CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO IRONISE
PRESENT
Present
I ironise
you ironise
he/she/it ironises
we ironise
you ironise
they ironise
Present continuous
I am ironising
you are ironising
he/she/it is ironising
we are ironising
you are ironising
they are ironising
Present perfect
I have ironised
you have ironised
he/she/it has ironised
we have ironised
you have ironised
they have ironised
Present perfect continuous
I have been ironising
you have been ironising
he/she/it has been ironising
we have been ironising
you have been ironising
they have been ironising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I ironised
you ironised
he/she/it ironised
we ironised
you ironised
they ironised
Past continuous
I was ironising
you were ironising
he/she/it was ironising
we were ironising
you were ironising
they were ironising
Past perfect
I had ironised
you had ironised
he/she/it had ironised
we had ironised
you had ironised
they had ironised
Past perfect continuous
I had been ironising
you had been ironising
he/she/it had been ironising
we had been ironising
you had been ironising
they had been ironising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will ironise
you will ironise
he/she/it will ironise
we will ironise
you will ironise
they will ironise
Future continuous
I will be ironising
you will be ironising
he/she/it will be ironising
we will be ironising
you will be ironising
they will be ironising
Future perfect
I will have ironised
you will have ironised
he/she/it will have ironised
we will have ironised
you will have ironised
they will have ironised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been ironising
you will have been ironising
he/she/it will have been ironising
we will have been ironising
you will have been ironising
they will have been ironising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would ironise
you would ironise
he/she/it would ironise
we would ironise
you would ironise
they would ironise
Conditional continuous
I would be ironising
you would be ironising
he/she/it would be ironising
we would be ironising
you would be ironising
they would be ironising
Conditional perfect
I would have ironise
you would have ironise
he/she/it would have ironise
we would have ironise
you would have ironise
they would have ironise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been ironising
you would have been ironising
he/she/it would have been ironising
we would have been ironising
you would have been ironising
they would have been ironising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you ironise
we let´s ironise
you ironise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
ironising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRONISE»
Discover the use of
ironise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ironise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Dictionary of the English/Creole of Trinidad & Tobago: On ...
aIjVn dudl, aIjVn dugl, aIjVn gugl/ (< iron, fr material + E doodle or doogs 'number
of marbles risked in a game') = balls bearing, doodle, iron tetay, ironise, slug(s) ◊
But me taw get break, Ah had use an iron dugle as substitute, She said you ...
2
the element of irony in english literature
Thus Plato, in the beginning of the Republic, does not seek directly to ironise the
idea that justice is the right of the stronger over the weaker, for strength can mean
many things, and the idea is not unworthy of our consideration; what he is very ...
F. Mac D. C. Turner, F. McD. C. Turner, 1926
Une fille dans chaque port », ironise-t-il. « Ne pourrons-nous jamais sur l¶océan
des âges jeter l¶ancre un seul jour ? » Sortant de sa rêverie, Vitodi jette un
dernier regard aux cygnes, mendiants à la fière encolure qui guettent les lancers
de ...
4
Eroticism and Death in Theatre and Performance
In performance, we have the enactment of Will Self's comment that this song '
demonstrates Cave's ability to ironise, then re- ironise again, engendering a
dizzying vortex as received values are sucked down the pointed plughole'.28 For
...
5
Reading the Graphic Surface: The Presense of the Book in ...
The bathetic outcome to the artifice here tends to devalue or ironise the above
quotation, though I would suggest that the fact that the policeman demands to
see what he has written and Albert obliges with the words 'Showed him piece of ...
6
Memory Fragments: Visualising Difference in Australian History
Swallow's objects trivialise and ironise late capitalism's strangulation of the
image by invoking the dematerialised art-logo in a craft aesthetic that hails from
pre-industrial cultures. By working on the forms from (post)industrial orders of ...
7
Irony in the Medieval Romance
Hartmann, at least in In/ein, can afford to ironise an irresponsible quest for
adventure for its own sake because the position he ultimately wishes to defend is
the ideal of a compassionate chivalry in the service of others.' He. ' This apposite
...
Dennis Howard Green, 1979
8
Painter and Poet in Ancient Greece: Iconography and the ...
Lucien ironise a nottveau sur le mdmc sujet dans Qnornodo. 2Une telle
technique humnristique est utjlisée pa: Pelzmne clans le réoit de la 'Filile d'
Enoolpe i la galerle de pei.r.ttt.t-.res. 33 sq. Ettoolpe eherohe one consolation our
son chagrin ...
9
The Narrator in Archaic Greek and Hellenistic Poetry
In several poems Theocritus makes the primary narrator prominent, while various
poems play with the relationship of narrator to author, or ironise the primary
narrator. The greater visibility of the primary narrator in several Theocritean
poems ...
10
Dialogicality and Social Representations: The Dynamics of Mind
When we ironise something, we must be able to reflect on language itself (1744/
1968, p. 408). For example, we negate by confirmation but we demonstrate that
we are not serious by other means of communication, i.e. tone of voice, accent ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IRONISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ironise is used in the context of the following news items.
Zone euro: de la tragédie grecque au psychodrame européen
Mais il pleut. Qu'avons-nous de mieux à faire un dimanche ? » ironise un diplomate, alors que va commencer la 8e réunion de ce type en un ... «Telquel.ma, Jul 15»
Why Athena was more than just a naff purveyor of mild erotica
Its very name – Athena is the ancient Greek goddess of wisdom – suggests its idealistic side. Why do we so insistently ironise the recent past? «The Guardian, Jul 15»
iPhone 6S : premières photos, premières déceptions ?
Sur Twitter, un bloggeur spécialisé en nouvelles technologie ironise (voir ci-dessous) : "Dîtes bonjour à la copie quasi conforme de l'iPhone 6 ! «Linternaute.com, Jul 15»
Ce jeune homme a les cheveux coiffés en.... ananas !
D'autant plus que celui-ci ironise sur Reddit en nous avouant que sa performance lors de la course était bien plus mauvaise que celle de sa ... «Masculin.com, Jun 15»
C'est sur scène que des jeunes de Jabal Mohsen et Bab el-Tebbané …
C'est notre bonne éducation à nous », ironise-t-il. Il est ravi d'avoir participé à cette expérience : « Cela a changé ma vision des choses. «L'Orient-Le Jour, Jun 15»
Laurence Bret-Stern, la force du réseau
J'étais la seule fille de moins de 25 ans - avec Delphine Ernotte, dont je partageais le bureau. Cela rend visible… , ironise-t-elle. J'ai surtout eu ... «Madame Figaro, Jun 15»
Vraiment, la Suisse au Conseil de sécurité?
François Nordmann ironise sur cet objectif certes louable, mais au potentiel de gloire très limité. Notre pays, qui il y a trois ans critiquait le ... «Le Temps, Jun 15»
The Curiosities, by Christopher Reid - Book review: Carefully crafted …
Undertones of loneliness and reluctant reserve ironise Reid's jauntiness. The deft punchline of “The Catapult” pins down the satisfactions and ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
Les syndics en campagne pour persuader les indécis
«Ils auraient carrément pu proposer Villaz-Saint-Pierre comme nom», ironise Fabrice Cotting, président de la Jeunesse de Middes. «lagruyere.ch, May 15»
Foot - ANG - Arsenal - Giroud répond à Henry
«J'avais oui dire qu'il sortait un peu trop de banalités… Là, il a sorti une vraie bombe. Ca a fait son effet…», ironise notamment l'international ... «L'Équipe.fr, May 15»
