CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO LABIALIZE
PRESENT
Present
I labialize
you labialize
he/she/it labializes
we labialize
you labialize
they labialize
Present continuous
I am labializing
you are labializing
he/she/it is labializing
we are labializing
you are labializing
they are labializing
Present perfect
I have labialized
you have labialized
he/she/it has labialized
we have labialized
you have labialized
they have labialized
Present perfect continuous
I have been labializing
you have been labializing
he/she/it has been labializing
we have been labializing
you have been labializing
they have been labializing
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 labialized
you labialized
he/she/it labialized
we labialized
you labialized
they labialized
Past continuous
I was labializing
you were labializing
he/she/it was labializing
we were labializing
you were labializing
they were labializing
Past perfect
I had labialized
you had labialized
he/she/it had labialized
we had labialized
you had labialized
they had labialized
Past perfect continuous
I had been labializing
you had been labializing
he/she/it had been labializing
we had been labializing
you had been labializing
they had been labializing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will labialize
you will labialize
he/she/it will labialize
we will labialize
you will labialize
they will labialize
Future continuous
I will be labializing
you will be labializing
he/she/it will be labializing
we will be labializing
you will be labializing
they will be labializing
Future perfect
I will have labialized
you will have labialized
he/she/it will have labialized
we will have labialized
you will have labialized
they will have labialized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been labializing
you will have been labializing
he/she/it will have been labializing
we will have been labializing
you will have been labializing
they will have been labializing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would labialize
you would labialize
he/she/it would labialize
we would labialize
you would labialize
they would labialize
Conditional continuous
I would be labializing
you would be labializing
he/she/it would be labializing
we would be labializing
you would be labializing
they would be labializing
Conditional perfect
I would have labialize
you would have labialize
he/she/it would have labialize
we would have labialize
you would have labialize
they would have labialize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been labializing
you would have been labializing
he/she/it would have been labializing
we would have been labializing
you would have been labializing
they would have been labializing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you labialize
we let´s labialize
you labialize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
labialized
Present Participle
labializing
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 «LABIALIZE»
Discover the use of
labialize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
labialize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar
With respect to vowels, the position of the lips is usually described in terms of lip-
rounding or lip-spreading. labialize Phonetics. Accompany (a speech sound) with
lip-rounding, particularly where this is an unusual (and optional) feature.
Sylvia Chalker, E. S. C. Weiner, 1998
2
Distributed Morphology Today
OBJ morpheme, whose position is symbolized with -9A below.9 In the following
examples, labialization affects the malefactive morpheme -B in (11a), skips
benefactive -r to labialize 1SG subject -xi in (11b), and skips benefactive -r and
3SG.
Ora Matushansky, Alec Marantz, 2013
3
The Prague School and Its Legacy: In Linguistics, ...
According to Daniel Jones's English Pronouncing Dictionary, /r/ can labialize
pretonic /ə/ when the latter does not alternate with /i/; procedure, prodigious,
profess, probation, pronominal, and the like have variants with [pru-]. Outside the
pro- ...
Again,most Celtic tongues, two Italic dialects (Oscan and Umbrian) and Aeolic
Greek labialize 9, but Old Irish and Gaelic, and two Italic dialects keep the
guttural while the other Greek dialects only labialize it before 0 vowels using 25
before e ...
5
Minor Tooth Movement in Children
The chief use for the W spring is to labialize a single central or lateral incisor in
either arch. (See Fig. 18-6.) 3. S spring. The S spring is also usually composed of
0.020 yellow Elgilov or 0.018 Australian wire. It is also formed with the tip of the ...
Relative excesses of intranuclear neutrons labialize an atom. And the extra
nuclear neutron is labile. Very different would be the notion of an extra neutron, Z
=0, when compared with the elements locating away from the pole on ray 2. And
the ...
LABELS LABIA LABIAL LABIALITIES LABIALITY LABIALIZATION
LABIALIZATIONS LABIALIZE LABIALIZED LABIALIZES LABIALIZING LABIALLY
LABIALS LABIATE LABEL LABELABLE LABELED LABELER LABELERS
LABELING LABELLA ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
redundantly palatalize and labialize before front and back rounded vowels
respectively (not indicated in the orthography), e.g. jiiki Ljakyi] 'donkey' (cf. jaka |'
_iaka] 'she donkey'), ké [kye] 'you (f.)', buge-bilge [bugye-bugye] 'beatings', 'ango
...
9
Asymmetries in the Phonology of Miogliola
Both dialects labialize a lengthened dorsal vowel in (224a-b). The difference in
the quality of the dorsal vowel before moraic /N/ in (224d) with respect to the
default quality in (2240) is common to both dialects and shows that Mioglia has
the ...
10
Hopi Time: A Linguistic Analysis of the Temporal Concepts in ...
... speakers of the latest generation no longer labialize the velar stop qw (see
also fn. 20). 6. What was said in fn. 5 also applies to the palatal nasal ngw (see
also fn. 20). 7. "I 'grasp' the 'thread' of another's arguments, but if its 'level' is 'over
my ...
