CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MAGNETISE
PRESENT
Present
I magnetise
you magnetise
he/she/it magnetises
we magnetise
you magnetise
they magnetise
Present continuous
I am magnetising
you are magnetising
he/she/it is magnetising
we are magnetising
you are magnetising
they are magnetising
Present perfect
I have magnetised
you have magnetised
he/she/it has magnetised
we have magnetised
you have magnetised
they have magnetised
Present perfect continuous
I have been magnetising
you have been magnetising
he/she/it has been magnetising
we have been magnetising
you have been magnetising
they have been magnetising
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 magnetised
you magnetised
he/she/it magnetised
we magnetised
you magnetised
they magnetised
Past continuous
I was magnetising
you were magnetising
he/she/it was magnetising
we were magnetising
you were magnetising
they were magnetising
Past perfect
I had magnetised
you had magnetised
he/she/it had magnetised
we had magnetised
you had magnetised
they had magnetised
Past perfect continuous
I had been magnetising
you had been magnetising
he/she/it had been magnetising
we had been magnetising
you had been magnetising
they had been magnetising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will magnetise
you will magnetise
he/she/it will magnetise
we will magnetise
you will magnetise
they will magnetise
Future continuous
I will be magnetising
you will be magnetising
he/she/it will be magnetising
we will be magnetising
you will be magnetising
they will be magnetising
Future perfect
I will have magnetised
you will have magnetised
he/she/it will have magnetised
we will have magnetised
you will have magnetised
they will have magnetised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been magnetising
you will have been magnetising
he/she/it will have been magnetising
we will have been magnetising
you will have been magnetising
they will have been magnetising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would magnetise
you would magnetise
he/she/it would magnetise
we would magnetise
you would magnetise
they would magnetise
Conditional continuous
I would be magnetising
you would be magnetising
he/she/it would be magnetising
we would be magnetising
you would be magnetising
they would be magnetising
Conditional perfect
I would have magnetise
you would have magnetise
he/she/it would have magnetise
we would have magnetise
you would have magnetise
they would have magnetise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been magnetising
you would have been magnetising
he/she/it would have been magnetising
we would have been magnetising
you would have been magnetising
they would have been magnetising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you magnetise
we let´s magnetise
you magnetise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
magnetised
Present Participle
magnetising
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 «MAGNETISE»
Discover the use of
magnetise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
magnetise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Materials and magnets Ferromagnetic alloys like steel which are harder to
magnetise are called hard magnetic materials. Those which are easier to
magnetise such as the iron used in nails and paper clips are called soft magnetic
materials, ...
2
Physics Insights Ol Tb 2e
This shows that an iron is easier to magnetise than steel. It can also be
magnetised more strongly than steel. When the permanent magnet is removed,
practically all the iron filings fall off from the iron bar while very few fall off from the
steel bar.
3
Cambridge IGCSE® Physics Coursebook with CD-ROM
Hard retains magnetism well, but difficult to magnetise in the first place hard steel
permanent magnets, compass needles, loudspeaker magnets Soft easy to
magnetise, but readily loses its magnetism soft iron cores for electromagnets, ...
4
Cambridge O Level Physics with CD-ROM
retains magnetism well, but difficult to magnetise in the first place hard soft loses
its magnetism easy to magnetise, but readily Table 16.1 Hard and soft magnetic
materials. 'Hard steel' is both hard to the touch and difficult to magnetise and ...
David Sang, Graham Jones, 2012
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An introduction to the study of animal magnetism
It was observed by Deleuze, that the difference of the sex has little or no influence
on the magnetic power ; that women magnetise as efficiently as men. Their action
is, however, more gentle, albeit, not less salutary ; and when they possess the ...
J Dupotet de Sennevoy (baron.), 1838
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An Introduction to the Study of Animal Magnetism: With an ...
It was observed by Deleuze, that the difference of the sex has little or no influence
on the magnetic power ; that women magnetise as efficiently as men. Their action
is, however, more gentle, albeit, not less salutary ; and when they possess the ...
7
Detecting Foreign Bodies in Food
On the other hand, rust and scale (oxides of iron) are of much lower magnetic
susceptibility and therefore the magnetic field required to magnetise them is
correspondingly higher. Stainless steels, which are a class of steel containing
varying ...
8
The Little Philosopher, Or The Science of Familiar Things: ...
To Magnetise a Pen-Knife. Rub the knife, for several times, in the same direction,
across one of the poles of a magnet ; apply the point of the knife to a small bit of
iron or steel, — it will be powerfully attracted to the point of the knife. If the knife ...
If Joseph Hume, Daniel O'Connell, and the tail in general, could only magnetise
the members for three hours, they would be able to disburclen themselves of their
long and weary lucubrations without an interruption. The following case, quoted ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1839
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An Elementary Course of Natural and Experimental Philosophy, ...
TO MAGNETISE STEEL BARS, &c. I. TO MAGNETISE A NEEDLE WITHOUT
USING AN ARTIFICIAL MAGNET. Fix the needle, against the edge of a table, in t!
ie magnetic meridian, that is, nearly north and south; hold a long poker above the
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MAGNETISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
magnetise is used in the context of the following news items.
Get caught up in the sunny vibe of 'Magnetise' by Shy Luv [405 …
"Magnetise was one of the first tracks me and jake wrote together at his house in Leeds. We were just jamming on bass and keys trying to do ... «The 405, Jul 15»
Introducing Tom Holland as Spider-Man: Marvel's Newest Avenger
We need to see how intelligent he really is (not just solving an equation or asking your girlfriend how to magnetise your web-shooters, Webb! «moviepilot.com, Jul 15»
New 'matter' for high-temp superconductors
The result was a complex crystalline structure that seemed to conduct, insulate, and magnetise. By applying pressure to the compound the ... «Engineering Materials, Jun 15»
Bubble delivery can rescue failing drug candidates, says Oxford team
The method can even magnetise the bubbles so they accumulate at the target site. The bubbles last less than ten minutes in the bloodstream ... «In-PharmaTechnologist.com, Jun 15»
Yoko Ono: One Woman Show 1960-1971, MoMA, New York — review
Absent her marriage, none of this would magnetise the crowds that will inevitably converge on the sixth- floor galleries, or confer on her the ... «Financial Times, May 15»
7 Starting Points to Design Your Loyalty Program Reward System
But how can you design rewards that will magnetise your customers to your loyalty program? Don't miss my next post; I will give you lots of ... «Business 2 Community, May 15»
Everyman review – a rousing display
... with gilded mannequins pirouetting around as Everyman's earthly goods, does not provide that fear. Still, it can magnetise an audience. «The Guardian, May 15»
Auckland's 175th anniversary: The man who saved the harbour
The bespectacled, forward-thinking greenie - who campaigned for clean water, compost and fewer cars - knew how to magnetise and polarise ... «New Zealand Herald, May 15»
Grealish and the anglo-irish question
... by producing more and better home-grown talent and bringing in “world-class” managers at senior level who could magnetise players. «The Sunday Times, Apr 15»
Acer Liquid X2's gargantuan battery promises over 2 days of charge
"I believe that the world is going to magnetise towards not necessarily big batteries, but long batteries," said Liew. That's especially good news, ... «TrustedReviews, Apr 15»
