CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MATRONIZE
PRESENT
Present
I matronize
you matronize
he/she/it matronizes
we matronize
you matronize
they matronize
Present continuous
I am matronizing
you are matronizing
he/she/it is matronizing
we are matronizing
you are matronizing
they are matronizing
Present perfect
I have matronized
you have matronized
he/she/it has matronized
we have matronized
you have matronized
they have matronized
Present perfect continuous
I have been matronizing
you have been matronizing
he/she/it has been matronizing
we have been matronizing
you have been matronizing
they have been matronizing
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 matronized
you matronized
he/she/it matronized
we matronized
you matronized
they matronized
Past continuous
I was matronizing
you were matronizing
he/she/it was matronizing
we were matronizing
you were matronizing
they were matronizing
Past perfect
I had matronized
you had matronized
he/she/it had matronized
we had matronized
you had matronized
they had matronized
Past perfect continuous
I had been matronizing
you had been matronizing
he/she/it had been matronizing
we had been matronizing
you had been matronizing
they had been matronizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will matronize
you will matronize
he/she/it will matronize
we will matronize
you will matronize
they will matronize
Future continuous
I will be matronizing
you will be matronizing
he/she/it will be matronizing
we will be matronizing
you will be matronizing
they will be matronizing
Future perfect
I will have matronized
you will have matronized
he/she/it will have matronized
we will have matronized
you will have matronized
they will have matronized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been matronizing
you will have been matronizing
he/she/it will have been matronizing
we will have been matronizing
you will have been matronizing
they will have been matronizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would matronize
you would matronize
he/she/it would matronize
we would matronize
you would matronize
they would matronize
Conditional continuous
I would be matronizing
you would be matronizing
he/she/it would be matronizing
we would be matronizing
you would be matronizing
they would be matronizing
Conditional perfect
I would have matronize
you would have matronize
he/she/it would have matronize
we would have matronize
you would have matronize
they would have matronize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been matronizing
you would have been matronizing
he/she/it would have been matronizing
we would have been matronizing
you would have been matronizing
they would have been matronizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you matronize
we let´s matronize
you matronize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
matronized
Present Participle
matronizing
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 «MATRONIZE»
Discover the use of
matronize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
matronize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Republic of Letters: A Republication of Standard Literature
great Thing for you, and especially for Henry, my dear niece, as Sir Sampson and
Lady Maclaughlan are going to London directly to take his Seat in Parliament;
and she will make a point of Paying you every attention, and will Matronize you to
...
Mrs. A. H. Nicholas, 1835
2
The Girls' History and Culture Reader: The Nineteenth Century
.”76 As Elizabeth and her neighbors worked to “matronize” the girls, they also
redefined what it meant to be a southern woman. Elizabeth Fox-Genovese has
suggested that southern women, as girls' guides from childhood to adulthood, ...
Miriam Forman-Brunell, Leslie Paris, 2011
3
A Fearful Responsibility
It occurred to me that it might n't be quite the thing, and so I went round to the
Spanish consul and asked him how he thought it would do for me to matronize a
young lady if I could get one, and he said he did n't think it would do at all."
Hoskins ...
William Dean Howells, 1881
Ian are going to London directly to take his Seat in Parliament; and she will make
a point of Paying you every attention, and 'will Matronize you to the play, and any
other Public places you may wish to go; as both my Sisters and I are of opinion ...
5
Hand-Book of Official and Social Etiquette and Public ...
In all opera or theater parties, where young ladies form part of tee company, it is
necessary to secure the presence of a married lady of suitable age and
experience, a relative if possible, to chaperon or matronize the party. The
invitations are ...
great Thing for you, and especially for Henry, my dear niece, as Sir Sampson and
Lady Mae- laughlan are going to London directly to take his Seat in Parliament ;
and she will make a point of Paying you every attention, and will Matronize you ...
Just introduce me for your grandmother, will you, and I will matronize the party.' A
request Mr. Falkirk complied with by entering forthwith into a long business
discussion with another occupant of the stage coach, also known to him; in which
...
8
A code of signals for the use of the mercantile navy
64 Matrice 82 Maul 65 Matricide 83 Maund 66 Matriculate 1 84 Maunder ion er
ing 67 Matrimonial ly 85 Maundy Thursday 68 Matrimony 86 Mausoleum 69
Matrix 87 Maw 70 Matron 88 Mawk al ingly ish 71 Matronize ishness 72 Matross
y 73 ...
Bethune James Walker, 1841
9
The Beggar Girl and Her Benefactors
... Mrs. Bnhanun would not have been jealous, had she not unjustly attributed to
her in-fluence every step taken by him, to lessen the ex. pences of his family, and
matronize his wife. That the major himself, disturbed by the roaringtempest of the
...
Mrs. Bennett (Agnes Maria), 1813
10
Chronicles of the Canongate
... to preserve all possible propriety, by commanding the attendance of her
principal female attendant, Mrs. Alice Lambskin, who might, from the gravity and
dignity of her appearance, have sufficed to matronize a whole boarding-school,
instead ...
