CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OBJECTIVISE
PRESENT
Present
I objectivise
you objectivise
he/she/it objectivises
we objectivise
you objectivise
they objectivise
Present continuous
I am objectivising
you are objectivising
he/she/it is objectivising
we are objectivising
you are objectivising
they are objectivising
Present perfect
I have objectivised
you have objectivised
he/she/it has objectivised
we have objectivised
you have objectivised
they have objectivised
Present perfect continuous
I have been objectivising
you have been objectivising
he/she/it has been objectivising
we have been objectivising
you have been objectivising
they have been objectivising
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 objectivised
you objectivised
he/she/it objectivised
we objectivised
you objectivised
they objectivised
Past continuous
I was objectivising
you were objectivising
he/she/it was objectivising
we were objectivising
you were objectivising
they were objectivising
Past perfect
I had objectivised
you had objectivised
he/she/it had objectivised
we had objectivised
you had objectivised
they had objectivised
Past perfect continuous
I had been objectivising
you had been objectivising
he/she/it had been objectivising
we had been objectivising
you had been objectivising
they had been objectivising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will objectivise
you will objectivise
he/she/it will objectivise
we will objectivise
you will objectivise
they will objectivise
Future continuous
I will be objectivising
you will be objectivising
he/she/it will be objectivising
we will be objectivising
you will be objectivising
they will be objectivising
Future perfect
I will have objectivised
you will have objectivised
he/she/it will have objectivised
we will have objectivised
you will have objectivised
they will have objectivised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been objectivising
you will have been objectivising
he/she/it will have been objectivising
we will have been objectivising
you will have been objectivising
they will have been objectivising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would objectivise
you would objectivise
he/she/it would objectivise
we would objectivise
you would objectivise
they would objectivise
Conditional continuous
I would be objectivising
you would be objectivising
he/she/it would be objectivising
we would be objectivising
you would be objectivising
they would be objectivising
Conditional perfect
I would have objectivise
you would have objectivise
he/she/it would have objectivise
we would have objectivise
you would have objectivise
they would have objectivise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been objectivising
you would have been objectivising
he/she/it would have been objectivising
we would have been objectivising
you would have been objectivising
they would have been objectivising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you objectivise
we let´s objectivise
you objectivise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to objectivise
Past participle
objectivised
Present Participle
objectivising
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 «OBJECTIVISE»
Discover the use of
objectivise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
objectivise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... the bound objectivise and those who objectivise are bound.That also is why
those who are free do not objectivise, and why those who do not are free. 14 “The
Essential Understanding Seems to Be . . .” 33 Time.
2
The Art of Reasoning: A Popular Exposition of the Principles ...
Yet we think it will not be denied, that although we have no immediate knowledge
of objects extrinsio to ourselves, yet we are led by the irresistible laws of our
intellectual nature to objectivise our ideas ; that is, to suppose our thoughts to be
...
3
The Art of Reasoning a Popular Exposition of the Principles ...
Yet we think it will not be denied, that although we have no immediate knowledge
of objects extrinsic to ourselves, yet we are led by the irresistible laws of our
intellectual nature to objectivise our ideas; that is, to suppose our thoughts to be ...
4
Second Chance: Two Centuries of German-speaking Jews in the ...
What obviously holds true for artistic and free intellectual influences, namely that
they are a matter of atmosphere and therefore hard to objectivise, also applies to
a lesser extent to the humanities and social sciences; their impact often makes ...
Werner Eugen Mosse, Julius Carlebach, 1991
5
All Else Is Bondage: Non-Volitional Living
26 Noumenal Living BEING (OR living noumenally, subjectively) is not ceasing to
objectivise—for that is the functional aspect of subject—but ceasing to objectivise
oneself, and thereby ceasing to regard one's objects as independent entities, ...
6
Treaty Interpretation by the WTO Appellate Body
... principles of treaty interpretation help 'to objectivise and constrain the
subjective preferences of judges'.98 But a single principle of interpretation may
also 'objectivise' the opposite conclusion on the meaning of the treaty language.
99 This ...
7
Virtual Storytelling. Using Virtual Reality Technologies for ...
Through DocToon©'s eyes, everything that the child experiences, including
disease, hospitalisation, and the burden of anxiety or guilt that may be connected
thereto, becomes easier to objectivise, makes sense. Whereas relations with
other ...
Olivier Balet, Gerard Subsol, Patrice Torguet, 2001
8
Learning Together in the Early Years: Exploring Relational ...
Through their tendency to objectivise expressions of modality, Rocking Horse
children appeared to approach the task of working out what is happening in the
photographs as a collaborative project on some uncertain object 'out there'.
Orchard ...
Theodora Papatheodorou, JANET R Moyles, 2008
9
Children And Their Curriculum: The Perspectives Of Primary ...
In Search of the Authentic Voice What distresses me when I read some works by
sociologists is that people whose profession it is to objectivise the social world
prove so rarely able to objectivise themselves and fail so often to realise that
what ...
Ann Filer, Andrew Pollard, Dennis Thiessen, 2002
10
Investigating Translation: Selected papers from the 4th ...
... the ST, “de-objectivise it”, nor produce the TT, “objectivise it”. If we accept the
mechanism described above for creating and interpreting sense, the cognitive-
cultural nature of the factors that determine translating, and the conclusions
reached ...
Allison Beeby, Doris Ensinger, Marisa Presas, 2000
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OBJECTIVISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
objectivise is used in the context of the following news items.
The veto is neither a right nor a privilege
We have been reflecting on several options to trigger the suspension of the veto and objectivise the situation. This could involve the UN ... «gulfnews.com, Jul 15»
Suspend UN veto rights in cases of mass atrocities
We have been reflecting on several options to activate the suspension of the veto and objectivise the situation. This could involve the ... «The Straits Times, Jul 15»
The commodification of violence
As a result, numbers objectivise violence and make it easy to consume. We do not ask what the larger meaning of what 20 million people ... «The Hindu, May 15»
Budget 2015 - Has The Chancellor Done Enough For UK Tech …
... poor quality of life and will struggle to meet sustainability objectivise. Not to make it seem like British cities are fraying on all fronts, but proper ... «TechWeekEurope UK, Mar 15»
The wisest choices depend on instinct and careful analysis
The resulting bogus rationality seeks to objectivise expertise by fitting it into a template. It is exemplified in the processes by which interviewers ... «Financial Times, Sep 14»
Belgrade: Int'l conference on World War One begins
BELGRADE – An international conference on World War One is being held in Belgrade on Friday, with the goal to objectivise the truth abou that ... «InSerbia News, Apr 14»
Absolute power
"I think that was why I ended up in academia because I wanted to try and objectivise those recollections and to understand them." The book has ... «the Irish News, Jul 13»
Gregg's Table, London SE1, restaurant review
Therapists speak of the need to objectivise trauma, but there is much to be said for soldiering on in silence; and I for one shall never speak of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 12»
Catholic women need thick skins online
a society in which women are actively encouraged to sexually objectivise themselves and in which women still tend to be judged upon their ... «Catholic Herald Online, Nov 11»
Guillermo del Toro Interview: The Fall, James Cameron, Hellboy 3 …
But, ultimately, you cannot objectivise any longer and you cannot contextualize other than in the image itself. So, when you are, on the other ... «Den Of Geek, Oct 10»
