CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERCAPITALISE
PRESENT
Present
I overcapitalise
you overcapitalise
he/she/it overcapitalises
we overcapitalise
you overcapitalise
they overcapitalise
Present continuous
I am overcapitalising
you are overcapitalising
he/she/it is overcapitalising
we are overcapitalising
you are overcapitalising
they are overcapitalising
Present perfect
I have overcapitalised
you have overcapitalised
he/she/it has overcapitalised
we have overcapitalised
you have overcapitalised
they have overcapitalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been overcapitalising
you have been overcapitalising
he/she/it has been overcapitalising
we have been overcapitalising
you have been overcapitalising
they have been overcapitalising
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 overcapitalised
you overcapitalised
he/she/it overcapitalised
we overcapitalised
you overcapitalised
they overcapitalised
Past continuous
I was overcapitalising
you were overcapitalising
he/she/it was overcapitalising
we were overcapitalising
you were overcapitalising
they were overcapitalising
Past perfect
I had overcapitalised
you had overcapitalised
he/she/it had overcapitalised
we had overcapitalised
you had overcapitalised
they had overcapitalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been overcapitalising
you had been overcapitalising
he/she/it had been overcapitalising
we had been overcapitalising
you had been overcapitalising
they had been overcapitalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overcapitalise
you will overcapitalise
he/she/it will overcapitalise
we will overcapitalise
you will overcapitalise
they will overcapitalise
Future continuous
I will be overcapitalising
you will be overcapitalising
he/she/it will be overcapitalising
we will be overcapitalising
you will be overcapitalising
they will be overcapitalising
Future perfect
I will have overcapitalised
you will have overcapitalised
he/she/it will have overcapitalised
we will have overcapitalised
you will have overcapitalised
they will have overcapitalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overcapitalising
you will have been overcapitalising
he/she/it will have been overcapitalising
we will have been overcapitalising
you will have been overcapitalising
they will have been overcapitalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overcapitalise
you would overcapitalise
he/she/it would overcapitalise
we would overcapitalise
you would overcapitalise
they would overcapitalise
Conditional continuous
I would be overcapitalising
you would be overcapitalising
he/she/it would be overcapitalising
we would be overcapitalising
you would be overcapitalising
they would be overcapitalising
Conditional perfect
I would have overcapitalise
you would have overcapitalise
he/she/it would have overcapitalise
we would have overcapitalise
you would have overcapitalise
they would have overcapitalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overcapitalising
you would have been overcapitalising
he/she/it would have been overcapitalising
we would have been overcapitalising
you would have been overcapitalising
they would have been overcapitalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overcapitalise
we let´s overcapitalise
you overcapitalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to overcapitalise
Past participle
overcapitalised
Present Participle
overcapitalising
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 «OVERCAPITALISE»
Discover the use of
overcapitalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overcapitalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Paying Off Your Mortgage Quickly
Having said that, a smart renovation can add value to your home and provide you
with a greater capital gain when it comes time to sell. So if you must renovate,
there is one golden rule — don't overcapitalise. What does overcapitalise mean?
Anthony J. Anderson, 2004
2
7 Steps to Accelerated Wealth: A Fast-track Introduction to ...
For one thing, an underpinning exit strategy is important when you do your
market research, so that you don't overcapitalise on a property. It's important in
funding, as any financier is going to want to ensure that there's a resale market —
with ...
3
Using Market Mechanisms to Manage Fisheries Smoothing the ...
The type of system in place should in theory curb tendencies to overfish and
overcapitalise. It is worth noting, however, that the scope for gearing the fishing
fleet to resource productivity is somewhat restricted by the low (if any)
transferability of ...
4
Concise English Dictionary
over-. as a higher bid than.— n. (o') a higher bid than (he opponent's preceding
one. — n. overcapitalise lion, -z-.— v.t. overcapitalise, -ize to fix the capital to be
invested in, or the capital value of, ...
5
Introduction to Economics
How largely it was sometimes necessary to overcapitalise a combination, in order
to satisfy the demands of all those connected with it, is illustrated by the case of
the Whiskey Trust. According to testimony presented before the Industrial ...
Henry Rogers Seager, 1908
6
Honest business: right conduct for organizations of capital ...
Suppose they overcapitalise enterprises and sell shares at fictitious values, or
make combinations to put prices far above cost and get excessive profits.
Suppose by familiar devices by which the power of capital and organisation is
applied, ...
7
Parliamentary Debates, Legislative Council and Legislative ...
At any rate, whatever may be the reason, and whatever the result to individuals, I
am sure that to overcapitalise any industry is disastrous to the best interests of
Western Australia. I always said there was no real depression last year in this ...
Western Australia. Parliament, 1900
You must, therefore, conjure up a fictitious figure to represent yourself in her eyes
, and you must try to believe in it, a process that you will find marvellously easy
and wonderfully enjoyable. The object of the lover is to overcapitalise himself,
and ...
I “They intended, and we believe still intend, to grossly water and overcapitalise
their property, and thereby disPOse of fraudulent securities to the investing public
. “We desire at this time to also call attention to the fact that we have submitted a ...
It's wonderful what a lot of capital they can manage to employ sometimes, though
stupid women do overcapitalise too. "Don't think I'm holding up Una as a model to
you. She's only a survival of the sporting type. It is not a nice type; still, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OVERCAPITALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
overcapitalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Tailor your renovation to changing property market
... renovation shows, are investing too much money in their homes and could get burned if they overcapitalise and the property bubble bursts. «The Australian Financial Review, Jun 15»
The three renovations you can do so buyers pay more for your home
Yes, you have to be careful not to overcapitalise or renovate just to your tastes, but according to Real Estate Buyer's Agents Association ... «NEWS.com.au, Jun 15»
Tony Abbott must do more to improve housing affordability
In addition, the government has yet to confront pension and super rules that encourage retirees to overcapitalise the family home and ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 15»
Renovating tips by Inside Out editor Claire Bradley
If you are renovating to sell, don't overcapitalise. Get local agents to tell you what the commercial opportunity is. Renovating to sell, doesn't ... «NEWS.com.au, May 15»
Lack of advice leads to liquidation
Insolvency principal Sean Wengel said companies also become insolvent because they overcapitalise, and grow too rapidly. Last year, the ... «Money Management, May 15»
Top 10 Perth suburbs for 2015 and 2016
Property investors should focus on these infrastructure projects · Ensuring you don't overcapitalise · Top 10 Perth suburbs for 2013 · How to take advantage of ... «Smart Property Investment, May 15»
HOSI 2015: An impressive reincarnation
Forecasting is the gut feeling, said Giri, adding that we must stick to the basics and not overcapitalise the assets. Despite the operating ... «HospitalityBizIndia, Apr 15»
Natasha Sideris: Inspirational creator of Tasha's, SA's hottest …
In the early days, when I started at Atholl, if you read a business book they'll tell you 'don't overcapitalise. Don't encumber yourself too much ... «BizNews, Apr 15»
Coolum Beach Ripe for Rental Investment
... says when looking for an investment geared to permanent living rental, it is important to choose the right property and not to overcapitalise. «My Sunshine Coast, Apr 15»
Nestle Uses Naked Body Painted Models to Promote New Au …
To make sure you don't overcapitalise (when you spend more on a house than what you can sell it for) it's a good idea not to spend more than 5 ... «NEWS.com.au, Apr 15»
