CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PARENTHESISE
PRESENT
Present
I parenthesise
you parenthesise
he/she/it parenthesises
we parenthesise
you parenthesise
they parenthesise
Present continuous
I am parenthesising
you are parenthesising
he/she/it is parenthesising
we are parenthesising
you are parenthesising
they are parenthesising
Present perfect
I have parenthesised
you have parenthesised
he/she/it has parenthesised
we have parenthesised
you have parenthesised
they have parenthesised
Present perfect continuous
I have been parenthesising
you have been parenthesising
he/she/it has been parenthesising
we have been parenthesising
you have been parenthesising
they have been parenthesising
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 parenthesised
you parenthesised
he/she/it parenthesised
we parenthesised
you parenthesised
they parenthesised
Past continuous
I was parenthesising
you were parenthesising
he/she/it was parenthesising
we were parenthesising
you were parenthesising
they were parenthesising
Past perfect
I had parenthesised
you had parenthesised
he/she/it had parenthesised
we had parenthesised
you had parenthesised
they had parenthesised
Past perfect continuous
I had been parenthesising
you had been parenthesising
he/she/it had been parenthesising
we had been parenthesising
you had been parenthesising
they had been parenthesising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will parenthesise
you will parenthesise
he/she/it will parenthesise
we will parenthesise
you will parenthesise
they will parenthesise
Future continuous
I will be parenthesising
you will be parenthesising
he/she/it will be parenthesising
we will be parenthesising
you will be parenthesising
they will be parenthesising
Future perfect
I will have parenthesised
you will have parenthesised
he/she/it will have parenthesised
we will have parenthesised
you will have parenthesised
they will have parenthesised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been parenthesising
you will have been parenthesising
he/she/it will have been parenthesising
we will have been parenthesising
you will have been parenthesising
they will have been parenthesising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would parenthesise
you would parenthesise
he/she/it would parenthesise
we would parenthesise
you would parenthesise
they would parenthesise
Conditional continuous
I would be parenthesising
you would be parenthesising
he/she/it would be parenthesising
we would be parenthesising
you would be parenthesising
they would be parenthesising
Conditional perfect
I would have parenthesise
you would have parenthesise
he/she/it would have parenthesise
we would have parenthesise
you would have parenthesise
they would have parenthesise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been parenthesising
you would have been parenthesising
he/she/it would have been parenthesising
we would have been parenthesising
you would have been parenthesising
they would have been parenthesising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you parenthesise
we let´s parenthesise
you parenthesise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to parenthesise
Past participle
parenthesised
Present Participle
parenthesising
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 «PARENTHESISE»
Discover the use of
parenthesise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
parenthesise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
printf("%s", argv[i]); } printf("))))\n"); return 0; } Invoke it as (you might have to
escape any characters your shell interprets as special): $ cc -o parenthesise
parenthesise.c $ ./parenthesise a * b + c ˆ d / e ((((a))*((b)))+(((c)ˆ(d))/((e)))) ...
2
Afrikology and Transdisciplinarity: A Restorative Epistemology
The idea of 'consensuality' was necessitated by his theory, which pointed to the
advisability of the need to 'parenthesise' objectivity. Once this move to '
parenthesise' reality was made, scientists could no longer depend on
independently ...
3
The Cultural Politics of Lifestyle Sports
5 Some commentators parenthesise the term 'race' to signify its constructed
nature; while I subscribe to a constructionist position, given that all identities are
constructed, in this book, I will not parenthesise the word. 6 In a sense, this
theoretical ...
4
Texts in Pultiple Versions - Histories of Editions
Even if we parenthesise the standpoint of the author himself, we cannot but view
the right-hand pages of the Ostlitauische Texte, and especially the totality of the
multiple edition, as a pre-programmed polytext. It is a polytext in an entirely ...
Luigi Giuliani, Herman Brinkman, Geert Lernout, 2007
5
Reading as a Perceptual Process
Prepositional phrase attachment Punctuated versions of the prepositional phrase
sentences used a pair of commas to 'parenthesise' or nest the three-word
prepositional phrase (see Table 1). While unpunctuated items produced clear ...
A. Kennedy, D. Heller, J. Pynte, 2000
... Fowler's Modern English Usage. Beware incorrect punctuation, which is worse
than no punctuation at all. Inadvertently, a comma may parenthesise a clause
that was meant to be read conjunctively, rendering a wholly unexpected meaning
.
Caroline Maughan, Mike Maughan, Andy Boon, 2013
7
The English Reader, Or Pieces in Prose and Poetry: Selected ...
How dost thou lure the fortunate and £rcat ! Dreadful attraction ! Virtuous Activity.
Seize, mortals! seize the transient hour; Improve each Chap. 1 . Select Sentences
, &c. 1 83 Verses containing exclamations, interrogations, and parenthesise*, - -
8
As I Was Saying: Texas, Pre-Texas, Cambridge
However this is to parenthesise. What Modern architecture felt itself to be will be
interesting to the historian, but here it is of more peripheric relevance. Modern
architecture was misinterpreted; but though its nature was not deliberately ...
Colin Rowe, Alexander Caragonne, 1999
... he is disposed. One must hasten of course to parenthesise that there is not,
intrinsically, a bit more luminosity in treating of low life and of primitive man than
of those whom civilisation has kneaded to a finer paste: the only luminosity in
either ...
Roger Lancelyn Green, 2013
10
Film Stardom, Myth and Classicism: The Rise of Hollywood's Gods
It is significant that so much of Novarro's publicity in the mid-1920s constructs him
not only as if a Greek god from antiquity, but also seeks to parenthesise him, to
place him apart from modernity and to some extent re-place him in the past to ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARENTHESISE»
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parenthesise is used in the context of the following news items.
In 'multicultural' West, Indian arts are still seen through racist eyes
Worryingly, we have also sprouted a new band of artistes and performers who anglicise the narrative, abbreviate and parenthesise South Asian ... «Scroll.in, Jul 15»
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I parenthesise choice because of course it is the result of variation, selection and amplification rather than deliberate choice. Can we identify ... «PMLiVE, Jun 15»
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And when they do sketches based around tortured wordplay, of which there are more than enough, they parenthesise them with self-referential ... «Chortle, May 15»
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Don't parenthesise subordinate clauses some of the time, as I have done here, but leave out one or both of the commas at others. A good editor ... «Naked Security, Aug 12»
