CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PARTICULARISE
PRESENT
Present
I particularise
you particularise
he/she/it particularises
we particularise
you particularise
they particularise
Present continuous
I am particularising
you are particularising
he/she/it is particularising
we are particularising
you are particularising
they are particularising
Present perfect
I have particularised
you have particularised
he/she/it has particularised
we have particularised
you have particularised
they have particularised
Present perfect continuous
I have been particularising
you have been particularising
he/she/it has been particularising
we have been particularising
you have been particularising
they have been particularising
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 particularised
you particularised
he/she/it particularised
we particularised
you particularised
they particularised
Past continuous
I was particularising
you were particularising
he/she/it was particularising
we were particularising
you were particularising
they were particularising
Past perfect
I had particularised
you had particularised
he/she/it had particularised
we had particularised
you had particularised
they had particularised
Past perfect continuous
I had been particularising
you had been particularising
he/she/it had been particularising
we had been particularising
you had been particularising
they had been particularising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will particularise
you will particularise
he/she/it will particularise
we will particularise
you will particularise
they will particularise
Future continuous
I will be particularising
you will be particularising
he/she/it will be particularising
we will be particularising
you will be particularising
they will be particularising
Future perfect
I will have particularised
you will have particularised
he/she/it will have particularised
we will have particularised
you will have particularised
they will have particularised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been particularising
you will have been particularising
he/she/it will have been particularising
we will have been particularising
you will have been particularising
they will have been particularising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would particularise
you would particularise
he/she/it would particularise
we would particularise
you would particularise
they would particularise
Conditional continuous
I would be particularising
you would be particularising
he/she/it would be particularising
we would be particularising
you would be particularising
they would be particularising
Conditional perfect
I would have particularise
you would have particularise
he/she/it would have particularise
we would have particularise
you would have particularise
they would have particularise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been particularising
you would have been particularising
he/she/it would have been particularising
we would have been particularising
you would have been particularising
they would have been particularising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you particularise
we let´s particularise
you particularise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to particularise
Past participle
particularised
Present Participle
particularising
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 «PARTICULARISE»
Discover the use of
particularise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
particularise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
How did the impeachment of Warren Hastings terminate ? .... 278 1 5 6313.
Particularise the revolution which occurred in France in I7&9. 240 2 3 63 44. How
did the duke of York's operations against Dunkirk, in 17!>3, terminate? 267 1 4
6315.
2
Rethinking Political Obligation: Moral Principles, Communal ...
It may be thought that an appeal to the necessity of coordination in pursuing
welfare, well-being or justice may properly particularise political obligation
anchored in natural duties to pursue these values. When the duties to pursue
well-being ...
3
Rethinking Political Obligation: Moral Principles, Communal ...
It may be thought that an appeal to the necessity of coordination in pursuing
welfare, well-being or justice may properly particularise political obligation
anchored in natural duties to pursue these values. When the duties to pursue
well-being ...
4
Five Classics of Fengshui: Chinese Spiritual Geography in ...
The Reply The Classic says that in the multitude of the large, particularise the
small and from the multitude of the small, particularise the large.28 It is only
through particularisation that one can distinguish the lord from the followers. In
general ...
5
Dictionnaire français-anglais et anglais-français, abrégé
En effet , pour donner l'équivalent d'un mot composé , il faut souvent faire usage
d'une proposition ou d'un verbe que la transposition fait supprimer. Lorsque deux
noms se présentent dont l'un particularise l'autre , celui qui particularise peut ...
6
A New Law Dictionary: Containing Explanations of Such ...
The word eslute then is a general term, being applied to every spe-' cies of
property which a man may have an interest in; but when the law'wishes to
particularise the [rind of property of which an estate consists, it adds to the word
estate some ...
Henry James Holthouse, Henry Penington, 1847
7
Synonyms Discriminated: A Complete Catalogue of Synonymous ...
This appears in the verbs specify and particularise. To particularise is to take the
subject to pieces, and show what it is made up of. To specify is distinctly to point
out what it is we speak about. We specify by one. We particularise by many in ...
8
Trends in Natural Language Generation - An Artificial ...
... counterexpectation concession exemplify particularise, exemplify extending
elaboration, cause, opposition generalise set-member, generalise justify cause
particularise particularise, exemplify presentational-sequence elaboration simple
...
Giovanni Adorni, Michael Zock, 1996
... the question': the formations that particularise our sexuality or illness or
madness particularise us (as their careers) and, at the same time, particularise
our ('interior') relationship to certain political options and constraints (themselves
cast as ...
10
The Philosophy of Music: Theme and Variations
The upshot of this - still baldly - is that 'particularising' is a two- way street: the text
and the music particularise one another, so that the 'intentionality' provided by the
text is not in the end fully separable from that provided by the music, and vice ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARTICULARISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
particularise is used in the context of the following news items.
The unseen Charles Dickens: read the excoriating essay on …
Further, lest any public writer should misunderstand his meaning, he is kind enough to particularise the cases to which sensation writing has ... «The Independent, Jul 15»
Ipswich Town sue Suffolk Police over 'illegal' charges
Whilst the club say they are owed more than half a million pounds, the writ says that "it is not possible to fully particularise the damages ... «ITV News, Jun 15»
Deleting a worldview
... flowering spike of a willow is called a catkin, or that that's a ferret and not a weasel, you lose the ability to focus, to distinguish, to particularise. «Hindu Business Line, Jun 15»
ConCourt gives huge boosts to prostitutes
The witnesses did not particularise how the applicants solicited for the purpose of prostitution, whom they solicited from, in what manner they solicited and the ... «The Zimbabwe Daily, May 15»
Kevin Pietersen's fate is that of any maverick
Mavericks, to particularise, are never likely to be team players: like Sir Oswald Mosley, they are capable of leaving one political party for a ... «The Independent, May 15»
Spotlight on human rights in NZ
"Whereas at the moment, what appears to be the case, is that we appear to be - shall we say - reducing and trying to particularise and minimise ... «Radio New Zealand, May 15»
Former school principal who was jailed for indecently assaulting 11 …
... against convition was a submission relating to an alleged failure by the prosecution to sufficiently particularise counts on the indictment. «Irish Independent, May 15»
Immediate parole for man caught with cannabis in toilet
... drugs over six days, including three supplies of methamphetamine, four of cannabis and four of a drug "the Crown cannot particularise". «The Sunshine Coast Daily, Apr 15»
Ex-primary school principal to appeal sentence for indecently …
... grounds of appeal against conviction was a submission relating to an alleged failure by the prosecution to sufficiently particularise counts on ... «Sunday World, Apr 15»
Former teacher loses 'indecent assault' appeal
Among Barry's grounds of appeal was a submission relating to an alleged failure by the prosecution to sufficiently particularise counts on the ... «Clare Champion, Apr 15»
