CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PLAGIARISE
PRESENT
Present
I plagiarise
you plagiarise
he/she/it plagiarises
we plagiarise
you plagiarise
they plagiarise
Present continuous
I am plagiarising
you are plagiarising
he/she/it is plagiarising
we are plagiarising
you are plagiarising
they are plagiarising
Present perfect
I have plagiarised
you have plagiarised
he/she/it has plagiarised
we have plagiarised
you have plagiarised
they have plagiarised
Present perfect continuous
I have been plagiarising
you have been plagiarising
he/she/it has been plagiarising
we have been plagiarising
you have been plagiarising
they have been plagiarising
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 plagiarised
you plagiarised
he/she/it plagiarised
we plagiarised
you plagiarised
they plagiarised
Past continuous
I was plagiarising
you were plagiarising
he/she/it was plagiarising
we were plagiarising
you were plagiarising
they were plagiarising
Past perfect
I had plagiarised
you had plagiarised
he/she/it had plagiarised
we had plagiarised
you had plagiarised
they had plagiarised
Past perfect continuous
I had been plagiarising
you had been plagiarising
he/she/it had been plagiarising
we had been plagiarising
you had been plagiarising
they had been plagiarising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will plagiarise
you will plagiarise
he/she/it will plagiarise
we will plagiarise
you will plagiarise
they will plagiarise
Future continuous
I will be plagiarising
you will be plagiarising
he/she/it will be plagiarising
we will be plagiarising
you will be plagiarising
they will be plagiarising
Future perfect
I will have plagiarised
you will have plagiarised
he/she/it will have plagiarised
we will have plagiarised
you will have plagiarised
they will have plagiarised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been plagiarising
you will have been plagiarising
he/she/it will have been plagiarising
we will have been plagiarising
you will have been plagiarising
they will have been plagiarising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would plagiarise
you would plagiarise
he/she/it would plagiarise
we would plagiarise
you would plagiarise
they would plagiarise
Conditional continuous
I would be plagiarising
you would be plagiarising
he/she/it would be plagiarising
we would be plagiarising
you would be plagiarising
they would be plagiarising
Conditional perfect
I would have plagiarise
you would have plagiarise
he/she/it would have plagiarise
we would have plagiarise
you would have plagiarise
they would have plagiarise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been plagiarising
you would have been plagiarising
he/she/it would have been plagiarising
we would have been plagiarising
you would have been plagiarising
they would have been plagiarising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you plagiarise
we let´s plagiarise
you plagiarise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
plagiarised
Present Participle
plagiarising
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 «PLAGIARISE»
Discover the use of
plagiarise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
plagiarise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transform Your Teaching: Strategies for Multicultural Education
... else at the same or another university. These cases were very hard if not
impossible to prove, even if they were detected. Now it has become easier and
easier to plagiarise, especially as electronic print allows students to take material
...
Hayo Reinders, Hayo Reinders, Marilyn Lewis and Alison Kirkness, Marilyn Lewis, 2006
2
Research Ethics for Scientists: A Companion for Students
Chapter. 3. Plagiarise. and. Perish. ABOUT. THISCHAPTER. Plagiarism, defined
as using others' ideas, sentences or phrases without citation, is perhaps the most
common form of research misconduct. Plagiarism is easily avoided. Plagiarism ...
C. Neal Stewart, Jr., 2011
3
Students and universities: eleventh report of session ...
Carrie, can you just briefly answer the question I asked? Ms Donaghy: I do a law
degree and Alasdair said earlier that there would be quite high plagiarism within
law degrees. I totally disagree; I would never plagiarise and I do not know how ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Committee, 2009
4
Philosophy: The Essential Study Guide
The Essential Study Guide Nigel Warburton. Don't plagiarise one that weighs
arguments on either side of an issue and comes to a clear conclusion on the
matter addressed by the question.
5
Buckling of Bars, Plates, and Shells
However, Lobachevski's most famous book [2-54] has no such advice as '
Plagiarise'. For more information on Lehrer, go on the web at www.hometown.aol
.com/sillysongbook/LEHRER.htm Buckling of Bars 221 Summary Remarks on
Design ...
Robert Millard Jones, 2006
6
Global Corruption Report: Education
Plagiarism happens at all stages of tertiary education and thus involves
undergraduate students, doctoral students, post-docs and professors.41
Although technological progress has made it increasingly easy to plagiarise by
means of 'copy ...
Transparency International, 2013
7
Electric Power System Applications of Optimization
A study of electric power system applications of optimization.
8
The Southern literary messenger
Authors have the greatest temptation to plagiarise ; for they frequently meet with
ideas in other writers which have before occurred to themselves, and they thus
find that they are equally exposed to the accusation, whether they actually ...
... 48 But plagiarise, plagiarise, plagiarise... Given that Kreisler was working in a
New York bar at a time when Lehrer, a New Yorker by birth, was embarking on
his career as a performer in Massachusetts, it is not impossible that their paths
may ...
10
How to Write a PhD in Less Than 3 Years: A Practical Guide
c) Steer clear of plagiarism: The temptation to plagiarise, defined as the verbatim
use (or very close imitation) of the language56 used by another for the
formulation of thoughts and its passing-off as one's own original work will,
understandably, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PLAGIARISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
plagiarise is used in the context of the following news items.
Why are some jokes being hidden on Twitter?
Joke thieves beware. Twitter has removed several humorous tweets that appear to plagiarise other people's work, on copyright grounds. «BBC News, Jul 15»
Let all us journalists stand by each other
Lack of resources and desperation have even pushed some smaller online portals to blatantly plagiarise, at times just copy-paste stories right ... «Malay Mail Online, Jul 15»
Read the Sanskrit texts: Why both Rajiv Malhotra and his critics are …
But the modern business and media world creates incentives for everyone – not just Indians – to cheat and plagiarise. Conversely, and directly ... «Scroll.in, Jul 15»
Democratising style
But off and on it would not have any affect as by the time the person would plagiarise my outfits they would have become out of the season,” ... «The Hindu, Jul 15»
New designs: A Friend of Mine, FIELD, RKCR/Y&R, Music & more
Tom Philips might have something to say about those book ads. Its the 21st century. Why still plagiarise? graham wood 2015-07-24 08:55:00 ... «Creative Review, Jul 15»
Plagiarism is but one symptom
This incident speaks well to the level of academic development in Pakistan where academics even lack the ability to plagiarise well. «The News International, Jul 15»
Grappling with a plagiarism problem in universities
A good strategy requires understanding why and how students plagiarise and how the technical and socio-economic environment can facilitate ... «University World News, Jul 15»
Plagiarism charge: Why Rajiv Malhotra is on the gunsights of …
Those passing judgment need to figure out why someone wanting to plagiarise a source would bother referencing it about 30 times.”. «Firstpost, Jul 15»
Abu Dhabi expat stalls movie release in India
“Who would have thought he would plagiarise my work? He neither sought my permission to base his movie on my book nor did he give me ... «gulfnews.com, Jul 15»
'Nourish the crazy ideas because the good ones hide inside them …
Plagiarise all the time, that is the only way things develop! – John Armitage, University of Southampton. Never forget your roots or your ... «YourStory.com, Jul 15»
