CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PURITANISE
PRESENT
Present
I puritanise
you puritanise
he/she/it puritanises
we puritanise
you puritanise
they puritanise
Present continuous
I am puritanising
you are puritanising
he/she/it is puritanising
we are puritanising
you are puritanising
they are puritanising
Present perfect
I have puritanised
you have puritanised
he/she/it has puritanised
we have puritanised
you have puritanised
they have puritanised
Present perfect continuous
I have been puritanising
you have been puritanising
he/she/it has been puritanising
we have been puritanising
you have been puritanising
they have been puritanising
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 puritanised
you puritanised
he/she/it puritanised
we puritanised
you puritanised
they puritanised
Past continuous
I was puritanising
you were puritanising
he/she/it was puritanising
we were puritanising
you were puritanising
they were puritanising
Past perfect
I had puritanised
you had puritanised
he/she/it had puritanised
we had puritanised
you had puritanised
they had puritanised
Past perfect continuous
I had been puritanising
you had been puritanising
he/she/it had been puritanising
we had been puritanising
you had been puritanising
they had been puritanising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will puritanise
you will puritanise
he/she/it will puritanise
we will puritanise
you will puritanise
they will puritanise
Future continuous
I will be puritanising
you will be puritanising
he/she/it will be puritanising
we will be puritanising
you will be puritanising
they will be puritanising
Future perfect
I will have puritanised
you will have puritanised
he/she/it will have puritanised
we will have puritanised
you will have puritanised
they will have puritanised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been puritanising
you will have been puritanising
he/she/it will have been puritanising
we will have been puritanising
you will have been puritanising
they will have been puritanising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would puritanise
you would puritanise
he/she/it would puritanise
we would puritanise
you would puritanise
they would puritanise
Conditional continuous
I would be puritanising
you would be puritanising
he/she/it would be puritanising
we would be puritanising
you would be puritanising
they would be puritanising
Conditional perfect
I would have puritanise
you would have puritanise
he/she/it would have puritanise
we would have puritanise
you would have puritanise
they would have puritanise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been puritanising
you would have been puritanising
he/she/it would have been puritanising
we would have been puritanising
you would have been puritanising
they would have been puritanising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you puritanise
we let´s puritanise
you puritanise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
puritanised
Present Participle
puritanising
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 «PURITANISE»
Discover the use of
puritanise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
puritanise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ritualism and New Testament Christianity. Is the Church of ...
“If the Bishop of London is inclined to 'run a-muck' at Catholic faith and Catholic
worship, by all means let him do so. He has as good a right to his opinion as we
have to ours. If he wishes to Puritanise the Church, as I believe he does, let him ...
2
The Free churchman and Christian spectator [formerly The ...
It is this halting and unworthy policy which exposes the Evangelicals to the
contempt of the world and endangers the good cause they desire to serve. Their
object is to Puritanise ihe Church of England and to free her from the " witching
errors" ...
3
Essays: chiefly on questions of church and state from 1850 ...
Indications of this disposition to Calvinise and Puritanise the Irish Church have
not been wanting. There may be others, also, from opposite points of view, who
may consider that so choice an opportunity ought not to be lost of removing from
...
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, 1870
Indications of this disposition to Calvinise and Puritanise the Irish Church have
not been wanting. A memorial to that effect has already been printedAnd, in one
diocese, a resolution has been framed, placing the Thirty-Nine Articles in the ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1869
5
The Death of Christian Britain
However, by the following decade the struggle to puritanise was starting to win
over Glasgow society, especially with the arrival of Thomas Chalmers. By 1860,
Dunlop recalled, Glasgow had been 'advanced & improved in science, literature,
...
6
The Eighteenth-Century Town: A Reader in English Urban ...
The point of this was to establish connection and continuity between Jewish,
Hellenic, and British culture in order to anglicise and puritanise the antique as
part of his attempt to overcome his fear of paganism. Wood, as a young,
inexperienced ...
7
Modern Irish and Scottish Poetry
... 'puritanise'. And the reason for the general dislike, misprizing and neglect of
Byron in England is mainly due to the fact that he stands outwith the English
literary tradition altogether. He is alien to it and not to be assimilated.84 The spirit
of ...
Peter Mackay, Edna Longley, Fran Brearton, 2011
8
The London Quarterly Review
Indications of this disposition to Calvinisc and Puritanise the Irish Church have
not been wanting. A memorial to that effect has already been printed. And, in one
diocese, a resolution has been framed, placing the Thirty-Nine Articles in the ...
9
Up-helly-aa: Custom, Culture, and Community in Shetland
In comparison to the Gaelic-speaking areas of Scotland, however, the project to
puritanise Lerwick was a lamentable failure. During the 1710s and 1720s the kirk
session of the town did not function fully. It did not carry out the full range of ...
10
Modern Wales: A Concise History
Since many of the itinerants also preached in English it was inevitable that this
attempt to puritanise Wales would fail. The act lapsed in 1653. Some Welsh
Puritans were now caught up in national events as Cromwell dissolved the Long
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PURITANISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
puritanise is used in the context of the following news items.
My tailor is obsédé
L'Amérique se puritanise et, pour appâter l'ado prépubère de Loos-lez-Lille ou de Bourg-lès-Valence, il faut du gore, du cash, et même du sexe. Et pour cela, la ... «Le Monde, Dec 14»
Actu WSOP - Le drag queen Shaun Deeb cré la polémique dans le …
Notre société se puritanise, les occasions de rire se raréfient et la censure progresse mais pourquoi certains joueurs s'obstine à empêcher les joueuses de ... «PokerWorks France, Jun 10»
