CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RE-CHOREOGRAPH
PRESENT
Present
I re-choreograph
you re-choreograph
he/she/it re-choreographs
we re-choreograph
you re-choreograph
they re-choreograph
Present continuous
I am re-choreographing
you are re-choreographing
he/she/it is re-choreographing
we are re-choreographing
you are re-choreographing
they are re-choreographing
Present perfect
I have re-choreographed
you have re-choreographed
he/she/it has re-choreographed
we have re-choreographed
you have re-choreographed
they have re-choreographed
Present perfect continuous
I have been re-choreographing
you have been re-choreographing
he/she/it has been re-choreographing
we have been re-choreographing
you have been re-choreographing
they have been re-choreographing
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 re-choreographed
you re-choreographed
he/she/it re-choreographed
we re-choreographed
you re-choreographed
they re-choreographed
Past continuous
I was re-choreographing
you were re-choreographing
he/she/it was re-choreographing
we were re-choreographing
you were re-choreographing
they were re-choreographing
Past perfect
I had re-choreographed
you had re-choreographed
he/she/it had re-choreographed
we had re-choreographed
you had re-choreographed
they had re-choreographed
Past perfect continuous
I had been re-choreographing
you had been re-choreographing
he/she/it had been re-choreographing
we had been re-choreographing
you had been re-choreographing
they had been re-choreographing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will re-choreograph
you will re-choreograph
he/she/it will re-choreograph
we will re-choreograph
you will re-choreograph
they will re-choreograph
Future continuous
I will be re-choreographing
you will be re-choreographing
he/she/it will be re-choreographing
we will be re-choreographing
you will be re-choreographing
they will be re-choreographing
Future perfect
I will have re-choreographed
you will have re-choreographed
he/she/it will have re-choreographed
we will have re-choreographed
you will have re-choreographed
they will have re-choreographed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been re-choreographing
you will have been re-choreographing
he/she/it will have been re-choreographing
we will have been re-choreographing
you will have been re-choreographing
they will have been re-choreographing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would re-choreograph
you would re-choreograph
he/she/it would re-choreograph
we would re-choreograph
you would re-choreograph
they would re-choreograph
Conditional continuous
I would be re-choreographing
you would be re-choreographing
he/she/it would be re-choreographing
we would be re-choreographing
you would be re-choreographing
they would be re-choreographing
Conditional perfect
I would have re-choreograph
you would have re-choreograph
he/she/it would have re-choreograph
we would have re-choreograph
you would have re-choreograph
they would have re-choreograph
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been re-choreographing
you would have been re-choreographing
he/she/it would have been re-choreographing
we would have been re-choreographing
you would have been re-choreographing
they would have been re-choreographing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you re-choreograph
we let´s re-choreograph
you re-choreograph
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to re-choreograph
Past participle
re-choreographed
Present Participle
re-choreographing
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 «RE-CHOREOGRAPH»
Discover the use of
re-choreograph in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
re-choreograph and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Jose Limon: An Artist
Re-viewed
Often, when he returned a retired dance to the repertory he would re-
choreograph parts of it. He wasn't interested in faithful "restorations". He didn't
like to fuss with the past. His thought and interest, his artistry were always moving
on.
2
South Asian Dance: The British Experience
By 1986 as some of my students had developed their skills, I began to re-
choreograph some 'traditional' solo Kathak dance pieces into group works. These
dances from the technical Kathak repertoire proved particularly effective and it
was ...
3
Transcending Boundaries: My Dancing Life
We calculated the number of seconds in a bar of music in relation to the duration
of each frame and then I would re-choreograph the sequence to meet the
requirement. We also designed the swim /dance actions for the leading
characters or ...
4
Kidz Bop Plus One - The Junior Novel: Join the Kidz Bop Kidz ...
“I'll let Elijah tell you,” said Steffan. “You're going to perform in the show,” said
Elijah. “Both of us are.” “You're kidding,” said Cruz. “Nope. We're going to re-
choreograph the finale for six people. And we're going to do it ourselves,” said
Elijah.
5
Music Business: It's All about the Music, Right?
Always be positive about your work. Don't tell others about parts of your projects
that you'd rather change. Once that project/album/demo or show is done, it is the
best. If it's not the best then re-arrange, re-mix and/or re-choreograph it but don't ...
6
Play Therapy in Action: A Casebook for Practitioners
Dynamic play therapy is an integrated expressive arts form designed to help
family members use various forms of expression to re-create, re-choreograph,
and re-direct the social/ emotional part of their relationships in very concrete
ways.
Terry Kottman, Charles Schaefer, 1994
7
Between Cinema and Performance: Globalizing Bollywood Dance
Mahajan elaborates: "If there is a song that I really like, but the dance in the film
sucks, then I will re-choreograph it."127 Mahajan recalls a time when he re-
choreographed a song to "make it appropriate" for his students. Despite this ...
8
Inspired to Dance: Everything You Need to Know about ...
I certainly had my work cut out; first I would re—choreograph and re—stage the
show; then I would have to re—write the technical stage direction for the crew. I
always love a challenge, and what better challenge than this! Ifwe did the great
job ...
9
Memory and Architecture
The nine chapters that make up her book, each revolving around a character,
draw upon submerged memories and recall, re-imagine, and re- choreograph
scenes, in an attempt to re-member the people, events, and spaces of her life.
10
Learning Senegalese Sabar: Dancers and Embodiment in New ...
Sabar classes force dancers into homogeneity. Participants negotiate time and
space on the dance floor to re-choreograph larger socio-political relationships
and to assert themselves in the class, individually and/or as a group. Thus time
and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RE-CHOREOGRAPH»
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re-choreograph is used in the context of the following news items.
These Outfits Fans Wore To Taylor Swift's Concerts Are Absolutely …
Of course, Swift has the best team in the business, who was able to fix the stage in a matter of minutes and get her down so she didn't have to re-choreograph ... «Junior College, Jul 15»
Taylor Swift Scared By Stage Malfunction During Washington D.C. …
Her concert also got rained on pushing her team to re-choreograph their night as the show had to go on. "I was just thinking about how I was singing a song ... «KpopStarz, Jul 15»
Watch Taylor Swift Suffer a Scary Stage Malfunction & Totally Laugh …
We're just gonna have to re-choreograph the entire show. It's fine. Whatever. It's gonna be a unique show D.C.!” Related: Taylor Swift Just Became This Young ... «Radio.com Music and Entertainment News, Jul 15»
Taylor Swift got 'stuck' onstage in D.C.
We're just gonna have to re-choreograph the entire show. It's fine. Whatever. It's gonna be a unique show D.C.!'' However, ever the consummate professional, ... «azcentral.com, Jul 15»
Sweden's Pontus Lidberg Dance makes its Pittsburgh debut
... to fashion a new electronic score that would retain the tempos and phrasing of Stravinsky's, thus eliminating the need to re-choreograph the 37-minute piece. «PGH City Paper, Apr 15»
Did Alia Bhatt opt out at last minute
So, the organisers had to skip her entry and had to hurriedly re-choreograph the catwalk. Even her costumes were ready." An official annoucement had also ... «Jagran Post, Apr 15»
'Dancing With the Stars' Recap: Most Couples Sizzle and Few Fizzle …
And then, having to re-choreograph with just a couple days to go because they decided not to use the prosthetic arm. What a stupendous routine, beautifully ... «Moviefone, Mar 15»
Bombshell Broadway Concert Kickstarter Raises Over $225K
Then, to also get Joshua Bergasse back – who choreographed all those numbers on the show – to re-choreograph them on stage. We just thought it would be ... «Playbill.com, Mar 15»
How The Washington Ballet Keeps Those Sugarplums Fresh, Year …
I might re-choreograph a certain section. I've got a new duet for the prince and Clara this year,” says Webre. But Webre believes that what really makes The ... «WAMU 88.5, Dec 14»
Washington Ballet gives 'Nutcracker' a local twist
“He will choreograph and re-choreograph and re-choreograph something,” Whiteley says. “He has more energy than anybody I've ever met in my life. He is a ... «WTOP, Dec 14»
