CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RECAPITULATE
PRESENT
Present
I recapitulate
you recapitulate
he/she/it recapitulates
we recapitulate
you recapitulate
they recapitulate
Present continuous
I am recapitulating
you are recapitulating
he/she/it is recapitulating
we are recapitulating
you are recapitulating
they are recapitulating
Present perfect
I have recapitulated
you have recapitulated
he/she/it has recapitulated
we have recapitulated
you have recapitulated
they have recapitulated
Present perfect continuous
I have been recapitulating
you have been recapitulating
he/she/it has been recapitulating
we have been recapitulating
you have been recapitulating
they have been recapitulating
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 recapitulated
you recapitulated
he/she/it recapitulated
we recapitulated
you recapitulated
they recapitulated
Past continuous
I was recapitulating
you were recapitulating
he/she/it was recapitulating
we were recapitulating
you were recapitulating
they were recapitulating
Past perfect
I had recapitulated
you had recapitulated
he/she/it had recapitulated
we had recapitulated
you had recapitulated
they had recapitulated
Past perfect continuous
I had been recapitulating
you had been recapitulating
he/she/it had been recapitulating
we had been recapitulating
you had been recapitulating
they had been recapitulating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will recapitulate
you will recapitulate
he/she/it will recapitulate
we will recapitulate
you will recapitulate
they will recapitulate
Future continuous
I will be recapitulating
you will be recapitulating
he/she/it will be recapitulating
we will be recapitulating
you will be recapitulating
they will be recapitulating
Future perfect
I will have recapitulated
you will have recapitulated
he/she/it will have recapitulated
we will have recapitulated
you will have recapitulated
they will have recapitulated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been recapitulating
you will have been recapitulating
he/she/it will have been recapitulating
we will have been recapitulating
you will have been recapitulating
they will have been recapitulating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would recapitulate
you would recapitulate
he/she/it would recapitulate
we would recapitulate
you would recapitulate
they would recapitulate
Conditional continuous
I would be recapitulating
you would be recapitulating
he/she/it would be recapitulating
we would be recapitulating
you would be recapitulating
they would be recapitulating
Conditional perfect
I would have recapitulate
you would have recapitulate
he/she/it would have recapitulate
we would have recapitulate
you would have recapitulate
they would have recapitulate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been recapitulating
you would have been recapitulating
he/she/it would have been recapitulating
we would have been recapitulating
you would have been recapitulating
they would have been recapitulating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you recapitulate
we let´s recapitulate
you recapitulate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to recapitulate
Past participle
recapitulated
Present Participle
recapitulating
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 «RECAPITULATE»
Discover the use of
recapitulate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recapitulate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
English Synonymes Explained in Alphabetical Order
To revive. to renounce, v. To abandon, renown, v. Fame. renowned, v. Famous. to
repair, v. To recover. reparation, v. Restoration. repartee, v. Retort. □ to repat, v.
To restore. □ to repeal, v. To abolish. TO repeat, recite, rehearse, recapitulate.
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English Synonyms Explained, in Alphabetical Order: With ...
To revive. to renounce, v. To abandon. renown, v. Fame. renowned, v. Famous. to
repair, v. To recover. reparation, v. Restoration. repartee, v. Retort. to repay, v . To
restore. to repeal, v. To abolish. TO repeat, recite, rehearse, RECAPITULATE.
3
English Synonymes Explained, in Alphabetical Order; with ...
To recover. REPARATION, 1;. Restoration. REPARTEE, v. Retort. 'ro mzmr, v. To
restore. 'ro REPEAL, v. To abolish. 'ro REPEAT, RECITE, nunmnsn,
RECAPITULATE. Tm: idea of going over any words, 0r actions, is common to all
those terms.
4
English Synonymes explained, in alphabetical order; with ...
TO REPEAT, RECITE, REHEARSE, RECAPITULATE. The idea of oing over any
words, or actions, is common to all t ese terms. Repeat, from the Latin repeto to
seek, or go over a in, is the general term, including only the common igga.
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English synonymes explained in alphabetical order
To REC E, REHEAllSE, and RECAPITULATE, are modes of repetition, conveying
each some accessory idea. To recite is to repeat in a formal manner; to rehearse
is to repeat or recite by way of preparation; to recapitulate is to re eat in aminute ...
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English Synonymes: with copious Illustrations and ...
To recite, rehearse, and recapitulate, are modes of repetition, conveying each
some accessory idea. To recite is to repeat in a formal manner ; to rehearse is to
repeat or recite by way of preparation ; to recapitulate is to repeat in a minute and
...
7
English synonymes explained with illustrations and exemples ...
696 REPEAT. ence or amusement of others; we rehearse for some specific
purpose, either for the amusement or instruction of others ; we recapitulate for the
instruction of others. We repeat that which we wish to be heard; we recite a piece
of ...
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Sleights of Reason: Norm, Bisexuality, Development
Did eighteenth-century human infants recapitulate human cultural development
from primitive human culture to eighteenth-century human culture and likewise
for all previous centuries of human history? The problem is that this thesis seems
to ...
9
50 Plus One Ways to Improve Your Study Habits
Five. R's. +. 1-. Record,. Reduce,. Recite,. Reflect,. Recapitulate. &. Review. A
bright junior high student has attended every one of her science classes. She
tries to listen carefully to everything the teacher says, but she does not think that
she is ...
10
The Toltec Path of Recapitulation: Healing Your Past to Free ...
One additional piece of information that may be helpful for you to know when
youdesign your personal programisthe average time that you will need to
recapitulate each event. Coming from both my personal andgroup experiences, I
would ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECAPITULATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
recapitulate is used in the context of the following news items.
A new infection model incorporates genetic diversity
Their results showed that the model was closer to ideal based on its ability to recapitulate the variability of the human disease outcome. First, three different ... «Fred Hutch News Service, Jun 15»
„Cronica Cârcotaşilor“ intră în vacanţă: cele mai bune momente ale …
„Cronica Cârcotaşilor“ intră în vacanţă: cele mai bune momente ale sezonului, recapitulate în ultima ediţie a emisiunii. 10 iunie 2015, 16:21. de. Bianca Dumitru. «Adevărul, Jun 15»
Don't lose your head!
Capitulate, and its often confusing cousin, recapitulate, sound similar, but have completely different meanings. Why is that and how do we sort out all of this ... «Michigan Radio, May 15»
ArtPic: Paul Freeman's Stipes
I think it's really important for any artist to do this, because you're going to recapitulate yourself anyhow, but you can do it in a new way.” For this new, disturbing ... «Edmonton Journal, Apr 15»
Cerecor Provides Update on CERC-301 Development in Major …
“The goal of our Phase 2 efficacy study was to recapitulate the results seen in an NIMH pilot study, and while we did not meet that objective, we are encouraged ... «Business Wire, Mar 15»
Roy Haynes at 90
The trumpeter doesn't merely recapitulate his biggest hits, but rather reconsiders his signature numbers with considerable freshness and originality. And though ... «Wall Street Journal, Mar 15»
Mares wants Gonzalez or Santa Cruz Next
To recapitulate, Gonzalez knocked out Mares in the first round of their scheduled 12 round WBC title fight. Mares also reiterated the problems he experienced in ... «Boxing News 24, Mar 15»
Free Guccifer!
But to recapitulate, if there's someone who can get into a Clinton server, Guccifer (aka Marc-Lehel Lazar) is the man. He's the one who broke the Sidney ... «PJ Media, Mar 15»
Learning from extinction: new insights on controlling cancer
The full study, “Can oncology recapitulate paleontology? Lessons from species extinctions,” can be viewed here. Richard Harth, Richard.Harth@asu.edu. «Arizona State University, Feb 15»
Media Still Attacking Walker Over Rudy's 'Patriotism' Controversy
I've already said my piece on Rudy, Obama, patriotism, and double standards -- so I won't recapitulate my argument here. But I will continue to note that much of ... «Town Hall, Feb 15»
