CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RECATALOGUE
PRESENT
Present
I recatalogue
you recatalogue
he/she/it recatalogues
we recatalogue
you recatalogue
they recatalogue
Present continuous
I am recataloguing
you are recataloguing
he/she/it is recataloguing
we are recataloguing
you are recataloguing
they are recataloguing
Present perfect
I have recatalogued
you have recatalogued
he/she/it has recatalogued
we have recatalogued
you have recatalogued
they have recatalogued
Present perfect continuous
I have been recataloguing
you have been recataloguing
he/she/it has been recataloguing
we have been recataloguing
you have been recataloguing
they have been recataloguing
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 recatalogued
you recatalogued
he/she/it recatalogued
we recatalogued
you recatalogued
they recatalogued
Past continuous
I was recataloguing
you were recataloguing
he/she/it was recataloguing
we were recataloguing
you were recataloguing
they were recataloguing
Past perfect
I had recatalogued
you had recatalogued
he/she/it had recatalogued
we had recatalogued
you had recatalogued
they had recatalogued
Past perfect continuous
I had been recataloguing
you had been recataloguing
he/she/it had been recataloguing
we had been recataloguing
you had been recataloguing
they had been recataloguing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will recatalogue
you will recatalogue
he/she/it will recatalogue
we will recatalogue
you will recatalogue
they will recatalogue
Future continuous
I will be recataloguing
you will be recataloguing
he/she/it will be recataloguing
we will be recataloguing
you will be recataloguing
they will be recataloguing
Future perfect
I will have recatalogued
you will have recatalogued
he/she/it will have recatalogued
we will have recatalogued
you will have recatalogued
they will have recatalogued
Future perfect continuous
I will have been recataloguing
you will have been recataloguing
he/she/it will have been recataloguing
we will have been recataloguing
you will have been recataloguing
they will have been recataloguing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would recatalogue
you would recatalogue
he/she/it would recatalogue
we would recatalogue
you would recatalogue
they would recatalogue
Conditional continuous
I would be recataloguing
you would be recataloguing
he/she/it would be recataloguing
we would be recataloguing
you would be recataloguing
they would be recataloguing
Conditional perfect
I would have recatalogue
you would have recatalogue
he/she/it would have recatalogue
we would have recatalogue
you would have recatalogue
they would have recatalogue
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been recataloguing
you would have been recataloguing
he/she/it would have been recataloguing
we would have been recataloguing
you would have been recataloguing
they would have been recataloguing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you recatalogue
we let´s recatalogue
you recatalogue
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to recatalogue
Past participle
recatalogued
Present Participle
recataloguing
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 «RECATALOGUE»
Discover the use of
recatalogue in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recatalogue and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Serving History in a Changing World: The Historical Society ...
102 Wainwright to Corner, Oct. 15, 1968, Recatalogue Project — Foundations
1971-72 Folder; Board Minutes, Oct. 21, 1968; Director's Reports for 1968, 1970;
"Historical Society of Pennsylvania Recata- loguing Project," Recatalogue Project
...
Sally Foreman Griffith, 2001
2
Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society
She has begun a long-term project to deacidify and recatalogue our large
currency collection, and she continues to recatalogue our "museum" collection of
artifacts and memorabilia. She was aided by Leonard Finn, our volunteer
numismatic ...
Massachusetts Historical Society, 1988
She has begun a long-term project to deacidify and recatalogue our large
currency collection, and she continues to recatalogue our "museum" collection of
artifacts and memorabilia. She was aided by Leonard Finn, our volunteer
numismatic ...
Massachusetts Historical Society, 1988
A two- year project to dust off and recatalogue these orphans has brought forth
96 Images: Talbot to Stieglitz, an exhibition of greater weight than its diffident title
might suggest. The range is not staggering, but the quality — frOm Timothy ...
5
Foundations in Music Bibliography
Furthermore, it was too late to do so, for A/II had been underway for several years
and some of the work had already been done, a few countries had even
completed their task and could not be required to recatalogue everything. (The
United ...
6
The Majority Finds Its Past: Placing Women in History
The research necessary for its compilation has led to a massive team effort of
historians and archivists and has caused a number of archives to recatalogue
their own holdings so as to make their women's history sources more visible.
7
Planning for the Future of the Card Catalog
If we could recatalogue our existing records to make them compatible with the
headings in the new file, the problem would be lessened, but it is highly unlikely
that we will ever be capable of such a conversion, given our current technology
and ...
With only three years to recatalogue the entire American Wing collection, the
team leaders confined research to sources available in the department archives,
card catalogues and library. They standardized terminology ('tray', not 'salver', '
side ...
9
The First Forty Years: A Brief History of the Centre for ...
In February 1980, the Managing Committee began its search for a way to
recatalogue the collection at a tolerable cost. Unfortunately, the Chief Librarian's
first estimate came in at $95,000 (most of it to pay for the time of the cataloguers
that ...
10
1607: Jamestown and the New World
The National Park Service, which has custody of Jamestown Island, began in
1987 to reassess, recatalogue, and earmark thousands of the island's
seventeenthcentury artifacts, including shoes, for further conservation. Local
archaeologists ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECATALOGUE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
recatalogue is used in the context of the following news items.
People are poor because they have no money: rich platitudes from …
It does not help much simply to re-describe and recatalogue their misery, which, alas, is what I fear is all this latest report does. More than 30 years ago, I wrote a ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Apr 15»
El “error” en el proceso del caso Puente-Chapa
no estoy de acuerdo con lo que expide el juez federal, que se recatalogue este delito como no grave, yo creo que es grave, muy grave”, dijo públicamente el ... «Libertad de Palabra, May 14»
iFUE SIN QUERER!
Al cumplirse el plazo con el que cuentan sus abogados para la presentación de pruebas que demuestren su inocencia o se recatalogue el delito del que se le ... «La Prensa, Apr 14»
Was John McCrae influenced by another Guelph poet?
The book has since been recatalogued in the library's archives. "This was done on January 31, exactly 100 years since Borderland, the poem, was reprinted in ... «Guelph Mercury, Mar 14»
Letter from Poor Clare Colettines of Ty Mam Duw 2013
The volumes were then sorted, checked against their index cards, and recatalogued under a new system, this time with colour-coded spine labels for the various ... «Independent Catholic News, Nov 13»
Historic documents in Aylesbury being repatriated to Australia
The suggestion to repatriate the volumes was made after the Carrington archives were recatalogued last year. The Carington family name is spelled with one 'r' ... «Bucks Herald, Aug 13»
Spain banks' cleanup to enter new phase as "delay and pray" ends
If all of them were recatalogued as substandard and assuming a 15 percent provision on these loans, a level widely considered in the sector as an average ... «Reuters UK, May 13»
Fishbourne Roman Palace pottery 'was toilet paper'
Dr Symmons said the items would be re-examined and possibly recatalogued. He [Philippe Charlier] has come up with some fairly compelling evidence that they ... «BBC News, Jan 13»
'I am reborn. This is my dawn': The remarkable life and lonely death …
But, due to a procedural error, he had to recatalogue the images, and it was this that led to the idea of the book. "The first time was an act of labour," he recalls. «The Independent, Aug 11»
Grupo antitabaco denuncia a 'Rango'
Además, hay quienes piden que Rango sea recatalogue en los cines, ya que no puede ser apta para todo público, según recogía esta semana el USA Today . «LaRepública.pe, Mar 11»
