CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO REINTERROGATE
PRESENT
Present
I reinterrogate
you reinterrogate
he/she/it reinterrogates
we reinterrogate
you reinterrogate
they reinterrogate
Present continuous
I am reinterrogating
you are reinterrogating
he/she/it is reinterrogating
we are reinterrogating
you are reinterrogating
they are reinterrogating
Present perfect
I have reinterrogated
you have reinterrogated
he/she/it has reinterrogated
we have reinterrogated
you have reinterrogated
they have reinterrogated
Present perfect continuous
I have been reinterrogating
you have been reinterrogating
he/she/it has been reinterrogating
we have been reinterrogating
you have been reinterrogating
they have been reinterrogating
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 reinterrogated
you reinterrogated
he/she/it reinterrogated
we reinterrogated
you reinterrogated
they reinterrogated
Past continuous
I was reinterrogating
you were reinterrogating
he/she/it was reinterrogating
we were reinterrogating
you were reinterrogating
they were reinterrogating
Past perfect
I had reinterrogated
you had reinterrogated
he/she/it had reinterrogated
we had reinterrogated
you had reinterrogated
they had reinterrogated
Past perfect continuous
I had been reinterrogating
you had been reinterrogating
he/she/it had been reinterrogating
we had been reinterrogating
you had been reinterrogating
they had been reinterrogating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will reinterrogate
you will reinterrogate
he/she/it will reinterrogate
we will reinterrogate
you will reinterrogate
they will reinterrogate
Future continuous
I will be reinterrogating
you will be reinterrogating
he/she/it will be reinterrogating
we will be reinterrogating
you will be reinterrogating
they will be reinterrogating
Future perfect
I will have reinterrogated
you will have reinterrogated
he/she/it will have reinterrogated
we will have reinterrogated
you will have reinterrogated
they will have reinterrogated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been reinterrogating
you will have been reinterrogating
he/she/it will have been reinterrogating
we will have been reinterrogating
you will have been reinterrogating
they will have been reinterrogating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would reinterrogate
you would reinterrogate
he/she/it would reinterrogate
we would reinterrogate
you would reinterrogate
they would reinterrogate
Conditional continuous
I would be reinterrogating
you would be reinterrogating
he/she/it would be reinterrogating
we would be reinterrogating
you would be reinterrogating
they would be reinterrogating
Conditional perfect
I would have reinterrogate
you would have reinterrogate
he/she/it would have reinterrogate
we would have reinterrogate
you would have reinterrogate
they would have reinterrogate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been reinterrogating
you would have been reinterrogating
he/she/it would have been reinterrogating
we would have been reinterrogating
you would have been reinterrogating
they would have been reinterrogating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you reinterrogate
we let´s reinterrogate
you reinterrogate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to reinterrogate
Past participle
reinterrogated
Present Participle
reinterrogating
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 «REINTERROGATE»
Discover the use of
reinterrogate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
reinterrogate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Academic Self: An Owner's Manual
That is, the specific role of the intellectual is to question over and over again what
is postulated as self-evident, to reinterrogate the obvious and assumed, to
unsettle habits and ways of thinking, and to dissipate accepted familiarities.
2
Punctuation at Work: Simple Principles for Achieving Clarity ...
Should I write re-interrogate or reinterrogate? Is it better to write co-worker or
coworker? In these cases, what matters is how your reader is accustomed to
seeing the word spelled. Over time, and with frequentenough use, hyphenated
prefixes ...
Bit Weight or J i .nment 1 t Example Pulse Code - I i L-J response to reported
change or a manual request; (2) scan for data logging; (3) scan periodically for
faults; (4) scan for updating indicators and recorder; (5) reinterrogate a function
which ...
4
Pretrial motions in criminal prosecutions
Edwards, then, established that a suspect's assertion of the right to counsel
triggered the following procedural consequences: • all interrogation must cease
immediately; • police cannot reinterrogate the suspect until one of two conditions
is ...
James A. Adams, Daniel D. Blinka, 2008
... that once he requested an attorney he could not be interrogated on that subject
again, and that nothing else had changed in the three year period so that
attempting to reinterrogate him on the same subject violated his rights under
Miranda.
Jefferson L. Ingram, 2011
6
Practicing Literary Theory in the Middle Ages: Ethics and ...
... uses the mixed form to enact a transformation of its narrator's understanding
precisely by figuring the heteronormative sexual practices that it endorses in its
explicit content.62 The impulse to reinterrogate Boethian form and function, and
to.
7
Race, Rhetoric, and the Postcolonial
I think this makes you each time reinterrogate, because you are constructing the
constituency and, indeed, the consistency of language and thought which you
are then pointing to digitally. Q. In "The Commitment to Theory," you effectively ...
Gary A. Olson, Lynn Worsham, 1999
8
Masculinities and Management in Agricultural Organizations ...
McDowell (2001) uses the typology to reinterrogate data she had collected for a
past research project on merchant banking in the City of London. She finds it
particularly helpful as a means of identifying the dominant expressions of
managerial ...
Professor Barbara Pini, 2012
Bile fills Father Garnet's mouth, as it always does when in his mind they
reinterrogate Father Gerard, trying to scare him by referring to one man in the
room (the Master of Artillery) as the Master of Torture. Once again Father Gerard
faints, they ...
10
Rethinking Resource Management: Justice, Sustainability and ...
... implicated, we need to construct building blocks that mean something to
people on the ground - we need to reconceptualise them, indigenise them and
continually interrogate (and reinterrogate) them for deeply embedded colonising
effects.
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REINTERROGATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
reinterrogate is used in the context of the following news items.
Cuba's Cinematic Revolution
Critical, frenzied, imaginative, and committed, the works of Communist Cuba's first generation of filmmakers helped reinvigorate and reinterrogate the form. «Hyperallergic, Mar 15»
The old dreams are dead, but the Brother Moves On
Our country is in a space where we have to reinterrogate what our myth is and construct a collective way forward. With his passing we are in a space where we ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Feb 14»
Labour is wrong to apologise for its record on immigration
“We've got to reinterrogate our relationship with the EU on the movement of labour…The EU has gone from being a sort of pig farm subsidised bloc to the free ... «The Independent, Sep 11»
Immigration should be frozen, says Miliband adviser
In an interview with this newspaper, he said: “We've got to reinterrogate our relationship with the EU on the movement of labour. “The EU has gone from being a ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 11»
