CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RELATIVISE
PRESENT
Present
I relativise
you relativise
he/she/it relativises
we relativise
you relativise
they relativise
Present continuous
I am relativising
you are relativising
he/she/it is relativising
we are relativising
you are relativising
they are relativising
Present perfect
I have relativised
you have relativised
he/she/it has relativised
we have relativised
you have relativised
they have relativised
Present perfect continuous
I have been relativising
you have been relativising
he/she/it has been relativising
we have been relativising
you have been relativising
they have been relativising
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 relativised
you relativised
he/she/it relativised
we relativised
you relativised
they relativised
Past continuous
I was relativising
you were relativising
he/she/it was relativising
we were relativising
you were relativising
they were relativising
Past perfect
I had relativised
you had relativised
he/she/it had relativised
we had relativised
you had relativised
they had relativised
Past perfect continuous
I had been relativising
you had been relativising
he/she/it had been relativising
we had been relativising
you had been relativising
they had been relativising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will relativise
you will relativise
he/she/it will relativise
we will relativise
you will relativise
they will relativise
Future continuous
I will be relativising
you will be relativising
he/she/it will be relativising
we will be relativising
you will be relativising
they will be relativising
Future perfect
I will have relativised
you will have relativised
he/she/it will have relativised
we will have relativised
you will have relativised
they will have relativised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been relativising
you will have been relativising
he/she/it will have been relativising
we will have been relativising
you will have been relativising
they will have been relativising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would relativise
you would relativise
he/she/it would relativise
we would relativise
you would relativise
they would relativise
Conditional continuous
I would be relativising
you would be relativising
he/she/it would be relativising
we would be relativising
you would be relativising
they would be relativising
Conditional perfect
I would have relativise
you would have relativise
he/she/it would have relativise
we would have relativise
you would have relativise
they would have relativise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been relativising
you would have been relativising
he/she/it would have been relativising
we would have been relativising
you would have been relativising
they would have been relativising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you relativise
we let´s relativise
you relativise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
relativised
Present Participle
relativising
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 «RELATIVISE»
Discover the use of
relativise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
relativise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Universal Grammar (RLE Linguistics A: General Linguistics)
Clearly, PRC! is just a restatement of HQ. PRC2 follows directly from HQ and the
definition of primary, since a primary strategy that can relativise a low position on
the AH is one that can relativise subjects (since it is primary) and a low position, ...
Edward L. Keenan, Andrew W Mellon Professor of History and Director Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection Edward L Keenan, 2014
2
Social Stylistics: Syntactic Variation in British Newspapers
She refers to Keenan and Comrie's (1977, 1979) accessibility hierarchy, which
claims that 1) a language must be able to relativise subjects, 2) that if a language
can relativise a position low on the accessibility hierarchy, it can also relativise all
...
3
A Grammar of Tukang Besi
There are three major types of the external relative clause, divided on
morphological and functional grounds: ° The subject relative clause is used to
relativise an argument that is an [S] or [A] in the relative clause, and involves the
use of the ...
4
On Case Grammar: Prolegomena to a Theory of Grammatical ...
And they embody a further hierarchy-bound claim in the 'absolute subject
condition': ( 1 03) Absolute subject condition Subjects are universally the easiest
position on the AH to relativise. That is, if a language can relativise any NP
position on ...
5
Probability Theory and Probability Logic
Carnap's 1952 relative probability functions for L relativise Popper's absolute
probability functions for L. But each one of Popper's absolute probability function,
being the T-restriction of a Carnap 1952 relative probability function, is that of a ...
Peter Roeper, Hugues Leblanc, 1999
6
The World's Major Languages
One such property is relativisability. Only absolutive arguments (and certain
constituents of such arguments) may be relativised in Tagalog. Thus if one
wishes to relativise an actor, an intransitive clause must be used; if one wishes to
relativise ...
7
International Handbook of the Religious, Moral and Spiritual ...
The history of religious conflict in our generation makes this question urgent. Who
is to relativise the relativisers? To criticise the ultimate critic? From what source of
ultimate value is the absolute value to be evaluated? (Khomeini, 1985, p.
Marian De Souza, Kathleen Engebretson, Gloria Durka, 2007
If inanimate de/à-marked nominals were PP*s, then they, too, would be expected
to relativise in the same transparent way, only. However, inanimate de/à- marked
nominals relativise in two ways, not just transparently, as in (134a) and (135a), ...
9
ILSIENNA - Our Language- Vol. 2, 2012
However, while the dialect uses wh-pronouns to relativise upon indirect functions
, unlike the case of the Standard variety, the whpronoun strategy is not restricted
to the relativisation on such GFs. Rather, the dialectal variety is able to use ...
10
The Acquisition of Relative Clauses: Processing, Typology ...
The NP-accessibility hierarchy states that a language that relativises on one
position on the hierarchy will be able to relativise on positions above it. For
instance, alanguage that can relativise on indirect objects will also be able to
relativise on ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RELATIVISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
relativise is used in the context of the following news items.
Jean-Marie Le Pen maintenu au FN : Marine Le Pen relativise
REBONDISSEMENT – Marine Le Pen relativise, ce vendredi, sur Radio Classique : la décision du tribunal de Nanterre ne changera rien à l'exclusion de son ... «metronews, Jul 15»
Toulouse/Aéroport : Valls relativise la disparition du propriétaire …
Toulouse/Aéroport : Valls relativise la disparition du propriétaire chinois. < Envoyer cet article par e-mail. X. Envoyer à : Séparez les adresses e-mail de vos ... «Le Figaro, Jul 15»
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga : « Je suis déçu mais je relativise »
Donc, oui, je suis déçu mais je relativise aussi. Il faut avancer, il y aura des choses dans le futur. Je prends un peu de recul là-dessus, j'ai donné le meilleur de ... «Sport365.fr, Jun 15»
VIDEO. Sarkozy relativise les sifflets contre Juppé
Le président des Républicains a regretté qu'il y ait eu de tels débordements, tout en estimant qu'il était difficile de "contrôler que chacun puisse se tenir ... «Francetv info, May 15»
Ma Philosophie ne relativise pas
Ma Philosophie ne relativise pas. Bonne troisième pour son premier essai dans un quinté, MA PHILOSOPHIE a ainsi démontré qu'elle ne courait pas pour faire ... «Le Parisien, May 15»
Julien Courbet relativise l'échec d'audience du Grand match de la …
LE SCAN TÉLÉ - Samedi soir, le divertissement de D8 réunissant en prime time d'anciens candidats de Secret Story, des Anges ou encore des Marseillais a été ... «Le Figaro, May 15»
L'exécutif relativise de nouveau la hausse du chômage
L'exécutif relativise de nouveau la hausse du chômage. LE MONDE | 28.04.2015 à 11h30 • Mis à jour le 28.04.2015 à 11h35 | Par Patrick Roger. Abonnez-vous «Le Monde, Apr 15»
Gain de croissance grâce aux réformes: Macron "relativise" les …
Paris, 22 avr 2015 - Le ministre de l'Economie Emmanuel Macron a souhaité mercredi devant l'Assemblée nationale "relativiser" le chiffrage de l'impact des ... «L'Express, Apr 15»
Insulté sur Twitter, Fernando Alonso (McLaren) relativise
Interrogé sur cette controverse jeudi dans le paddock de Sakhir, le champion du monde 2005 et 2006 a souhaité relativiser l'incident. "Ce qui s'est passé est ... «Eurosport.fr, Apr 15»
Irak: le Premier ministre relativise les destructions à Tikrit
Le Premier ministre irakien Haider al-Abadi a relativisé lundi les destructions commises à Tikrit, ville du nord du pays où les forces pro-gouvernementales ont ... «Le Parisien, Apr 15»
