CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RESEGREGATE
PRESENT
Present
I resegregate
you resegregate
he/she/it resegregates
we resegregate
you resegregate
they resegregate
Present continuous
I am resegregating
you are resegregating
he/she/it is resegregating
we are resegregating
you are resegregating
they are resegregating
Present perfect
I have resegregated
you have resegregated
he/she/it has resegregated
we have resegregated
you have resegregated
they have resegregated
Present perfect continuous
I have been resegregating
you have been resegregating
he/she/it has been resegregating
we have been resegregating
you have been resegregating
they have been resegregating
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 resegregated
you resegregated
he/she/it resegregated
we resegregated
you resegregated
they resegregated
Past continuous
I was resegregating
you were resegregating
he/she/it was resegregating
we were resegregating
you were resegregating
they were resegregating
Past perfect
I had resegregated
you had resegregated
he/she/it had resegregated
we had resegregated
you had resegregated
they had resegregated
Past perfect continuous
I had been resegregating
you had been resegregating
he/she/it had been resegregating
we had been resegregating
you had been resegregating
they had been resegregating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will resegregate
you will resegregate
he/she/it will resegregate
we will resegregate
you will resegregate
they will resegregate
Future continuous
I will be resegregating
you will be resegregating
he/she/it will be resegregating
we will be resegregating
you will be resegregating
they will be resegregating
Future perfect
I will have resegregated
you will have resegregated
he/she/it will have resegregated
we will have resegregated
you will have resegregated
they will have resegregated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been resegregating
you will have been resegregating
he/she/it will have been resegregating
we will have been resegregating
you will have been resegregating
they will have been resegregating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would resegregate
you would resegregate
he/she/it would resegregate
we would resegregate
you would resegregate
they would resegregate
Conditional continuous
I would be resegregating
you would be resegregating
he/she/it would be resegregating
we would be resegregating
you would be resegregating
they would be resegregating
Conditional perfect
I would have resegregate
you would have resegregate
he/she/it would have resegregate
we would have resegregate
you would have resegregate
they would have resegregate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been resegregating
you would have been resegregating
he/she/it would have been resegregating
we would have been resegregating
you would have been resegregating
they would have been resegregating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you resegregate
we let´s resegregate
you resegregate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to resegregate
Past participle
resegregated
Present Participle
resegregating
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 «RESEGREGATE»
Discover the use of
resegregate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
resegregate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Being White: Stories of Race and Racism
G. Winter, "Schools Resegregate, Study Finds," The New York Times. Late
Edition — Final , Section A , Page 14, Column 1. Available online at: http://www.
nytimes.com/2003/01/21/ education/2 lRACE.html (accessed January 26, 2003).
39.
2
Region: Planning the Future of the Twin Cities
25 50 75 100 0 12 17 22 27 32 37 Percentage Hispanic in 1980 greater in 1980,
the tract was more likely to resegregate during the next twenty yearsthan itwas to
remain integrated. Conclusion: When the Hispanic population share was 24 ...
Myron Orfield, Thomas F. Luce, 2010
3
Invisible Enemy: The African American Freedom Struggle After ...
Federal officials thus granted Norfolk permission to resegregate its schools.24 In
the 1990s the Supreme Court solidified the return to separate and unequal
education in a set of decisions that, like Reynolds, assumed that desegregating a
...
4
The Burden of Busing: The Politics of Desegregation in ...
Almost everyone was happy about this compromise. The board had given the
black community something; and it had assuaged a lot of guilt. But not everyone
rejoiced. Waldrip said that he thought the proposed school would resegregate,
and ...
Richard A. Pride, J. David Woodward, 1995
RESEGREGATE? STILL. SEPARATE. Percentage of African-American and
Hispanic students in predominantly minority public schools in 1988: □ African-
Americans Hispanics* The People's Choice. . . .You want a car that. "Hispanics
can be ...
Government Working To Resegregate U. S.: ACLU Although it cited gains in
securing voting rights and rights for women, homosexuals and prisoners, the
American Civil Liberties Union recently charged that the federal government is ...
7
Asian Americans and the Shifting Politics of Race: The ...
Nanette Asimov, "20 S.F. Schools Resegregate, Report Says Ending of Racial
quotas Cited as Cause," San Francisco Chronicle, 1 August, 2000. 9. Nanette
Asimov, "20 S.F. Schools Resegregate, Report Says Ending of Racial quotas
Cited as ...
8
The Best Lawyer in a One-lawyer Town: A Memoir
That left the board split between two members who wanted to resegregate, one
who did not, namely me, and one who would do whatever the next election
dictated. Archie had never reclaimed his seat and I had remained on the board.
9
The Politics of Second Generation Discrimination in American ...
Case studies should be performed in the school districts that according to the
quantitative results were the most likely to resegregate students but did not, or in
the school districts that were least likely to resegregate students but did.
David E. Wright (III.), Michael W. Hirlinger, Robert E. England, 1998
10
History of Multicultural Education Volume 2: Foundations and ...
In a noticeable number of situations, programs ostensibly advocating cultural
pluralism are functioning to resegregate students! For example, bilingual
education was conceived to assist non-English or limited English-speaking
students to ...
Carl A. Grant, Thandeka K. Chapman, 2012
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RESEGREGATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
resegregate is used in the context of the following news items.
Charter choices resegregate schools, advocates say
NEWARK, Del. -- Charter schools shouldn't be able to give enrollment preference to students who live within five miles of their campus because doing so is ... «USA TODAY, May 15»
As Parents Get More Choice, SF Schools Resegregate
But if parents have inadvertently helped to resegregate the schools by seeking the best opportunities for their own children, it may take individual and collective ... «San Francisco Public Press, Feb 15»
Education goals are getting resegregated: Column
Only 7% of black high school seniors are proficient in math, compared with 33% of white students, according to the National Assessment of Educational ... «USA TODAY, May 14»
Schools resegregate after end of mandatory busing programs
The anniversary of the March on Washington continues to generate unexpected attention on school desegregation – a subject that has virtually disappeared ... «EdSource Today, Sep 13»
A House Divided
UFS hadn't remained segregated after apartheid's end—it had integrated and then resegregated later. I wanted to know why the white students raised those ... «Slate Magazine, Jun 13»
Schools resegregate after being freed from judicial oversight …
After being freed from judicial oversight, hundreds of large and medium-sized school districts in the South have steadily resegregated, slowly moving away from ... «Stanford Report, Dec 12»
19 arrested as protesters claim school plan would resegregate system
(CNN) -- Police in Raleigh, North Carolina, arrested 19 people at a rancorous school board meeting Tuesday afternoon where protesters accused the Wake ... «CNN, Jul 10»
