CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RURALISE
PRESENT
Present
I ruralise
you ruralise
he/she/it ruralises
we ruralise
you ruralise
they ruralise
Present continuous
I am ruralising
you are ruralising
he/she/it is ruralising
we are ruralising
you are ruralising
they are ruralising
Present perfect
I have ruralised
you have ruralised
he/she/it has ruralised
we have ruralised
you have ruralised
they have ruralised
Present perfect continuous
I have been ruralising
you have been ruralising
he/she/it has been ruralising
we have been ruralising
you have been ruralising
they have been ruralising
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 ruralised
you ruralised
he/she/it ruralised
we ruralised
you ruralised
they ruralised
Past continuous
I was ruralising
you were ruralising
he/she/it was ruralising
we were ruralising
you were ruralising
they were ruralising
Past perfect
I had ruralised
you had ruralised
he/she/it had ruralised
we had ruralised
you had ruralised
they had ruralised
Past perfect continuous
I had been ruralising
you had been ruralising
he/she/it had been ruralising
we had been ruralising
you had been ruralising
they had been ruralising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will ruralise
you will ruralise
he/she/it will ruralise
we will ruralise
you will ruralise
they will ruralise
Future continuous
I will be ruralising
you will be ruralising
he/she/it will be ruralising
we will be ruralising
you will be ruralising
they will be ruralising
Future perfect
I will have ruralised
you will have ruralised
he/she/it will have ruralised
we will have ruralised
you will have ruralised
they will have ruralised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been ruralising
you will have been ruralising
he/she/it will have been ruralising
we will have been ruralising
you will have been ruralising
they will have been ruralising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would ruralise
you would ruralise
he/she/it would ruralise
we would ruralise
you would ruralise
they would ruralise
Conditional continuous
I would be ruralising
you would be ruralising
he/she/it would be ruralising
we would be ruralising
you would be ruralising
they would be ruralising
Conditional perfect
I would have ruralise
you would have ruralise
he/she/it would have ruralise
we would have ruralise
you would have ruralise
they would have ruralise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been ruralising
you would have been ruralising
he/she/it would have been ruralising
we would have been ruralising
you would have been ruralising
they would have been ruralising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you ruralise
we let´s ruralise
you ruralise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
ruralised
Present Participle
ruralising
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 «RURALISE»
Discover the use of
ruralise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ruralise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The works of professor Wilson, ed. by prof. Ferrier
If my composition smell of the workshop and the dingy warehouse, I cannot help
it : soot is soot ; and he who lives in a chimney will do well to take the air when he
can, and ruralise now and then, even in imagination." And Ebenezer Elliott does
...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier, 1856
2
Essays critical and imaginative
And Ebenezer Elliott does—-not only now and then—but 0ften—-ruralise; with
the intense passionateness of a fine spirit escaping from smoke and slavery into
the fresh air of freedom —with the tenderness of a gentle spirit communing with ...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier, 1856
3
The Works of Professor Wilson of the University of ...
If my composition smell of the workshop and the dingy warehouse, I cannot help
it : soot is soot ; and he who lives in a chimney will do well to take the air when he
can, and ruralise now and then, even in imagination." And Ebenezer Elliott does
...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier, 1856
4
Revelations of Spain in 1845. By an English Resident
embroidery, can ruralise at will, and unite corporeal -to spiritual exercise. These
two-fold relaxations are partaken with a. mad delight; and there is not a city in
Spain without its neighbouring imaged shrines or hermit caves, scattered over
the ...
T ..... M ..... Hughes, 1845
5
The Life, Adventures, and Opinions of a Liverpool Policeman, ...
WELL," said Mr. Rnttlenthe morning aRer the policeman had roncluued his story
to the gentleman who has since been honored with penning his biography, “
supposing we take a stroll somewhere, as l have two reasons for wanting to
ruralise ...
Thomas Hall (Author of “Raby Rattler”.), 1841
Our heroes had heard much of the Bois de Romainville as well as of the beauties
of the country in the neighbourhood of Belleville; and, upon the suggestion of Mr.
Winkle, it was agreed to form a party and ruralise a little in those bewitching ...
George William MacArthur Reynolds, 1839
7
Madeline Clare; or, The important secret
I am not sorry, as I feel I require rest, and wish to ruralise a little ; — (a sure mark
that of growing old, to babble of green fields. Well, I am not as young as thirty
years ago, when I went to Cambridge, and you stepped into the family estates. ) ...
Eleanor from a lady of rank, slightly known to her father, and living ten miles from
Cheltenham in a beautiful villa, at which she expected a select party of
fashionables to ruralise for a week or two. There was nothing in the note to excite
the ...
9
Adventures of a Younger Son
Yes," I added, " you will get a snug berth in Greenwich Hospital, — a nice little
cabin there, six feet by five, all to yourself, with grubbery, free of rent and taxes, a
cabbage-garden to ruralise in, and three half-pence a day — backee money !
Edward John Trelawny, 1835
10
The New Monthly Magazine
Both had a passion for the country ; Letitia, who, except one jaunt to Margate, had
never been out of the sound of Bow-bells, that she might ruralise after the fashion
of the poets, sit under trees, and gather roses all day long ; Dolly, who, in spite ...
Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1824
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RURALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ruralise is used in the context of the following news items.
Histoire. « À Toulouse, les rois Wisigoths ont recréé une Rome …
Toulouse perd des habitants et se ruralise. Les Francs sont moins romanisés que les Wisigoths et abandonnent ensuite le tout-à-l'égout. Toulouse ne disparaît ... «Côté Toulouse, Apr 15»
Canton de Bruay : favori sur le papier, le PS craint le FN
Près de 85% d'entre eux résident à Bruay et Houdain, les deux plus grosses communes (23000 et 7500 habitants). Le canton se ruralise mais avec parcimonie. «La Voix du Nord, Mar 15»
Alain Rousset "ruralise" son image pour 2015
Perçu en Aquitaine comme un spécialiste des questions industrielles peu concerné par les problématiques des campagnes, le président PS de la région ... «LalettreA.fr, Dec 13»
Vous avez interviewé Esther Spincer (Zara Whites), secrétaire …
On est contre tout ce qui est chimique et quand on ruralise, on n'a pas besoin de transports et de faire venir par exemple des fraises d'Espagne, qu'elles soient ... «20minutes.fr, Sep 11»
Wymondham men organise mass cycle commute to Norwich
Matt Wood, Ruralise. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. Well done you Ingo...clearly you were well ahead of your time 20 years ago. Is there any sort of award you want ... «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Aug 11»
The #BDTwitter100 - the top 100 Twitter users you can't afford to …
@ruralise Matt Wood, community right-to-build advocate, ex-Conran director, residential design specialist and author of the Ruralise blog. @vcky_rchrdsn ... «Building Design, Jul 11»
PROF. MIKE OQUAYE'S LEGACY... IN THE DOME-KWABENYA …
“This is Ga Rural area and I am determined to de-ruralise it” he said in an interview with the Timeline. And his efforts are yielding fruits: just six years into his term ... «Modern Ghana, Apr 11»
Forum urbain mondial de l'ONU : inventer de nouvelles trajectoires
Les effets de la crise financière y sont lisibles dans l'espace urbain qui se délite et se ruralise, où l'on voit apparaître des jardins potagers de survie à la place ... «Actu-environnement.com, Mar 10»
