CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SCLEROTISE
PRESENT
Present
I sclerotise
you sclerotise
he/she/it sclerotises
we sclerotise
you sclerotise
they sclerotise
Present continuous
I am sclerotising
you are sclerotising
he/she/it is sclerotising
we are sclerotising
you are sclerotising
they are sclerotising
Present perfect
I have sclerotised
you have sclerotised
he/she/it has sclerotised
we have sclerotised
you have sclerotised
they have sclerotised
Present perfect continuous
I have been sclerotising
you have been sclerotising
he/she/it has been sclerotising
we have been sclerotising
you have been sclerotising
they have been sclerotising
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 sclerotised
you sclerotised
he/she/it sclerotised
we sclerotised
you sclerotised
they sclerotised
Past continuous
I was sclerotising
you were sclerotising
he/she/it was sclerotising
we were sclerotising
you were sclerotising
they were sclerotising
Past perfect
I had sclerotised
you had sclerotised
he/she/it had sclerotised
we had sclerotised
you had sclerotised
they had sclerotised
Past perfect continuous
I had been sclerotising
you had been sclerotising
he/she/it had been sclerotising
we had been sclerotising
you had been sclerotising
they had been sclerotising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will sclerotise
you will sclerotise
he/she/it will sclerotise
we will sclerotise
you will sclerotise
they will sclerotise
Future continuous
I will be sclerotising
you will be sclerotising
he/she/it will be sclerotising
we will be sclerotising
you will be sclerotising
they will be sclerotising
Future perfect
I will have sclerotised
you will have sclerotised
he/she/it will have sclerotised
we will have sclerotised
you will have sclerotised
they will have sclerotised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sclerotising
you will have been sclerotising
he/she/it will have been sclerotising
we will have been sclerotising
you will have been sclerotising
they will have been sclerotising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sclerotise
you would sclerotise
he/she/it would sclerotise
we would sclerotise
you would sclerotise
they would sclerotise
Conditional continuous
I would be sclerotising
you would be sclerotising
he/she/it would be sclerotising
we would be sclerotising
you would be sclerotising
they would be sclerotising
Conditional perfect
I would have sclerotise
you would have sclerotise
he/she/it would have sclerotise
we would have sclerotise
you would have sclerotise
they would have sclerotise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sclerotising
you would have been sclerotising
he/she/it would have been sclerotising
we would have been sclerotising
you would have been sclerotising
they would have been sclerotising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sclerotise
we let´s sclerotise
you sclerotise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
sclerotised
Present Participle
sclerotising
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 «SCLEROTISE»
Discover the use of
sclerotise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sclerotise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Australian Beetles Volume 1: Morphology, Classification and Keys
Internal tract with complex, well sclerotise, curved spermathecal capsule. [
Thompson 1992; Zimmerman 1994a; Hamilton 2002]. Larvae Body moderately
elongate but robust, subcylindrical or widest at middle and ventrally curved (C-
shaped); ...
John Lawrence, Adam Slipinski, 2013
2
Integrated Management of Fruit Crops and Forest Nematodes
This zone also presents thinner cellular or walls in the process of suberification. A
later level of resistance is given by the walls of the radical cells which sclerotise
more rapidly, impeding the nematodes stylet penetration towards the root ...
Aurelio Ciancio, K. G. Mukerji, 2009
3
Mosquitoes and Their Control
Immediately after oviposition the eggs are soft and white, but they sclerotise and
darken within 1-2 hours. Anophelines lay single eggs while standing on the water
or hovering over it. The eggs of this subfamily are adapted for floating and can ...
... bears cilia-like bristles for filtering the incoming air. It opens into a small
tracheal chamber or atrium. X- BRIDGE LIGAMENT ANTERIOR VALVE
MEMBRANE OSTERIOR VALVE -OPENING SCLEROTISE. Morphology of
Animals : Earthworm, ...
Chez le male, les angles ventraux post&ieurs du tergite VIII sont prolonges,
chacun. en un long prolongement sclerotise', coin-be1 d'abord du <•.",!,'• median,
puis du cote lateral. I] n'y apas de prolongements lateraux de la limite posteiieure
...
6
Memoirs of the Entomological Society of Canada
(Custer State Park, Wyoming.) Genitalia cf (fig. 181-182): VIIIe sternite avec une
simple ailette apodemale arrondie et lui-meme assez court. Xe sternite simple et
uniformement sclerotise. Appa- reil vaginal en deux fortes pieces longitudinales.
7
Tijdschrift voor Entomologie
38) bilobee, les lobes longs mais peu proeminents; la portion apicale du tergite,
delimitee par des fins traits dans la figure, est plus pale que le reste. Le segment
IX (represente en noir dans la fig. 37) represents un anneau sclerotise continu; ...
... longue que haute. Fl sessile. Aux ailes posterieures, Fl extremement courte et
avec R2 aboutissant a l'apex de Rl. Genitalia CT (fig. 37-38): Vllle tergite massif,
de forme simple, obtus, bien sclerotise et legerement echancre a son extremite ...
9
Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Earth sciences
... would imply that its cuticle was only weakly sclerotised, if at all. In any case, the
lobopods toughen at least their claws and jaws, and the ability to sclerotise the
cuticle seems to be highly plesiomorphic within the entire clade (Budd 1996a).
10
Regulating the psychological therapies: from taxonomy to ...
Cut off from its margins it can only sclerotise and shrivel, become ever less
responsive to change' (George Monbiot, 1996): I return to these matters later in
some detail in the next section. But before that, in seeking to understand the
ecology of ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCLEROTISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sclerotise is used in the context of the following news items.
Dragonflies dart out into the light, trailing a first hint of autumn
Summer seems to sclerotise and in the breeze the leaves begin to sound brittle; you notice that the flowers are steadily more magenta than yellow, and then ... «The Guardian, Aug 14»
Can we solve climate change for under $1 billion?
Even if we could buy substantial permits we are effectively locking in a sclerotised economic structure domestically and simply deferring hard decisions till a later ... «Crikey, Feb 14»
Why I'd rather see an old Sherlock Holmes than a modern murder …
As my physical arteries sclerotise, slowly choking the flow of blood to my brain (life: a diminishing function of fluid dynamics), so my cultural ones have already ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 12»
