CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SENSATIONALISE
PRESENT
Present
I sensationalise
you sensationalise
he/she/it sensationalises
we sensationalise
you sensationalise
they sensationalise
Present continuous
I am sensationalising
you are sensationalising
he/she/it is sensationalising
we are sensationalising
you are sensationalising
they are sensationalising
Present perfect
I have sensationalised
you have sensationalised
he/she/it has sensationalised
we have sensationalised
you have sensationalised
they have sensationalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been sensationalising
you have been sensationalising
he/she/it has been sensationalising
we have been sensationalising
you have been sensationalising
they have been sensationalising
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 sensationalised
you sensationalised
he/she/it sensationalised
we sensationalised
you sensationalised
they sensationalised
Past continuous
I was sensationalising
you were sensationalising
he/she/it was sensationalising
we were sensationalising
you were sensationalising
they were sensationalising
Past perfect
I had sensationalised
you had sensationalised
he/she/it had sensationalised
we had sensationalised
you had sensationalised
they had sensationalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been sensationalising
you had been sensationalising
he/she/it had been sensationalising
we had been sensationalising
you had been sensationalising
they had been sensationalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will sensationalise
you will sensationalise
he/she/it will sensationalise
we will sensationalise
you will sensationalise
they will sensationalise
Future continuous
I will be sensationalising
you will be sensationalising
he/she/it will be sensationalising
we will be sensationalising
you will be sensationalising
they will be sensationalising
Future perfect
I will have sensationalised
you will have sensationalised
he/she/it will have sensationalised
we will have sensationalised
you will have sensationalised
they will have sensationalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sensationalising
you will have been sensationalising
he/she/it will have been sensationalising
we will have been sensationalising
you will have been sensationalising
they will have been sensationalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sensationalise
you would sensationalise
he/she/it would sensationalise
we would sensationalise
you would sensationalise
they would sensationalise
Conditional continuous
I would be sensationalising
you would be sensationalising
he/she/it would be sensationalising
we would be sensationalising
you would be sensationalising
they would be sensationalising
Conditional perfect
I would have sensationalise
you would have sensationalise
he/she/it would have sensationalise
we would have sensationalise
you would have sensationalise
they would have sensationalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sensationalising
you would have been sensationalising
he/she/it would have been sensationalising
we would have been sensationalising
you would have been sensationalising
they would have been sensationalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sensationalise
we let´s sensationalise
you sensationalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to sensationalise
Past participle
sensationalised
Present Participle
sensationalising
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 «SENSATIONALISE»
Discover the use of
sensationalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sensationalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Women, crime and fear Initial state: low levels of crime against women;
awareness and concern over crime Women in streets more likely to be victims of
crime Media sensationalise sex crimes to sell newspapers/ obtain viewers Fewer
women ...
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The Media Student's Book
()o no! sensationalise race relations issues, it harms Black people and it could
harm you. Thmk carefully ahout the words you use. V\ords which were once m
common usage are now considered offensive, e.g. half-caste and coloured. I'se
muni ...
Gill Branston, Roy Stafford, 2003
3
Communicating European Research 2005: Proceedings of the ...
However, participants did record positive changes to these three words and were
less likely to think of journalists as being likely to sensationalise, be unprincipled
or to distort, trivialise or be superficial about the stories. 5. THE JOURNALISTS' ...
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BUSINESS ETHICS AND VALUE SYSTEMS
Tunnelling into individual' s personal data and personal life to sensationalise the
issues through giving uncalled for publicity to the same without regard to
concepts of anonymity, secrecy and confidentiality. Generating undesirable
confidential ...
5
Paranormal Forest Of Dean
“I have given up showing them to the press as all they do is want to
sensationalise it or ridicule me.” This is very reminiscent of every ghost hunter's
experiences with the press; we cannot blame them as they are they want to
sensationalise ...
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The Propaganda War in the Rhineland: Weimar Germany, Race ...
the occupation, especially when brothels were sited in residential districts. The
Notbund propaganda, however, was by far the more wide-ranging and the more
extreme. Distler, like Beveridge, did not hesitate to sensationalise in lurid terms in
...
7
Albert Square and Me: The Actors of EastEnders
“My first concern was that they would sensationalise the story of how [Mark] got
the disease through no fault of his own.” While EastEnders aficionados are
known to disagree, few fans will argue with the notion that Todd Carty's portrayal
of ...
8
The Report: South Africa 2008
Do you believe the media in South Africa has a tendency to sensationalise and
exaggerate the current levels of crime in the country? BRUCE:I don't believe that
we sensationalise crime here at all. To sensationalise something would almost ...
The press can sensationalise – or tell the truth. [So can scientists, but we won't
follow this line of argument just yet.] Secular humanists are prejudiced against
the church, so they sensationalise. The truth is that Galileo Galilei was NOT an ...
Some professionals view gang affiliated individuals as havingmoreindividual
agency andcraft suggestingthey exaggerate the fearsor sensationalise
territorialissuesas a means to get resources, avoid statutory obligations or to
denigrate rivals.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SENSATIONALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sensationalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Employment Ministry says Chamber sensationalising Labour Bill …
Some provisions of the draft Labour Relations Bill 2015 were sensationalised at the Chamber of Commerce “Be Informed” presentation on 22nd July, said the ... «The Cayman Reporter, Jul 15»
#TellAli: We don't need to sensationalise any more because …
One of the themes which keeps cropping up during this #TellAli exercise is that we sensationalise stories and you don't like it. It's a fair cop. We often do, for a ... «Liverpool Echo, Jun 15»
Legal reporting: Let's not sensationalise Muslim marriages
A recent Times of India report hailed a ruling of the Bandra Family Court which restrained a Muslim man from contracting a second marriage. To a lay reader ... «Daily News & Analysis, Jun 15»
'No Notoriety' - should killers have the spotlight?
His life will be scrutinised, his motives deliberated and his crime will run the risk of being sensationalised. Already labelled in some places as 'The Dark Knight ... «The News Hub, May 15»
Reporters: Rajeev Khandelwal and Kritika Kamra sensationalise …
However, will sensationalising the promo work for the show or not remains to be seen. Watch the promo and tell us what you think. Click here to watch video ... «Bollywood Life, Mar 15»
Paloma Faith denies calling Taylor Swift 'pathetic' over '1989 …
Paloma Faith denies calling Taylor Swift 'pathetic' over '1989' trademarking: 'Magazines like to sensationalise'. Haters gonna...clear up rumours of hating. «Sugarscape, Feb 15»
Don't sensationalise violence on TV: Amu
“We urged channels not to sensationalise facts while covering news of violence,” Industries Minister Amir Hossain Amu said at a press briefing. “We suggested ... «The Daily Star, Jan 15»
Does Homeland sensationalise Carrie Mathison's bipolar disorder?
Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison. 'Not all people with bipolar are chess grandmasters, eminent poets or artist savants, and Homeland acknowledges this. «The Guardian, Dec 14»
Jaitley pulls a Congress: Asks CAG not to sensationalise findings
The UPA's plea that the CAG was sensationalising the loss figure and intruding into policy territory, the executive's domain, was greeted with ridicule from the ... «Firstpost, Oct 14»
Gerakan: Media should not sensationalise 'sensitive' issues
Party vice-president A. Kohilan Pillay said this suggested measure was to prevent sensitive issues from being sensationalised and causing adverse reaction ... «The Malay Mail Online, Oct 14»
