CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SOLILOQUISE
PRESENT
Present
I soliloquise
you soliloquise
he/she/it soliloquises
we soliloquise
you soliloquise
they soliloquise
Present continuous
I am soliloquising
you are soliloquising
he/she/it is soliloquising
we are soliloquising
you are soliloquising
they are soliloquising
Present perfect
I have soliloquised
you have soliloquised
he/she/it has soliloquised
we have soliloquised
you have soliloquised
they have soliloquised
Present perfect continuous
I have been soliloquising
you have been soliloquising
he/she/it has been soliloquising
we have been soliloquising
you have been soliloquising
they have been soliloquising
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 soliloquised
you soliloquised
he/she/it soliloquised
we soliloquised
you soliloquised
they soliloquised
Past continuous
I was soliloquising
you were soliloquising
he/she/it was soliloquising
we were soliloquising
you were soliloquising
they were soliloquising
Past perfect
I had soliloquised
you had soliloquised
he/she/it had soliloquised
we had soliloquised
you had soliloquised
they had soliloquised
Past perfect continuous
I had been soliloquising
you had been soliloquising
he/she/it had been soliloquising
we had been soliloquising
you had been soliloquising
they had been soliloquising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will soliloquise
you will soliloquise
he/she/it will soliloquise
we will soliloquise
you will soliloquise
they will soliloquise
Future continuous
I will be soliloquising
you will be soliloquising
he/she/it will be soliloquising
we will be soliloquising
you will be soliloquising
they will be soliloquising
Future perfect
I will have soliloquised
you will have soliloquised
he/she/it will have soliloquised
we will have soliloquised
you will have soliloquised
they will have soliloquised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been soliloquising
you will have been soliloquising
he/she/it will have been soliloquising
we will have been soliloquising
you will have been soliloquising
they will have been soliloquising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would soliloquise
you would soliloquise
he/she/it would soliloquise
we would soliloquise
you would soliloquise
they would soliloquise
Conditional continuous
I would be soliloquising
you would be soliloquising
he/she/it would be soliloquising
we would be soliloquising
you would be soliloquising
they would be soliloquising
Conditional perfect
I would have soliloquise
you would have soliloquise
he/she/it would have soliloquise
we would have soliloquise
you would have soliloquise
they would have soliloquise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been soliloquising
you would have been soliloquising
he/she/it would have been soliloquising
we would have been soliloquising
you would have been soliloquising
they would have been soliloquising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you soliloquise
we let´s soliloquise
you soliloquise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to soliloquise
Past participle
soliloquised
Present Participle
soliloquising
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 «SOLILOQUISE»
Discover the use of
soliloquise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
soliloquise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
When. GirlsFallIn. Love,. They. Soliloquise. Young Mr. Romeo Your long letter
Has just arrived I wish to let you know That I am convinced That I am too young
Just too young to love Too young to fall in love Too young to bare my heart Too ...
2
The Pupil of Pleasure by Courtney Melmoth
... impression made upon thee' by the pale face of the conscious THOMAS----the
pleasure thou hadst at wiping away the drops of pe-. nitence and perturbation
from the cherry cheek of fimplieity---and thy wishing to soliloquise, ct soliloquise,
...
Mr. Pratt (Samuel Jackson), 1777
Anxious as she was to get at the bottom of the affair, Lady Sweetapple could not
help laughing at the volubility and vexation of Mrs. Crump at being so cheated by
the Frenchman; but as it was not safe to soliloquise in Mrs. Crump's presence, ...
"Dare I soliloquise?I will. Itisathing Ihave not done forweeks. 'Oh, what a" She
gotup quickly. "Nobody could soliloquise ona log like that," shesaid crossly.She
decided she could do it just aseffectively when standing. With one pale hand
raised ...
5
The Pupil of Pleasure; or, the new system illustrated
... made upon thee by the pale face of the -oonscious THOMAs----the pleasure
thou hadst at wiping away the drops of penitence and perturbation from the
cherry cheek of fimplicity---and thy wishing to soliloquise, soliloquise, and be
excused, ...
Mr. Pratt (Samuel Jackson), 1777
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Shakespeare's English: A Practical Linguistic Guide
Whatever the reasons, as soon as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern exit and
Hamlet begins to soliloquise ('Tis now the very witching time of night/ When
churchyards yawn and hell itself breathes out/Contagion to this world; 3.2.395)
he uses ...
7
Three to One Or, Some Passages Out of the Life of Amicia ...
Anxious as she was to get at the bottom of the affair, Lady Sweetapple could not
help laughing at the volubility and vexation of Mrs. Crump at being so cheated by
the Frenchman; but as it was not safe to soliloquise in Mrs. Crump's presence, ...
George Webbe Dasent, 1873
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Belgravia: A London Magazine
... risen, and every board-room was closed against him. He retired to the
Continent with what little of his once vast fortune he could save, and was spared
for many years to soliloquise on the transitory glory of OUR OLD COUNTRY
TOWNS.
9
A Concordance to the Poems of Robert Browning
See also Soliloquise. By leaving me?" she might soliloquize: 1014.44 Red Cotton
4.411 Solitaire. His solitaire amid the flow of frill 661.28 R. and B. 1.922 Solitarily.
Left solitarily predominant,— 593.39 Aristoph. 1490 Solitariness. A solitariness ...
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Debates: official report
The image of Mr. Bhutto to me is a pathetic character overwhelmed by self pity
like the Hamlet of Shakespeare repeating the soliloquise that there is something
rotten in the state of Denmark. Mr. Senior Deputy Speaker : Who was Hamlet of ...
Pakistan. National Assembly, 1966
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOLILOQUISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
soliloquise is used in the context of the following news items.
Buhari And The Hurting Scoffers
They beg to be heard but even when they are alone, you are bound to overhear them soliloquise on what Buhari has done or not done. You are bound to hear or ... «P.M. News, Jul 15»
Tom at the Farm and Little Death both yearn for something that isn't …
This includes suspending Tom, upside down, over a giant cow-pat; Tom gamely continues to soliloquise. The melodrama in the play involves several physical ... «National Post, Apr 15»
Samuel Adamson: Never let people tell you what a musical is
... and in musicals characters sing for exactly the same reasons they speak in plays: in order to converse, to soliloquise, to propel the plot, to get what they want, ... «The Stage, Apr 15»
Kendrick Lamar: To Pimp a Butterfly first-listen review – an ambitious …
(Later, Lamar will soliloquise on “how the infamous, sensitive N-word control us” on a new outro to I, and attempt to redefine it as “negus”, an old Amharic word ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Review of Portmanteau's The Hemline Index at COG ARTSpace
As the girls soliloquise in a perfectly timed stream of fast-paced consciousness, their voices intersect at moments of parallel and diverging experience and the ... «London Theatre News, Reviews Interviews and Tickets, Nov 14»
Taboo-Busting Dance Theatre: DV8's JOHN
... dance and soliloquise on. You know — even if you aren't familiar with DV8's idiosyncratic brand of 'physically integrated theatre' — that the flowing contortions ... «Londonist, Nov 14»
Doctor Scroggy's War, Shakespeare's Globe, London
Throughout, Brenton and his director John Dove deploy this easy understanding of the venue: actors jump from comedy to grief within a scene, soliloquise and ... «Financial Times, Sep 14»
Maxine Peake: class, infertility and playing Hamlet
If this woman-Hamlet is born in Bolton, must she soliloquise Olivier-like in received pronunciation or, given the Dane was born even further north, could she keep ... «The Times, Sep 14»
From the archive, 13 August 1966: Private clubs put women in their …
But Arnold Bennett could still ease himself into any amount of London club leather, and soliloquise as happily on the things that really matter, without any ... «The Guardian, Aug 14»
The Commission/Café Kafka – review
... with lower strings and woodwind, lending a delicately antique feel to the sonority, particularly when the characters soliloquise on their inner torments. Shame ... «The Guardian, Mar 14»
