CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SOVIETISE
PRESENT
Present
I sovietise
you sovietise
he/she/it sovietises
we sovietise
you sovietise
they sovietise
Present continuous
I am sovietising
you are sovietising
he/she/it is sovietising
we are sovietising
you are sovietising
they are sovietising
Present perfect
I have sovietised
you have sovietised
he/she/it has sovietised
we have sovietised
you have sovietised
they have sovietised
Present perfect continuous
I have been sovietising
you have been sovietising
he/she/it has been sovietising
we have been sovietising
you have been sovietising
they have been sovietising
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 sovietised
you sovietised
he/she/it sovietised
we sovietised
you sovietised
they sovietised
Past continuous
I was sovietising
you were sovietising
he/she/it was sovietising
we were sovietising
you were sovietising
they were sovietising
Past perfect
I had sovietised
you had sovietised
he/she/it had sovietised
we had sovietised
you had sovietised
they had sovietised
Past perfect continuous
I had been sovietising
you had been sovietising
he/she/it had been sovietising
we had been sovietising
you had been sovietising
they had been sovietising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will sovietise
you will sovietise
he/she/it will sovietise
we will sovietise
you will sovietise
they will sovietise
Future continuous
I will be sovietising
you will be sovietising
he/she/it will be sovietising
we will be sovietising
you will be sovietising
they will be sovietising
Future perfect
I will have sovietised
you will have sovietised
he/she/it will have sovietised
we will have sovietised
you will have sovietised
they will have sovietised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sovietising
you will have been sovietising
he/she/it will have been sovietising
we will have been sovietising
you will have been sovietising
they will have been sovietising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sovietise
you would sovietise
he/she/it would sovietise
we would sovietise
you would sovietise
they would sovietise
Conditional continuous
I would be sovietising
you would be sovietising
he/she/it would be sovietising
we would be sovietising
you would be sovietising
they would be sovietising
Conditional perfect
I would have sovietise
you would have sovietise
he/she/it would have sovietise
we would have sovietise
you would have sovietise
they would have sovietise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sovietising
you would have been sovietising
he/she/it would have been sovietising
we would have been sovietising
you would have been sovietising
they would have been sovietising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sovietise
we let´s sovietise
you sovietise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
sovietised
Present Participle
sovietising
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 «SOVIETISE»
Discover the use of
sovietise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sovietise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Queer Sinister Things: The Hidden History of Iran
The Soviets continue their Messianic quest to “Sovietise” the world as US
influence in these same regions has fallen to virtual non-existence. Nevertheless
the West is still faulted for all of the social, political and economic failures
plaguing the ...
But for that we must be patient and abide strictly by their domestic regime and
independence. We will not attempt to sovietise them. Time will come when they
will do it themselves!" (Narinskij 1999:39-40). That time dawned as early as in 1
940, ...
3
Rediscovering the British World
... his cohorts to be horrified at the new states of eastern europe... .to expect
democratic socialism to be a thriving force in bulgaria is just as ridiculous as the
communists expecting to sovietise britain or Australia. it is an historical
impossibility.
Phillip Alfred Buckner, R. Douglas Francis, 2005
4
Moscow 1941: A City & Its People at War
... had blown upevenbefore Molotov had gone toBerlin todemand the cession of
the wholeof Finland, ademand which Hitlerhadcategorically rejected. The Soviet
Union had then broken its agreementwiththe Germansnot to sovietise the ...
Sir Rodric Braithwaite, 2010
5
The Foundations of Europe: European Integration Ideas in ...
... condition in the eyes of Adenauer, the parliamentary majority and the western
powers.167 Mostly they were seen as a cover for plans to 'sovietise' West
Germany.168 159 Ollenhauer (SPD), in VDB, WP II, 84, p. 4610A, see also, von ...
6
Manifold Identities: Studies on Music and Minorities
During the socialist period, despite the state's official programme to Sovietise and
Ukrainianise the Ukrainian-related Rusnak minority, they increasingly identified
with the Slovak majority. Since the Velvet Revolution of 1989, the Rusnak ...
7
Russia's War in Afghanistan
The aim is to 'Sovietise' all aspects of the Afghan government. The DRA Army has
done the bulk of the fighting on the Communist side, being extensively involved
in every Soviet offensive in 1979-82 and many of those since. The DRA Army is ...
8
Along Parallel Lines: A History of the Railways of New South ...
The plain meaning of this is that he offers to become the mouthpiece through
which those particular unions now trying to Sovietise the management of our
State railways will give direct and emphatic instructions.45 Only a few weeks later
, after ...
9
Eurasian Crossroads: A History of Xinjiang
The CCP even left the Union for the Defence of Peace and Democracy in
Xinjiang (Ahmetjan Qasimi's pro-Soviet party structure) intact for a time, while
working to 'de-Sovietise' the ranks of Uyghur, Kazak and other non- Han
leadership in the ...
10
The Caspian: Politics, Energy and Security
The aim was to modernise and Sovietise society. An important aspect of this
programme was the emphasis on raising literacy standards. To this end,
compulsory schooling, free and universal, was introduced. Tertiary education
was also ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOVIETISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sovietise is used in the context of the following news items.
Sino-Russian Entente in Eurasia
... Putin's leadership) constitutes a rebuff to the United States which had opposed the project tooth and nail and dubbed it as “a move to re-Sovietise the region”. «Mainstream, May 15»
Vietnam and the Zen of juggling
Clinton saw the EEU as an invidious move by President Vladimir Putin to “re-Sovietise the region.” The remarks back in December 2012 sound ominous today ... «Asia Times Online, Apr 15»
Azerbaijan Should Be Very Afraid of Victoria Nuland
“There is a move to re-Sovietise the region, It's not going to be called that. It's going to be called a customs union, it will be called Eurasian Union and all of that, ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Mar 15»
Russia's neighbours: Primary colours
To Russia's critics, this is evidence that the EEU is a move to “re-Sovietise”. Hillary Clinton, then US secretary of state, said in 2012: “It's going to be called a ... «Financial Times, Jun 14»
Ukraine Crisis: Vladimir Putin Calls Hillary Clinton 'Weak' in Interview
She defended her comments by saying that Putin was indeed attempting to "re-Sovietise Russia's periphery" and called him "a tough guy with a thin skin". «International Business Times UK, Jun 14»
Putin's long game? Meet the Eurasian Union
... remark that, to date, seems to represent the American government's only public position on Putin's idea: “There is a move to re-Sovietise the region,” she said. «Boston Globe, Mar 14»
Ukraine Is The Key To Putin's Eurasian Union [Market Vector Russia …
There is a move to re-Sovietise the region. It's not going to be called that. It's going to be called a customs union, it will be called Eurasian Union and all of that. «Seeking Alpha, Mar 14»
A brief primer on Vladimir Putin's Eurasian dream
The west is not so sure; former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton has described the Eurasian Union as "a move to re-Sovietise the region", adding ominously: ... «The Guardian, Feb 14»
Why Berlin is active on behalf of the Russian oligarch Khodorkovsky
There is a “move to re-Sovietise the region,” Clinton said, regarding talk of a Eurasian Union. “But let's make no mistake about it. We know what the goal is and ... «World Socialist Web Site, Jan 14»
Eastern Europe: Which way to turn?
They were irked by remarks by Hillary Clinton, who in her final days as US secretary of state last year warned of a move to “re-Sovietise the region”. “It's sad to ... «Financial Times, Nov 13»
