CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SUBACT
PRESENT
Present
I subact
you subact
he/she/it subacts
we subact
you subact
they subact
Present continuous
I am subacting
you are subacting
he/she/it is subacting
we are subacting
you are subacting
they are subacting
Present perfect
I have subacted
you have subacted
he/she/it has subacted
we have subacted
you have subacted
they have subacted
Present perfect continuous
I have been subacting
you have been subacting
he/she/it has been subacting
we have been subacting
you have been subacting
they have been subacting
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 subacted
you subacted
he/she/it subacted
we subacted
you subacted
they subacted
Past continuous
I was subacting
you were subacting
he/she/it was subacting
we were subacting
you were subacting
they were subacting
Past perfect
I had subacted
you had subacted
he/she/it had subacted
we had subacted
you had subacted
they had subacted
Past perfect continuous
I had been subacting
you had been subacting
he/she/it had been subacting
we had been subacting
you had been subacting
they had been subacting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will subact
you will subact
he/she/it will subact
we will subact
you will subact
they will subact
Future continuous
I will be subacting
you will be subacting
he/she/it will be subacting
we will be subacting
you will be subacting
they will be subacting
Future perfect
I will have subacted
you will have subacted
he/she/it will have subacted
we will have subacted
you will have subacted
they will have subacted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been subacting
you will have been subacting
he/she/it will have been subacting
we will have been subacting
you will have been subacting
they will have been subacting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would subact
you would subact
he/she/it would subact
we would subact
you would subact
they would subact
Conditional continuous
I would be subacting
you would be subacting
he/she/it would be subacting
we would be subacting
you would be subacting
they would be subacting
Conditional perfect
I would have subact
you would have subact
he/she/it would have subact
we would have subact
you would have subact
they would have subact
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been subacting
you would have been subacting
he/she/it would have been subacting
we would have been subacting
you would have been subacting
they would have been subacting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you subact
we let´s subact
you subact
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
subacting
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 «SUBACT»
Discover the use of
subact in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
subact and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A New Architecture for Functional Grammar
If a complex act contains only one subact, this subact then necessarily carries the
Focus function (as in A3). Where a complex act contains more than one subact (
as in A2), one of these carries the Focus function. All the acts and subacts ...
J. Lachlan Mackenzie, María de los Ángeles Gómez-González, 2004
2
Structure and Function _ A Guide to Three Major ...
Associated with the subact in focus (rather than with the entire act) is an '
illocutionary stance': in the case of A1 there is just the one element, and the
associated illocutionary stance is that of expressing shock or surprise; in A2, the
focused ...
Christopher S. Butler, 2003
3
FYI. Theory and typology of information packaging
Nevertheless, three evocational Subacts are performed; two referential Subacts
that re-evoke the accessible discourse referents 'butcher' and 'meat', and one
ascriptive Subact that evokes the Focal denotation shred. The corresponding ...
4
Structure and Function: From clause to discourse and beyond
Associated with the subact in focus (rather than with the entire act) is an '
illocutionary stance': in the case of A1 there is just the one element, and the
associated illocutionary stance is that of expressing shock or surprise; in A2, the
focused ...
5
The Gentleman's Magazine
'J'lie writings of Ovid shew evident lo iV' representation which Horace , marks of
luxuriant imagination, but no signs of subact judgement. These alone abundantly
prove the propriety of the Horatian maxims we are endcavouroig to reconcile.
6
Business Process Management: 3rd International Conference, ...
2. check (A1) check (A2) check (A3) check (AC) computer (BP-C) CD-ROM (BP-1
) motherboard (BP-2) CPU (BP-3) subact subact subact Fig. 3. Example for
subactivity condition – Situation Invariant: Describes a state which must be
present in ...
7
New Perspectives on Argument Structure in Functional Grammar
On the one hand, the words has arrived reflect a subact of ascription, whereby
the speaker ascribes arrival to an entity, and a ... the words the train reflect a
subact of reference in which the speaker invokes the entity to which arrival is
ascribed, ...
Ricardo Mairal Usón, María Jesús Pérez Quintero, 2002
8
Studies in Functional Discourse Grammar
Ti = an ascriptive subact Ri = a referential subact Zi = lexical modifiers at the
interpersonal level; in both acts, these may operate at various levels: the
communicated content {evidently, by the looks of it, as it turns out), the illocution {
frankly, ...
J. Lachlan Mackenzie, María de los Angeles Gómez González, 2005
9
Parts of Speech: Empirical and Theoretical Advances
Only when used as the main predicate of a clause does this f-unit correspond
directly to an independent ascriptive subact. In all other cases it corresponds to
an ascriptive subact within a higher ascriptive subact (as in (17)) or a higher ...
Umberto Ansaldo, Jan Don, Roland Pfau, 2010
10
The Dynamics of Language Use: Functional and Contrastive ...
The first of these is holophrastic in consisting of only a focused subact of
reference (LJUNGberg; the focus is expressed with nuclear accent, here
represented by capital letters). The second contains two sub- acts: the first, to
judge by its ...
Christopher Butler, María A. Gómez-González, Susana María Doval Suárez, 2005
