CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SUGGESTIONISE
PRESENT
Present
I suggestionise
you suggestionise
he/she/it suggestionises
we suggestionise
you suggestionise
they suggestionise
Present continuous
I am suggestionising
you are suggestionising
he/she/it is suggestionising
we are suggestionising
you are suggestionising
they are suggestionising
Present perfect
I have suggestionised
you have suggestionised
he/she/it has suggestionised
we have suggestionised
you have suggestionised
they have suggestionised
Present perfect continuous
I have been suggestionising
you have been suggestionising
he/she/it has been suggestionising
we have been suggestionising
you have been suggestionising
they have been suggestionising
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 suggestionised
you suggestionised
he/she/it suggestionised
we suggestionised
you suggestionised
they suggestionised
Past continuous
I was suggestionising
you were suggestionising
he/she/it was suggestionising
we were suggestionising
you were suggestionising
they were suggestionising
Past perfect
I had suggestionised
you had suggestionised
he/she/it had suggestionised
we had suggestionised
you had suggestionised
they had suggestionised
Past perfect continuous
I had been suggestionising
you had been suggestionising
he/she/it had been suggestionising
we had been suggestionising
you had been suggestionising
they had been suggestionising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will suggestionise
you will suggestionise
he/she/it will suggestionise
we will suggestionise
you will suggestionise
they will suggestionise
Future continuous
I will be suggestionising
you will be suggestionising
he/she/it will be suggestionising
we will be suggestionising
you will be suggestionising
they will be suggestionising
Future perfect
I will have suggestionised
you will have suggestionised
he/she/it will have suggestionised
we will have suggestionised
you will have suggestionised
they will have suggestionised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been suggestionising
you will have been suggestionising
he/she/it will have been suggestionising
we will have been suggestionising
you will have been suggestionising
they will have been suggestionising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would suggestionise
you would suggestionise
he/she/it would suggestionise
we would suggestionise
you would suggestionise
they would suggestionise
Conditional continuous
I would be suggestionising
you would be suggestionising
he/she/it would be suggestionising
we would be suggestionising
you would be suggestionising
they would be suggestionising
Conditional perfect
I would have suggestionise
you would have suggestionise
he/she/it would have suggestionise
we would have suggestionise
you would have suggestionise
they would have suggestionise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been suggestionising
you would have been suggestionising
he/she/it would have been suggestionising
we would have been suggestionising
you would have been suggestionising
they would have been suggestionising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you suggestionise
we let´s suggestionise
you suggestionise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to suggestionise
Past participle
suggestionised
Present Participle
suggestionising
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 «SUGGESTIONISE»
Discover the use of
suggestionise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
suggestionise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
It requires an association of ease — with the whole heroic question (of the "up
and doing" state) — which I don't possess, to presume to suggestionise on the
subject of a new advent. Great will be the glory and joy, and the rushing to and fro
, ...
Henry James, Leon Edel, 1984
2
Myth, Magic, and Morals
In the earliest form of gospel tradition Peter is the leader and spokesman of
Jesus's followers ; if he was once convinced that Jesus had been raised from the
dead and had appeared to him, he was sure to suggestionise the rest of the
twelve ...
3
The Nineteenth Century and After
I was able afterwards to suggestionise him as I pleased, and to paralyse or to
contract nearly all his muscles as I chose. The poor man was literally frightened,
and as soon as he could he ran away precipitately. The following days when he
saw ...
4
Understanding Habermas: communicative action and ...
He claims that the administration dominates politics, while politics, through the
political parties, 'suggestionise' the public opinion. Furthermore, due to societal
complexity, it is impossible for the public to gain sufficient insight, overview and ...
Erik Oddvar Eriksen, Jarle Weigård, 2003
5
The Annals of Psychical Science
they appeared to me probable rather than proved, and many attempts of mine to
suggestionise Eusapia mentally were fruitless, though I succeeded in hypnotising
her; this, however, does not imply that others may not obtain better results. 9.
6
Kāvya-prakāśa of Mammaṭa-Bhaṭṭa: with the critically edited ...
In the ' ' Pradipodyota he asserted that the capacity to suggestionise Relish is
equally imperative in the both— the sabda ( the word ) and the artha ( the sense )
, * as indicated by singularity in the word (predicate) 'kavya' (Poetry) and duality
to ...
Mammaṭācārya, S. N. Ghoshal, 1973
And no single suggestion comes to us by chance, for chance could not exist.
Every suggestion is a reaction and a radiation. We may not only be
suggestionised by others, but we may suggestionise ourselves. In auto-
suggestion, the action is ...
8
The Annals of Psychical Science: A ... Journal Devoted to ...
they appeared to me probable rather than proved, and many attempts of mine to
suggestionise Eusapia mentally were fruitless, though I succeeded in hypnotising
her; this, however, does not imply that others may not obtain better results. 9.
Laura I. Finch, Caesar de Vesme, Dudley Wright, 1907
9
The Origins of Christianity
In the earliest form of gospel tradition Peter is the leader and spokesman of
Jesus's followers ; if he was once convinced that Jesus had been raised from the
dead and had appeared to him, he was sure to suggestionise the rest of the
twelve ...
Frederick Cornwallis Conybeare, 1958
10
Max and Will: Max Beerbohm and William Rothenstein, their ...
But the main argument, of course, is that C. P. Scott deserves the honour as well
as any living man. N.B. He is very old ; so there's no time to lose. Do, if you agree
with my feelings, suggestionise MacD. soon — so that he can consider the ...
Sir Max Beerbohm, Sir William Rothenstein, 1975
