CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SYNOPSISE
PRESENT
Present
I synopsise
you synopsise
he/she/it synopsises
we synopsise
you synopsise
they synopsise
Present continuous
I am synopsising
you are synopsising
he/she/it is synopsising
we are synopsising
you are synopsising
they are synopsising
Present perfect
I have synopsised
you have synopsised
he/she/it has synopsised
we have synopsised
you have synopsised
they have synopsised
Present perfect continuous
I have been synopsising
you have been synopsising
he/she/it has been synopsising
we have been synopsising
you have been synopsising
they have been synopsising
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 synopsised
you synopsised
he/she/it synopsised
we synopsised
you synopsised
they synopsised
Past continuous
I was synopsising
you were synopsising
he/she/it was synopsising
we were synopsising
you were synopsising
they were synopsising
Past perfect
I had synopsised
you had synopsised
he/she/it had synopsised
we had synopsised
you had synopsised
they had synopsised
Past perfect continuous
I had been synopsising
you had been synopsising
he/she/it had been synopsising
we had been synopsising
you had been synopsising
they had been synopsising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will synopsise
you will synopsise
he/she/it will synopsise
we will synopsise
you will synopsise
they will synopsise
Future continuous
I will be synopsising
you will be synopsising
he/she/it will be synopsising
we will be synopsising
you will be synopsising
they will be synopsising
Future perfect
I will have synopsised
you will have synopsised
he/she/it will have synopsised
we will have synopsised
you will have synopsised
they will have synopsised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been synopsising
you will have been synopsising
he/she/it will have been synopsising
we will have been synopsising
you will have been synopsising
they will have been synopsising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would synopsise
you would synopsise
he/she/it would synopsise
we would synopsise
you would synopsise
they would synopsise
Conditional continuous
I would be synopsising
you would be synopsising
he/she/it would be synopsising
we would be synopsising
you would be synopsising
they would be synopsising
Conditional perfect
I would have synopsise
you would have synopsise
he/she/it would have synopsise
we would have synopsise
you would have synopsise
they would have synopsise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been synopsising
you would have been synopsising
he/she/it would have been synopsising
we would have been synopsising
you would have been synopsising
they would have been synopsising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you synopsise
we let´s synopsise
you synopsise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
synopsised
Present Participle
synopsising
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 «SYNOPSISE»
Discover the use of
synopsise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
synopsise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
China Archaeology & Art Digest
In this issue, we have added a number of new Chinese journals to those we
survey and synopsise. These new journal titles are indicated on the listing below
by two asterisks placed after the coded title we employ, e.g. WWSJ**. Since we ...
I will try to synopsise them, in turn for you here. At the time, I did not know which
to open first, and was, indeed, afraid to open any. Afraid of what news they might
have contained. Banu's letters were dated '57, '58', '59 and '60. She was alive!
3
The Pearson Guide to CDS Entrance Examination
Quackery : Mountebank :: ? : (a) Fraud : Embezzler (b) Sailing : Water (c) Salinity :
Sea water (d) Submit : Confront 5. Burden : Encumber :: ? : ?_ (a) Synopsise :
Recapitulate (b) Weariness : Tireless (c) Reptile : Snake (d) Behead : Summary ...
4
The Council of Florence
Both the Acta graeca1 and Syropoulus2 provide informa/ tion about what went on
behind the scenes among the Greeks, the Greek Acts furnishing also a few
precious dates; both, too, synopsise part of the arguments exposed, though this is
of ...
Finally he looked at her and said, 'Hmm. He goes on rather at length but, to
synopsise, he wants to take you to the movies.' 'What movies? Where?' '
Apparently they show films here on the Hill on a regular basis. He wants to take
you to the ...
6
The Pearson Guide to English for CDS Examination
Burden : Encumber :: ? (b) Editor : Chief editor (d) Television : Radio > (b) Sailing
: Water (d) Submit : Confront (b) Weariness : Tireless (d) Behead : Summary (a)
Synopsise : Recapitulate (c) Reptile : Snake Answers l.(b) 2. (a) 3. (a) 4. (a) 5. (a)
...
7
Robert Southwell: Snow in Arcadia: Redrawing the English ...
... make such alterations to precedent? To repeat these concerns is to synopsise
his English poetry, so closely were the purposes of his mission and his writing
intertwined. Garnet was 2S9 The 'performing Word': Southwell's sacralised poetic
.
Entitled 'Sin within the Church is born in Seminaries', this column sought to
synopsise the heartbreaking accounts which flooded across my desk in the wake
of my first comment on the matter: I am not in the habit of writing this column in
anger, ...
9
Marketing Communications for Solicitors
Agree a working title for the article. • Synopsise topical/main interest angles into
one sentence. • Add up to eight bullet points detailing key points that would be
made by the article. • Call the editorial departments of the appropriate
publications, ...
10
Writing Talk: Conversations with Top Writers of the Last ...
“He was a big one for the twist at the end. Part of the format of the mystery is to
wrap up your whole story in the end. It's a recapitulation where the readers pick
up all the little twists, and in the ending you synopsise the whole thing right there.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SYNOPSISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
synopsise is used in the context of the following news items.
Reel Stories From Argentina
Speaking at the function she said that the films threw light on the way of life in the country and also went on to synopsise the films that would be played. The film ... «The New Indian Express, Jun 15»
Shaken Russia mourns Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov
The cemetery's graves synopsise Russia's recent turbulent history, including those of three plotters of the failed 1991 coup attempt and that of Alexander ... «The Australian, Mar 15»
Predestination review
... in a day (All You Zombies), and with a similarly rushed-feeling script, Predestination is a tricksy, talky sci-fi noir that's impossible to synopsise sans spoilers. «GamesRadar, Feb 15»
Interstellar: The science behind the movie
The plot is hard to synopsise, but here're the bullet points: In some unspecified time in the future, likely more than 50 years hence, the world is in ecological ... «NEWS.com.au, Nov 14»
David Nicholls: 'I didn't want to write a dodgy disappointment'
Neither does he subscribe to the notion that it's all in there somewhere and you just have to write it out: "I need to be able to synopsise it to myself, which doesn't ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Online resource gives a voice to victims of racism
“We'll synopsise it and get it out there, but we'll also crunch the data on it and see if it's information that we can use to show relationships between, for instance, ... «Irish Examiner, Mar 14»
Management Classics Made Easy
We synopsise them for you. Posted by. Shovon Chowdhury. Shovon Chowdhury is a Delhi-based writer. His blog, India Update,has horrified nearly 200,000 ... «The Newslaundry, Feb 14»
Will Self: The Valley of the Corn Dollies
They may quote this theatre director, synopsise a writer or two and comment on the odd festival, but let's call a spade a spade: their cultures exist like satellites, ... «The Guardian, Jan 14»
21st Century Parenting – Are your kids getting enough screen-time?
Various forms of writing teach students how to organize their ideas, elaborate, synopsise and express themselves. According to MIT professor Mitchel Resnick, ... «The Express Tribune, Aug 13»
Summer of the Seventeenth Doll
Let's quickly synopsise. Roo and Barney are hardy Queensland cane cutters who spend 'the layoff'—five free-wheeling months of every year – in Melbourne ... «Brisbane Times, Feb 12»
