CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO THEATRICIZE
PRESENT
Present
I theatricize
you theatricize
he/she/it theatricizes
we theatricize
you theatricize
they theatricize
Present continuous
I am theatricizing
you are theatricizing
he/she/it is theatricizing
we are theatricizing
you are theatricizing
they are theatricizing
Present perfect
I have theatricized
you have theatricized
he/she/it has theatricized
we have theatricized
you have theatricized
they have theatricized
Present perfect continuous
I have been theatricizing
you have been theatricizing
he/she/it has been theatricizing
we have been theatricizing
you have been theatricizing
they have been theatricizing
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 theatricized
you theatricized
he/she/it theatricized
we theatricized
you theatricized
they theatricized
Past continuous
I was theatricizing
you were theatricizing
he/she/it was theatricizing
we were theatricizing
you were theatricizing
they were theatricizing
Past perfect
I had theatricized
you had theatricized
he/she/it had theatricized
we had theatricized
you had theatricized
they had theatricized
Past perfect continuous
I had been theatricizing
you had been theatricizing
he/she/it had been theatricizing
we had been theatricizing
you had been theatricizing
they had been theatricizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will theatricize
you will theatricize
he/she/it will theatricize
we will theatricize
you will theatricize
they will theatricize
Future continuous
I will be theatricizing
you will be theatricizing
he/she/it will be theatricizing
we will be theatricizing
you will be theatricizing
they will be theatricizing
Future perfect
I will have theatricized
you will have theatricized
he/she/it will have theatricized
we will have theatricized
you will have theatricized
they will have theatricized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been theatricizing
you will have been theatricizing
he/she/it will have been theatricizing
we will have been theatricizing
you will have been theatricizing
they will have been theatricizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would theatricize
you would theatricize
he/she/it would theatricize
we would theatricize
you would theatricize
they would theatricize
Conditional continuous
I would be theatricizing
you would be theatricizing
he/she/it would be theatricizing
we would be theatricizing
you would be theatricizing
they would be theatricizing
Conditional perfect
I would have theatricize
you would have theatricize
he/she/it would have theatricize
we would have theatricize
you would have theatricize
they would have theatricize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been theatricizing
you would have been theatricizing
he/she/it would have been theatricizing
we would have been theatricizing
you would have been theatricizing
they would have been theatricizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you theatricize
we let´s theatricize
you theatricize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to theatricize
Past participle
theatricized
Present Participle
theatricizing
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 «THEATRICIZE»
Discover the use of
theatricize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
theatricize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The tactics of Philippe Diamant (Portrait du joueur) and the defensive strategies
of Clement (Le Secret) theatricize these lessons in Sollers's novels. The issue of
being defensive arises when Sollers is especially sensitive to attacks against ...
Roland A. Champagne, 1996
2
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
... this, and thui, that, and ti, there: forms that well accord with a Medit r *t,
vocalized *ta, *te, *ti, *to, *tu, with varr in *th and *d and, in C, *d (or *t). theater (
AE) or theatre; theatral, theatric (theatrical)—whence theatricize (cf the LL
theātrizāre).
... and Synesios of Kyrene similarly idealized “masculine” style; Ioannes
Sikeliotes imagined a “self-mastered” Hermogenian rhetoric and so on.81 To
render oneself an aesthetic object of desire, to theatricize oneself through
discourse — to act ...
4
Domesticating the Reformation: Protestant Best Sellers, ...
... Lewalski's Protestant Poetics and the Seventeenth-Century Religious Lyric by
considering ways in which drama began to evince a distinctly Protestant
character, and, in turn, worked to theatricize Protestant homiletic and polemical
styles.59 ...
Mary Hampson Patterson, 2007
5
Jacques Prévert: From Film and Theater to Poetry, Art and Song
But, if trees here are pure emblems, they do remain emblems of life, of growth, of
strange and beautiful natural energy, and the poem does theatricize the tensions
of innocent, unrestricted vitality and belief- systems that frustrate and disregard ...
We might also consider the idea of the 'installation' which has developed over the
years only to suffer from an over-emphasis on architecture as form — even in the
use of light (like Gesamkunstwerk) — conceived to theatricize the interruption ...
7
Progress in linguistics: a collection of papers
It applies to lexical nouns {unionize, carbonize, vaporize), lexical adjectives (
modernize, standardize, immunize), and to derivative adjectives (theatricize,
americanize) including in particular derivative adjectives in -al and its variant -ar
...
Manfred Bierwisch, Karl Erich Heidolph, 1970
We are apt to theatricize, we are apt to play at what we are not. But when we are
with the God unto whom all hearts are open we cannot but be ourselves, our
honest selves. Hugh Latimer, ascending the pulpit to preach before the great king
...
9
Baroque Reason: The Aesthetics of Modernity
To theatricize the existent here means to deploy it in multivocal scenographies
with an unconscious circulation of figures and bodies, veritable metaphors for
what is to be thought. And even at the height of 'modernity', does this not always
write ...
Prof Christine Buci-Glucksmann, 1994
When members of the 8mm News Collective go into a real-life situation in their
matching seersucker jackets, they inevitably theatricize, it but also, more
importantly, they reveal the inherent theater of the real-life situation itself. In
Burned by the ...
