CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO VENTRILOQUISE
PRESENT
Present
I ventriloquise
you ventriloquise
he/she/it ventriloquises
we ventriloquise
you ventriloquise
they ventriloquise
Present continuous
I am ventriloquising
you are ventriloquising
he/she/it is ventriloquising
we are ventriloquising
you are ventriloquising
they are ventriloquising
Present perfect
I have ventriloquised
you have ventriloquised
he/she/it has ventriloquised
we have ventriloquised
you have ventriloquised
they have ventriloquised
Present perfect continuous
I have been ventriloquising
you have been ventriloquising
he/she/it has been ventriloquising
we have been ventriloquising
you have been ventriloquising
they have been ventriloquising
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 ventriloquised
you ventriloquised
he/she/it ventriloquised
we ventriloquised
you ventriloquised
they ventriloquised
Past continuous
I was ventriloquising
you were ventriloquising
he/she/it was ventriloquising
we were ventriloquising
you were ventriloquising
they were ventriloquising
Past perfect
I had ventriloquised
you had ventriloquised
he/she/it had ventriloquised
we had ventriloquised
you had ventriloquised
they had ventriloquised
Past perfect continuous
I had been ventriloquising
you had been ventriloquising
he/she/it had been ventriloquising
we had been ventriloquising
you had been ventriloquising
they had been ventriloquising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will ventriloquise
you will ventriloquise
he/she/it will ventriloquise
we will ventriloquise
you will ventriloquise
they will ventriloquise
Future continuous
I will be ventriloquising
you will be ventriloquising
he/she/it will be ventriloquising
we will be ventriloquising
you will be ventriloquising
they will be ventriloquising
Future perfect
I will have ventriloquised
you will have ventriloquised
he/she/it will have ventriloquised
we will have ventriloquised
you will have ventriloquised
they will have ventriloquised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been ventriloquising
you will have been ventriloquising
he/she/it will have been ventriloquising
we will have been ventriloquising
you will have been ventriloquising
they will have been ventriloquising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would ventriloquise
you would ventriloquise
he/she/it would ventriloquise
we would ventriloquise
you would ventriloquise
they would ventriloquise
Conditional continuous
I would be ventriloquising
you would be ventriloquising
he/she/it would be ventriloquising
we would be ventriloquising
you would be ventriloquising
they would be ventriloquising
Conditional perfect
I would have ventriloquise
you would have ventriloquise
he/she/it would have ventriloquise
we would have ventriloquise
you would have ventriloquise
they would have ventriloquise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been ventriloquising
you would have been ventriloquising
he/she/it would have been ventriloquising
we would have been ventriloquising
you would have been ventriloquising
they would have been ventriloquising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you ventriloquise
we let´s ventriloquise
you ventriloquise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to ventriloquise
Past participle
ventriloquised
Present Participle
ventriloquising
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 «VENTRILOQUISE»
Discover the use of
ventriloquise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ventriloquise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Politics of Early Modern Women's Writing
What this clearly illustrates is the asymmetry of male and female subject positions
— whereas a male author can move relatively easily into the female voice, the
same cannot be said of a female author, who may ventriloquise the male voice, ...
2
Migrant Form: Anti-colonial Aesthetics in Joyce, Rushdie, ...
"Ventriloquise," he instructs himself in "Sirens," "My lips closed. Think in my stom[
ach]" (234). Possessing the sophisticated awareness of metaphor that Bloom
lacks, Ulysses self-consciously constructs a series of strategies that puts its own ...
3
Confronting the Classics: Traditions, Adventures and Innovations
also reminds us that the only actual speakers in this dialogue are us; it is we who
ventriloquise, who animate what the ancients have to say: in fact, here the
classical scholars complain what a terrible time they are having inHades,
because ...
4
Thomas Gray and Literary Authority: A Study in Ideology and ...
Gray's early poems all contain figures of the poet whose active (yet ultimately
passive) presence enables Gray to investigate various types of poetic discourse,
to ventriloquise vocabulary and diction, to echo figure, topos and trope; to test, ...
5
A Concordance to the Poems of Robert Browning
Is pumped up brisk now, through the main ventricle, 365.64 Flight Duch. 851
Ventriloquise. From ear-shot, cares not to ventriloquise, 913.44 Prince H. 540
Vents. An emulous exchange of pulses, vents 106.15 Sord. 1.230 He with a "look
you!
She knew he meant the monkey was sick. r>Or because so like the Spanish.'1
Understand animals too that way. ''Solomon did.11 Gift of nature. A |'8)| A <
ventriloquise.) Ventriloquise. 0A My lips closed. Think in my stom. What? 15 <I.)
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James Joyce, Hans Walter Gabler, Wolfhard Steppe, 1984
Ventriloquise me now from your little corner. Speak to your son. (The pane stares
back at you.) Your son, not me. Time for the wise and cautious. Ventriloquise me
now! Here's to reunion! And I shall tell if you talk in character. I shall reflect on ...
8
A tale of eternity: and other poems
... tears the trembling inner ray And lure them with a Will-o'-the-wisp at play
Among the quagmires waiting by the way ; Ventriloquise the voice of God within
The soul and in a guise Angelic win From Heaven, by mirroring that heaven in
Death's ...
9
Drama and the Postmodern
The absence (and/or impossibility) of a truthful subjectivity is clearly signalled
here in a process that requires actors to ventriloquise romantic renderings of their
characters' historical image. These opening techniques reveal strong resonances
...
10
Culture & Text: Discourse and Methodology in Social Research ...
By exploring the grammar of 'voicing', we can get a clearer picture of how WoE
manages through a grammatical 'sleight of hand' to ventriloquise Native voices
while appearing to allow people to speak for themselves. We can think about the
...
Cate Poynton, Alison Lee, 2000
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VENTRILOQUISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
ventriloquise is used in the context of the following news items.
Labour cannot win again by mimicking Ukip
But at least in Farage's case he had the courage to say these things himself, rather than to ventriloquise them into the words of an anonymous voter. And at least ... «Politics.co.uk, Jun 15»
Who won tonight's Britain's Got Talent semi-final?
The 4th semi final this week saw nine acts hula, dance, ventriloquise and sing their hearts out for one of two spots in the culmination of months of competition for ... «Gloucestershire Echo, May 15»
'In Manchuria', by Michael Meyer; 'The Porcelain Thief', by Huan Hsu
... read if they had been written by a hard-nosed contemporary resident of China rather than by an American trying to ventriloquise a jolly Confucius (“The current ... «Financial Times, Apr 15»
The 'Irish Review', then and now
In similar fashion, Durcan's elegy wonderfully ventriloquises Heaney's voice: the inner voice of his poetry, speaking from somewhere else. The last two lines fuse ... «Irish Times, Apr 15»
Adeline: A Novel of Virginia Woolf By Norah Vincent - book review …
Vincent is, however, assured enough to do a rare thing: to really ventriloquise Woolf on the topic of her work and creative imagination. As the Bloomsburys were ... «The Independent, Apr 15»
Love songs are for girls
It's the perfect example of songs written by a man that 'ventriloquise' a woman's voice, which according to Gioia has been a key feature of the love-song down ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Berlin 2015 review: Nobody Wants the Night – Juliette Binoche's …
It is honest, plain-speaking Bram who must effectively ventriloquise this tough landscape. “It is pure,” he says, of this white and snowy land, “more than the sea, ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
Charlie Hebdo: The 'them and us' narrative is a dangerous …
It is certainly not the time to issue rallying cries, and to ventriloquise on behalf of terrorists that speak for no one, something Juan Cole has called “sharpening the ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
YouTube stars face authenticity test
But it carries a risk in terms of credibility: it is hard to be a trusted consumers' champion if your fans know that companies are paying richly to ventriloquise your ... «Financial Times, Nov 14»
Living the good life: Rowan Williams on Marilynne Robinson
Bad novelists ventriloquise, good novelists allow the speakers they create to be other than their creator. Marilynne Robinson's three interrelated novels (Gilead, ... «New Statesman, Oct 14»
