CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO VOLCANISE
PRESENT
Present
I volcanise
you volcanise
he/she/it volcanises
we volcanise
you volcanise
they volcanise
Present continuous
I am volcanising
you are volcanising
he/she/it is volcanising
we are volcanising
you are volcanising
they are volcanising
Present perfect
I have volcanised
you have volcanised
he/she/it has volcanised
we have volcanised
you have volcanised
they have volcanised
Present perfect continuous
I have been volcanising
you have been volcanising
he/she/it has been volcanising
we have been volcanising
you have been volcanising
they have been volcanising
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 volcanised
you volcanised
he/she/it volcanised
we volcanised
you volcanised
they volcanised
Past continuous
I was volcanising
you were volcanising
he/she/it was volcanising
we were volcanising
you were volcanising
they were volcanising
Past perfect
I had volcanised
you had volcanised
he/she/it had volcanised
we had volcanised
you had volcanised
they had volcanised
Past perfect continuous
I had been volcanising
you had been volcanising
he/she/it had been volcanising
we had been volcanising
you had been volcanising
they had been volcanising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will volcanise
you will volcanise
he/she/it will volcanise
we will volcanise
you will volcanise
they will volcanise
Future continuous
I will be volcanising
you will be volcanising
he/she/it will be volcanising
we will be volcanising
you will be volcanising
they will be volcanising
Future perfect
I will have volcanised
you will have volcanised
he/she/it will have volcanised
we will have volcanised
you will have volcanised
they will have volcanised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been volcanising
you will have been volcanising
he/she/it will have been volcanising
we will have been volcanising
you will have been volcanising
they will have been volcanising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would volcanise
you would volcanise
he/she/it would volcanise
we would volcanise
you would volcanise
they would volcanise
Conditional continuous
I would be volcanising
you would be volcanising
he/she/it would be volcanising
we would be volcanising
you would be volcanising
they would be volcanising
Conditional perfect
I would have volcanise
you would have volcanise
he/she/it would have volcanise
we would have volcanise
you would have volcanise
they would have volcanise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been volcanising
you would have been volcanising
he/she/it would have been volcanising
we would have been volcanising
you would have been volcanising
they would have been volcanising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you volcanise
we let´s volcanise
you volcanise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
volcanised
Present Participle
volcanising
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 «VOLCANISE»
Discover the use of
volcanise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
volcanise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Royal Phraseological English-French, French-English ...
(Fig.) Sa tête est un volcan. his head il like a Volcano. VOLCANIQ_UE, adj.
Vulcauic. VOLCANISE, E, adj. Vulcmniled. VOLE. s.f. (l. dejen), Vole. VOLE-AU-
VENT, ou VOL—AU-VENT, s. m. a kind of French light pie or pas?r_\'. VOLEE, l.fI
flight.
John Charles Tarver, 1867
2
A Grammar of the Latin Language from Plautus to Suetonius
With an accusative case. 209s Nimium istoc abisti: hie propter hunc adsiste. (Ter.
Ad. 169.) Qui tenuit insulas propter Sicilian], quae Volcanise nominabantur. (
C. N.D. 3. »».) Prostrati in gramine molli propter aqua: rivum jucunde corpora
curant ...
3
General English and French Dictionary: Newly Composed from ...
VOLATILIZE [tM'MUi] t. a. (chim.) VOLATILIZE [vol'atliii] t. d. (chim.) u volatiliser.
VOLCANIC [.oikln'tk] adj. I. rofcani- que ; 2. volcanise. VOLCANITY [ volkanltl ] n.
nature volcanique, t. VOLCANO [vlUa'nA] n. volcan, m. VOLE [vbi] n. (cartes) volt,
t ...
4
Journal of the History of Dentistry: Official Publication of ...
Z Memoire sur l'emploi raisonne de caoutchouc volcanise et vulcanite comrne
monture de dents artificielles. Paris, Coccoz, 1867. 15 p. Z Quelques verites sur
la maniere actuelle de remplacer les dents; le bon sens en prothese dentaire.
Paris ...
5
Tectonics: a bibliography with abstracts
Field reconnaissance and study of geologic literature guided by analysis of ERTS
-1 BSS i eager y have led to a hypothesis of tectonic control of Hiocene volcanise
, plutoniss, and related sine ralizat ion in part of the Basin Range Province of ...
United States. National Technical Information Service, Audrey S. Hundemann, 1976
... octennial pinnacles anciently porcelain censorial clarionet coastline sectional
volcanise inoculate volcanize ACEILNPTU ACEILNRST ACEILNRTU
ACEILNRTY ACEILNSSS ACEILNSUV ACEILNTUV ACEILNTXY ACEILNUVZ
ACEILOPPS ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
7
The Journal of the Ganganatha Jha Research Institute
... curiosity has reached a great pinnacle and the psychological liminal point is
already come. A crisis is here ; any further delay much more a sheer
disappointment would explode his heart and volcanise it. Providence must send
a 1 * Act. III. 4.
8
Regolith, Soils and Landforms
In Legeat, Y. and Thouret, J.C. (eds) Rythmes Morphogeniques en Domaine
Volcanise, pp. 93-102. CERAMAC, 5. Pierre, G. and Dejou, J. 1990. Nature et
genese des formations rouges intrabasaltiques et limite de leur signification ...
... prendre la forme du polyiogue kristévien "espace intersticiel entre folie et
rationalité qui volcanise le langage, qui rescucite la raison déraisonnante" ("
Polyiogue", 35), terme qui convient tout autant à ce qu'on nomme la fiction
théorique chez ...
10
Bulletin Suisse de Minéralogie Et Pétrographie
ET. -i 1 1 r Mn lineral ization 1 < 3 > J Mineralisation = .— □□□ bbi •— Young
volcanisa Late Hercynian volcanise = Hercynian plutonisa i -□ Anatexis II - -
Intrusion of aagaas m Model age for Precaabrlan sedimentation ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VOLCANISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
volcanise is used in the context of the following news items.
L'ethnographie comme chasse
Lutten en avait l'écume aux lèvres, littéralement ; mais moi, que ne volcanise aucun instinct cynégétique, je notai simplement le derrière bleu du singe, d'un bleu ... «Revues.org, May 14»
