CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO COGNISE
PRESENT
Present
I cognise
you cognise
he/she/it cognises
we cognise
you cognise
they cognise
Present continuous
I am cognising
you are cognising
he/she/it is cognising
we are cognising
you are cognising
they are cognising
Present perfect
I have cognised
you have cognised
he/she/it has cognised
we have cognised
you have cognised
they have cognised
Present perfect continuous
I have been cognising
you have been cognising
he/she/it has been cognising
we have been cognising
you have been cognising
they have been cognising
PAST
Past
I cognised
you cognised
he/she/it cognised
we cognised
you cognised
they cognised
Past continuous
I was cognising
you were cognising
he/she/it was cognising
we were cognising
you were cognising
they were cognising
Past perfect
I had cognised
you had cognised
he/she/it had cognised
we had cognised
you had cognised
they had cognised
Past perfect continuous
I had been cognising
you had been cognising
he/she/it had been cognising
we had been cognising
you had been cognising
they had been cognising
FUTURE
Future
I will cognise
you will cognise
he/she/it will cognise
we will cognise
you will cognise
they will cognise
Future continuous
I will be cognising
you will be cognising
he/she/it will be cognising
we will be cognising
you will be cognising
they will be cognising
Future perfect
I will have cognised
you will have cognised
he/she/it will have cognised
we will have cognised
you will have cognised
they will have cognised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cognising
you will have been cognising
he/she/it will have been cognising
we will have been cognising
you will have been cognising
they will have been cognising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cognise
you would cognise
he/she/it would cognise
we would cognise
you would cognise
they would cognise
Conditional continuous
I would be cognising
you would be cognising
he/she/it would be cognising
we would be cognising
you would be cognising
they would be cognising
Conditional perfect
I would have cognise
you would have cognise
he/she/it would have cognise
we would have cognise
you would have cognise
they would have cognise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cognising
you would have been cognising
he/she/it would have been cognising
we would have been cognising
you would have been cognising
they would have been cognising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cognise
we let´s cognise
you cognise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
cognising
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «COGNISE»
Descubre el uso de
cognise en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
cognise y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
It is not an experience unless we cognise it ; we cognise that we feel it. Unless we
have such a cognition we have no consciousness, no experience. But the feeling
is not the cognition nor the cognition the feeling ; each excludes the other.
Daniel Greenleaf Thompson, 1884
2
Realism and Psychology: Collected Essays
there is no situation to cognise, then either we are left with the impossibility of a
single-term relation or misperception needs to be understood as a process
different from perception. It is not simply perception gone wrong. Following O'Neil
...
Nigel Mackay, Agnes Petocz, 2010
3
Tantra in Tibet: The Great Exposition of Secret Mantra
When he describes the type of selflessness that they cognise, he says that they
do not cognise that the person is empty of natural existence but cognise that the
person is empty of a substantial existence as is imputed by the non- Buddhists.
Consequently, I do not in the very least cognise it by means of the predicate of
Cause (as first mover), for itself; but I have only the representation of a something
containing the ground of the motions in the world; and the relation of the latter to it
...
5
The Mystery of Mind: A Systematic Account of the Human Mind ...
If it really requires a high-order state to cognise a cognitive state, it would also
require an even higher-order state to cognise this second-order state (if indeed
there is this second). According to Aristotle, if this kind of reasoning were to be ...
6
Adam Smith Problem: Reconciling Human Nature and Society in ...
Smith's question of how we cognise and understand others involves necessarily
the question of what we understand from others. These two questions are
inseparably linked. Although from the cognising subject's point of view the ...
Fabian Dorsch. (NC) Imaginings are essentially unable to cognise reality. (NC*)
Imaginings are essentially unable to cognise reality in the same way as their
cognitive counterparts (or other cognitive states). The last two negation claims
are ...
our being able to cognise them as they are independently of us. Suppose that it is
a condition of my experiencing a table that it is a spatial object. Now consider the
table as it is to the extent that it does not meet the conditions of my being able ...
Dietmar H. Heidemann, 2010
9
The Impact of Idealism: Volume 1, Philosophy and Natural ...
(iii) It is a necessarycondition oftheexistence ofthemanifestly realworld that ifsome
rational human animals wereto exist in that world,then theywouldveridically
cognise that world, viaeither essentially nonconceptual (i.e., intuitional)contentor
...
I therefore ascribe this property to man as a property by means of which I cognise
him. However, if I wish to think a supersensible Being (God) as an intelligence,
this is not only permissible in a certain aspect of my employment of Reason—it is
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «COGNISE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
cognise en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Cycle championships to play havoc with travel plans
PSNI have asked GAA supporters to take cognise of this fact and plan their journey around arriving into Omagh no earlier than 3:00pm. ROUTE. «The Ulster Herald, Jun 15»
We deserve histories that have not been sanitised
For this reason, we should re-cognise that there is a difference between history as an academic discipline and history as a private or public ... «Mail & Guardian Online, May 15»
"Arc of justice is long" for 2002 Gujarat riot victims: Lantos-Swett
... has remarked upon the dangers of religious intolerance for India, a view that Mr. Modi appeared to cognise in February, when he condemned ... «The Hindu, Mar 15»
Can computers recognise irony?
... • Post your answers – and new questions – below or email them to nq@theguardian.com. Please include name, address and phone number ... «The Guardian, Ene 15»
Budget 2015 - Will it Streamline Outbound FDI?
Of course, the easy route is to cognise the need for improving India's ease of doing business and also liberalise the rules for FDI. Such short ... «Niticentral, Ene 15»
Budget 2015 – Will it address food shortage?
Will Budget 2015 cognise and address this issue? Interestingly, the economic cost of FCI for acquiring, storing and distributing food grains is ... «Niticentral, Ene 15»
Budget 2015 – Will it ensure Make in India?
The Union Budget is thus expected to cognise all these and address the entire range of economic distortions! And given the horrendous track ... «Niticentral, Ene 15»
Riskfactor: Mere-exposure effect
In the advertising world, the mere-exposure effect suggests that consumers need not cognise advertisements: the simple repetition is enough to ... «mydigitalfc.com, Ene 15»
Poem of the week: Sketches from Edgewater by Ed Dorn
... come at the end of lines, and a capital letter beginning the start of the following line, we quickly cognise, is the start of a new sentence. «The Guardian, Dic 14»
Einstein and Hindu philosophy
The mind can cognise it but not grasp it. The heart can grasp it but not describe it. Space is ever-existing, a sort of boundless background in ... «Free press journal, Dic 14»
