英語の動詞PLURALISEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I pluralise
you pluralise
he/she/it pluralises
we pluralise
you pluralise
they pluralise
Present continuous
I am pluralising
you are pluralising
he/she/it is pluralising
we are pluralising
you are pluralising
they are pluralising
Present perfect
I have pluralised
you have pluralised
he/she/it has pluralised
we have pluralised
you have pluralised
they have pluralised
Present perfect continuous
I have been pluralising
you have been pluralising
he/she/it has been pluralising
we have been pluralising
you have been pluralising
they have been pluralising
PAST
Past
I pluralised
you pluralised
he/she/it pluralised
we pluralised
you pluralised
they pluralised
Past continuous
I was pluralising
you were pluralising
he/she/it was pluralising
we were pluralising
you were pluralising
they were pluralising
Past perfect
I had pluralised
you had pluralised
he/she/it had pluralised
we had pluralised
you had pluralised
they had pluralised
Past perfect continuous
I had been pluralising
you had been pluralising
he/she/it had been pluralising
we had been pluralising
you had been pluralising
they had been pluralising
FUTURE
Future
I will pluralise
you will pluralise
he/she/it will pluralise
we will pluralise
you will pluralise
they will pluralise
Future continuous
I will be pluralising
you will be pluralising
he/she/it will be pluralising
we will be pluralising
you will be pluralising
they will be pluralising
Future perfect
I will have pluralised
you will have pluralised
he/she/it will have pluralised
we will have pluralised
you will have pluralised
they will have pluralised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been pluralising
you will have been pluralising
he/she/it will have been pluralising
we will have been pluralising
you will have been pluralising
they will have been pluralising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would pluralise
you would pluralise
he/she/it would pluralise
we would pluralise
you would pluralise
they would pluralise
Conditional continuous
I would be pluralising
you would be pluralising
he/she/it would be pluralising
we would be pluralising
you would be pluralising
they would be pluralising
Conditional perfect
I would have pluralise
you would have pluralise
he/she/it would have pluralise
we would have pluralise
you would have pluralise
they would have pluralise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been pluralising
you would have been pluralising
he/she/it would have been pluralising
we would have been pluralising
you would have been pluralising
they would have been pluralising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you pluralise
we let´s pluralise
you pluralise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
pluralised
Present Participle
pluralising
«PLURALISE»に関連する英語の本
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Food security and climate change in dry areas: Proceedings ...
All those TG members who had pluralise spouse acknowledged that the spouse
gave more respect because of the increase in earnings for the family (75.7%) or
because they were getting income generating training (24.3%). Their current ...
Mahmoud Solh and Mohan Saxena
2
Real World Haskell: Code You Can Believe In
file: ch03/LocalFunction.hs pluralise :: String -> [Int] -> [String] pluralise word
counts = map plural counts where plural 0 = "no " ++ word ++ "s" plural 1 = "one "
++ word plural n = show n ++ " " ++ word ++ "s" We have defined a local function,
...
Bryan O'Sullivan, John Goerzen, Donald Bruce Stewart, 2008
3
Exercises Adapted to Hiley's: English Grammar
346. Nouns and Pronouns coming together, and denoting the same thing, are put
in the same case by apposition. 84r. In pluralising a complex name, or a name
and title, observe this rule,— a. In conversation, pluralise the name ; as, the " Miss
...
4
Phonetics: A Coursebook
In written language we add an <s> to most nouns when we want to pluralise them
. Therefore, 'rat' becomes 'rats' and 'ram' becomes 'rams'. However, things are not
quite so simple in spoken language. Think about 'rats' and 'rams'. If you make ...
Rachael-Anne Knight, 2012
5
Record Keeping in a Hybrid Environment: Managing the ...
... Trace Organisation Transaction Actor(s) Unit(s) Institution Activity Purpose
Identity Transactionality Function [Archival] Document Record(s) Archive
Dimension 3 ORGANISE Dimension 4 PLURALISE Archives Recordkeeping
containers The ...
Alistair Tough, Michael Moss, 2006
6
Language History and Linguistic Modelling: A Festschrift for ...
If a fictitious adjective in -al is presented to a native Parisian speaker (say: un
livre *epistomal 'an epistomal book') with the requirement to pluralise it, there
would be no hesitation in furnishing: des livres *epistomaux 'epistomal books'.
Raymond Hickey, Stanisław Puppel, 1997
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Live and Learn: A Guide for All, who Wish to Speak and Write ...
While a decided majority of our popular writers pluralise"the title and not the
name, as, "The Misses Morgan," there is also a large class of writers equally
reputable, who pluralise the name and not the title ; as, " The Miss Morgans."
Examples: ...
8
Live and learn: a guide for all who wish to speak and write ...
While a decided majority of our popular writers pluralise the title and not the
name; as, " The Misses Morgan ;" there is also a large class of writers equally
reputable, who pluralise the name and not the title ; as, " The Miss Morgans."
Examples: ...
9
A Comparative Grammar of the Dravidian Or South-Indian ...
The Tamil and Malayalam have another particle of plurality which is applicable to
rational beings, viz., 'mar,' or in High Tamil ' mar,' which has a considerable
resemblance to ' ar,' and is probably allied to it. ' mar ' is used to pluralise rational
...
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Political Theory and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
In a non- national, rhizomatic state it is possible to pluralise modes of land
identification as well as the experience of cultural identity. These two objectives
are in fact interwoven to the extent that respect for the earth emerges from both ...
Duncan Ivison, Paul Patton, Will Sanders, 2000
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If you allow that there are different kinds of English, then “English'' becomes a countable noun. Which means you can pluralise it to produce ... «Trinidad & Tobago Express, 7月 15»
Two Whoppers Junior, please. With hashes brown on the side
Director may be a noun, but you can't say directors' general wives – the only way to pluralise this phrase is to add an S to general. It's the same ... «The Guardian, 7月 15»
Coronation Street's Bruce Jones is royally screwed after fall from …
Whether the producers had the right to pluralise their brilliantly clever title is debatable. Because the low rent show's only other household ... «Mirror.co.uk, 6月 15»
The wonderful world of film
The Molyneuxs (not convinced that's how to pluralise their surname) have previously worked on the likes of Bob's Burgers, with multiple scripts ... «FelixOnline, 6月 15»
Farrells launches schools prize
Pluralise 'prize' and it may read the perfect headline. Extending the reach could mean making a prize available to a further pupil year: two for ... «Building Design, 4月 15»
Goodbye dollar? BRICS set to enhance trade in national currencies
Secondly, the move by the BRICS to trade in each other's currency will further pluralise the limited number of trading currencies and lessen the ... «Russia and India Report, 2月 15»
Freedom of speech — I
... theology and orthodoxy could knowledge unfettered by dogma grow by leaps and bounds and the west liberalise, democratise and pluralise. «Daily Times, 2月 15»
How much money does Santa make?
His agency has supplied Santa (as there is only one Santa, Higginson refuses to pluralise it, referring to “our 170 Santa”) to ITV, BBC and a ... «Yahoo Finance UK, 12月 14»
Tee goes rabid on 'ultra-kiasu' bashing
“These two parties do not want this country to be led by 'ultra kiasu' who are out to liberalise and pluralise the nation to the point that we lose ... «Free Malaysia Today, 12月 14»
Confessions of a reformed grammar nazi
... the S in the word “trolly's”, an obvious indication of his inability to know a possessive adjective when he sees one or pluralise words properly. «The Guardian, 11月 14»
