ВІДМІНЮВАННЯ АНГЛІЙСЬКА ДІЄСЛОВА FOSSILISE
PRESENT
Present
I fossilise
you fossilise
he/she/it fossilises
we fossilise
you fossilise
they fossilise
Present continuous
I am fossilising
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he/she/it is fossilising
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you are fossilising
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Present perfect
I have fossilised
you have fossilised
he/she/it has fossilised
we have fossilised
you have fossilised
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Present perfect continuous
I have been fossilising
you have been fossilising
he/she/it has been fossilising
we have been fossilising
you have been fossilising
they have been fossilising
PAST
Past
I fossilised
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you fossilised
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I was fossilising
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Past perfect
I had fossilised
you had fossilised
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you had fossilised
they had fossilised
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I had been fossilising
you had been fossilising
he/she/it had been fossilising
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you had been fossilising
they had been fossilising
FUTURE
Future
I will fossilise
you will fossilise
he/she/it will fossilise
we will fossilise
you will fossilise
they will fossilise
Future continuous
I will be fossilising
you will be fossilising
he/she/it will be fossilising
we will be fossilising
you will be fossilising
they will be fossilising
Future perfect
I will have fossilised
you will have fossilised
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you will have been fossilising
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CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would fossilise
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we would fossilise
you would fossilise
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Conditional continuous
I would be fossilising
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you would be fossilising
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Conditional perfect
I would have fossilise
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IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you fossilise
we let´s fossilise
you fossilise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
fossilised
Present Participle
fossilising
10 АНГЛІЙСЬКА КНИЖКИ ПОВ'ЯЗАНІ ІЗ «FOSSILISE»
Дізнайтеся про вживання
fossilise з наступної бібліографічної підбірки. Книжки пов'язані зі словом
fossilise та короткі уривки з них для забезпечення контексту його використання в англійська літературі.
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How to Fossilize Your Hamster: And Other Amazing Experiments ...
How can you figure out how much your head weighs? Mick O'Hare, who created the New Scientist's popular science sensations Does Anything Eat Wasps? and Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?, has the answers.
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How to
Fossilise Your Hamster: And other amazing experiments ...
What is going on when you drop mentos in to cola? 100 wonderful, intriguing and entertaining scientific experiments which show scientific principles first hand - this is science at its most popular.
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Organise Or
Fossilise: The Revival of Union Organising
This book describes, analyses and evaluates the attempt to restore union fortunes through organising in Britain.
Edmund Heery, Rick Delbridge, Melanie Simms, 1999
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An Introduction to the Invertebrates
They are probably not particularly closely related to sponges. Sponge spicules
fossilise readily. They are very common in Cambrian deposits and have recently
been found among the very earliest fossil animals (see Chapter 20). Sponges ...
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Memoirs of the Geological Survey of England and Wales: Vol. ...
S. Letter concerning a Mineral Water at Canterbury. Phil. Trans., vol. xxv. p. 2-162
. 1709. Fossilise Cantianse Catalogus. The Monthly Miscellany, or Memoirs for
the Curious, vol. iii. p. 163. 4to. Land. Fossilise Sheppeianae Catalogus. Ibid., p.
Geological Survey of Great Britain, 1872
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The Life of Catherine Booth: The Mother of the Salvation Army
The ten- Human creeds and religious organisations have an fossilise, inveterate
tendency to fossilise the ideas and inspirations of a dead past, which they vainly
endeavour to foist upon an altogether altered present. They have too often ...
Frederick St. George De Lautour Booth Tucker, 1872
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The evolution revolution
Birds. of. a. Feather. Fossilise. Together. The next time that you saunter over to
your bird cage to give your budgie some seed, spare a thought for the plight of
your feathered buddy. I don't just mean the fact that its immediate wild ancestor
had ...
Ken McNamara, John A. Long, 1998
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The Ancestor's Tale: A Pilgrimage to the Dawn of Life
The grand confluence – the last common ancestor of all surviving creatures –
could pre-date the oldest fossils (it didn't fossilise) or it could have lived a billion
years later (all but one of the other lineages went extinct). Given that all backward
...
... positive, how can it come to grips with the reality of something like a people, if
that people's ethnic reality is immediately suspect and potentially rejected as one
of the negative factors that impede movement, that arrest and fossilise the flow?
Ian Buchanan, Nicholas Thoburn, 2008
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The Human Factor: Management Culture in a Changing World
... a permanent process – permanent, like all those changes in politics,
economics and society to which businesses have to adapt if they are not to
fossilise and go under. For that reason, transformation processes cannot be
aimed solely at ...
НОВИНИ ІЗ ТЕРМІНОМ «FOSSILISE»
Дізнайтеся, що обговорювала національна та міжнародна преса, і як термін
fossilise вживається в контексті наступних новин.
Measuring the sixth mass extinction
They don't fossilise well, being soft and squishy. “Overlaying that problem is the fact it's quite possible the processes leading to extinction of big ... «Cosmos, Липень 15»
The rise and demise of a super-armoured 'monster worm' from …
Unfortunately, since it's difficult to fossilise the soft tissues of lobopodia, it is possible that palaeontologists will only ever be able to study a ... «The Conversation UK, Липень 15»
Breathe life into dead matter
... can do phenomenally more than merely fossilise and contain documentaries of our world, they can invite a co-production of knowledge. «The Hindu, Червень 15»
Dinosaur blood cells extracted from 75-million-year-old fossil
Their intention was to study how natural bone minerals fossilise, and what happens when collagen decays in dinosaur bones. "This beam ... «New Scientist, Червень 15»
San Francisco's Mission district split over call for moratorium on …
"I don't want to fossilise San Francisco." Three hours into the hearing, dozens were still waiting for their chance to speak. Most of those who ... «South China Morning Post, Червень 15»
How I dissected a T. rex (it took chainsaws, feathers and lots of latex)
We don't know much about dinosaur hearts and lungs and stomachs, because these soft parts don't easily fossilise. But they can leave ... «Phys.Org, Червень 15»
Spirals in Time: The Secret Life and Curious Afterlife of Seashells …
... currency, conch shells as trumpets, the dating of evolutionary history through these shells, that probably last (and fossilise) better than bone. «The Guardian, Травень 15»
Cold case: scientists encounter prehistoric murder mystery
"Unfortunately, the intentions do not fossilise, so it is impossible to interpret the motivation of the killing," Sala said. "Not even Sherlock Holmes ... «Bangladesh News 24 hours, Травень 15»
Has the World's Oldest Cold Case Just Been Solved?
Finally, Sala notes, “Unfortunately, the intentions do not fossilise, so it is impossible to interpret the motivation of the killing. Not even Sherlock ... «Pioneer News, Травень 15»
The most ancient evidence of life on Earth?
Any hydrocarbons floating around would stick to the silicate surface and then fossilise over time, leaving what look like segmented “worms”. «Cosmos, Травень 15»
