optionalise – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of optionalise

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to optionalise
Participle: optionalised
Gerund: optionalising

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Ioptionalise
youoptionalise
he;she;itoptionalises
weoptionalise
youoptionalise
theyoptionalise

Perfect

Ihave optionalised
youhave optionalised
he;she;ithas optionalised
wehave optionalised
youhave optionalised
theyhave optionalised

Past

Ioptionalised
youoptionalised
he;she;itoptionalised
weoptionalised
youoptionalised
theyoptionalised

Pluperfect

Ihad optionalised
youhad optionalised
he;she;ithad optionalised
wehad optionalised
youhad optionalised
theyhad optionalised

Future

Iwill optionalise
youwill optionalise
he;she;itwill optionalise
wewill optionalise
youwill optionalise
theywill optionalise

Future Perfect

Iwill have optionalised
youwill have optionalised
he;she;itwill have optionalised
wewill have optionalised
youwill have optionalised
theywill have optionalised

Subjunctive

Present

Ioptionalise
youoptionalise
he;she;itoptionalise
weoptionalise
youoptionalise
theyoptionalise

Perfect

Ihave optionalised
youhave optionalised
he;she;ithave optionalised
wehave optionalised
youhave optionalised
theyhave optionalised

Imperfect

Ioptionalised
youoptionalised
he;she;itoptionalised
weoptionalised
youoptionalised
theyoptionalised

Pluperfect

Ihad optionalised
youhad optionalised
he;she;ithad optionalised
wehad optionalised
youhad optionalised
theyhad optionalised

Conditional

Present

Iwould optionalise
youwould optionalise
he;she;itwould optionalise
wewould optionalise
youwould optionalise
theywould optionalise

Perfect

Iwould have optionalised
youwould have optionalised
he;she;itwould have optionalised
wewould have optionalised
youwould have optionalised
theywould have optionalised

Imperative

youoptionalise
weLet's optionalise
youoptionalise

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam optionalising
youare optionalising
he;she;itis optionalising
weare optionalising
youare optionalising
theyare optionalising

Perfect

Ihave been optionalising
youhave been optionalising
he;she;ithas been optionalising
wehave been optionalising
youhave been optionalising
theyhave been optionalising

Past

Iwas optionalising
youwere optionalising
he;she;itwas optionalising
wewere optionalising
youwere optionalising
theywere optionalising

Pluperfect

Ihad been optionalising
youhad been optionalising
he;she;ithad been optionalising
wehad been optionalising
youhad been optionalising
theyhad been optionalising

Future

Iwill be optionalising
youwill be optionalising
he;she;itwill be optionalising
wewill be optionalising
youwill be optionalising
theywill be optionalising

Future Perfect

Iwill have been optionalising
youwill have been optionalising
he;she;itwill have been optionalising
wewill have been optionalising
youwill have been optionalising
theywill have been optionalising

Conditional

Present

Iwould be optionalising
youwould be optionalising
he;she;itwould be optionalising
wewould be optionalising
youwould be optionalising
theywould be optionalising

Perfect

Iwould have been optionalising
youwould have been optionalising
he;she;itwould have been optionalising
wewould have been optionalising
youwould have been optionalising
theywould have been optionalising

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • And, lastly, he proposed to optionalise Greek for the M.D. degree— a point unanimously agreed on by the recommendation of every University to the present Commission. [1890, John Malcolm Bulloch, The Lord Rectors of the Universities of Aberdeen, page 30:]
  • A major effort will be made to optionalise and implement the policies outlined in the White Paper on small business promotion. [1996, Towards Democracy: Journal of the Institute for Multi-Party Democracy:]
  • Tennyson's would not be the superbly Victorian valediction it is did it not prize the leap of hope more than the leap of faith, and did it not, to that end, see fit to pluralise and optionalise its closure. [1998, Australasian Victorian Studies Journal - Volume 4, page 13:]