Active conjugation of the regular verb to criticise in all tenses and persons.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To criticise
Present participle: criticising
Past participle: criticised
Indicative
Present
I
criticise
you
criticise
he/she/it
criticises
we
criticise
you
criticise
they
criticise
Perfect
I
have criticised
you
have criticised
he/she/it
has criticised
we
have criticised
you
have criticised
they
have criticised
Past
I
criticised
you
criticised
he/she/it
criticised
we
criticised
you
criticised
they
criticised
Past perfect
I
had criticised
you
had criticised
he/she/it
had criticised
we
had criticised
you
had criticised
they
had criticised
Future
I
will criticise
you
will criticise
he/she/it
will criticise
we
will criticise
you
will criticise
they
will criticise
Future perfect
I
will have criticised
you
will have criticised
he/she/it
will have criticised
we
will have criticised
you
will have criticised
they
will have criticised
Conditional
Present
I
would criticise
you
would criticise
he/she/it
would criticise
we
would criticise
you
would criticise
they
would criticise
Perfect
I
would have criticised
you
would have criticised
he/she/it
would have criticised
we
would have criticised
you
would have criticised
they
would have criticised
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am criticising
you
are criticising
he/she/it
is criticising
we
are criticising
you
are criticising
they
are criticising
Present perfect
I
have been criticising
you
have been criticising
he/she/it
have been criticising
we
have been criticising
you
have been criticising
they
have been criticising
Past
I
was criticising
you
were criticising
he/she/it
was criticising
we
were criticising
you
were criticising
they
were criticising
Past perfect
I
had been criticising
you
had been criticising
he/she/it
had been criticising
we
had been criticising
you
had been criticising
they
had been criticising
Future
I
will be criticising
you
will be criticising
he/she/it
will be criticising
we
will be criticising
you
will be criticising
they
will be criticising
Future perfect
I
will have been criticising
you
will have been criticising
he/she/it
will have been criticising
we
will have been criticising
you
will have been criticising
they
will have been criticising
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would criticise
you
would criticise
he/she/it
would criticise
we
would criticise
you
would criticise
they
would criticise
Perfect
I
would have criticised
you
would have criticised
he/she/it
would have criticised
we
would have criticised
you
would have criticised
they
would have criticised
Imperative
Affirmative
you
criticise!
we
Let's criticise!
you (pl.)
criticise!
Negative
you
don't criticise! (do not criticise)
you (pl.)
don't criticise! (do not criticise)
Passive voice of to criticise
The passive voice of to criticise is created by combining a form of the verb "to be" with the past participle of the verb.
Nominal forms
Infinitive: To criticise
Past participle: criticised
Indicative
Present
I
am criticised
you
are criticised
he/she/it
is criticised
we
are criticised
you
are criticised
they
are criticised
Perfect
I
have been criticised
you
have been criticised
he/she/it
has been criticised
we
have been criticised
you
have been criticised
they
have been criticised
Past
I
was criticised
you
were criticised
he/she/it
was criticised
we
were criticised
you
were criticised
they
were criticised
Past perfect
I
had been criticised
you
had been criticised
he/she/it
had been criticised
we
had been criticised
you
had been criticised
they
had been criticised
Future
I
will be criticised
you
will be criticised
he/she/it
will be criticised
we
will be criticised
you
will be criticised
they
will be criticised
Future perfect
I
will have been criticised
you
will have been criticised
he/she/it
will have been criticised
we
will have been criticised
you
will have been criticised
they
will have been criticised
Conditional
Present
I
would be criticised
you
would be criticised
he/she/it
would be criticised
we
would be criticised
you
would be criticised
they
would be criticised
Perfect
I
would have been criticised
you
would have been criticised
he/she/it
would have been criticised
we
would have been criticised
you
would have been criticised
they
would have been criticised
Indicative - Continuous forms
Present
I
am being criticised
you
are being criticised
he/she/it
is being criticised
we
are being criticised
you
are being criticised
they
are being criticised
Present perfect
I
have been being criticised
you
have been being criticised
he/she/it
has been being criticised
we
have been being criticised
you
have been being criticised
they
have been being criticised
Past
I
was being criticised
you
were being criticised
he/she/it
was being criticised
we
were being criticised
you
were being criticised
they
were being criticised
Past perfect
I
had been being criticised
you
had been being criticised
he/she/it
had been being criticised
we
had been being criticised
you
had been being criticised
they
had been being criticised
Future
I
will be being criticised
you
will be being criticised
he/she/it
will be being criticised
we
will be being criticised
you
will be being criticised
they
will be being criticised
Future perfect
I
will have been being criticised
you
will have been being criticised
he/she/it
will have been being criticised
we
will have been being criticised
you
will have been being criticised
they
will have been being criticised
Conditional - Continuous forms
Present
I
would be being criticised
you
would be being criticised
he/she/it
would be being criticised
we
would be being criticised
you
would be being criticised
they
would be being criticised
Perfect
I
would have been being criticised
you
would have been being criticised
he/she/it
would have been being criticised
we
would have been being criticised
you
would have been being criticised
they
would have been being criticised
What does criticise mean?
Definitions
Verb
criticise -
find fault with; express criticism of; point out real or perceived flaws; "The paper criticized the new movie"; "Don't knock the food--it's free"
criticise -
act as a critic; "Those who criticize others often are not perfect, either"
1.
Since September 11, Pakistan has been repeatedly accused by Afghan and Western leaders of harbouring Taliban extremists who had pledged to disrupt the elections, but at the highest level the US has avoided criticising President Pervaiz Musharraf on the grounds that he is helping the US catch Al Qaeda elements inside Pakistan.
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