A Compendious French Grammar
A Compendious French Grammar
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Digitized by VjOOQIC 208 SYNTAX. [35a eomtnencer, continuer ^ contraindre : optionally de or h .
décider: de, intr. 'decide, make up one's mind' {J*ai décidé de partir); — h, tr. * cause to decide, i.e. induce * ; refl. * decide ' (Je Vai décidé à partir), difiet : de, * defy ' (Je le défie d'y aller) ; — à, * challenge * (Je te défie h jouer au billard), demander: de, 'ask ' somebody else (Je demande d'observer * I ask that one observe*) ; — ô, *ask' for one's self (Je demande h observer *I as...k the permission to remark').
déterminer : de or â like décider, dire: no preposition, 'say, assert'; with de 'tell, order.' — Ex.
// dit ravoir vu. He says he has // lui dit de s'en aller. He tells (told) seen it. him to go away.
s'empresser, s'ennuyer, essayer: de or à (essayer us'ly de), être usually takes a. But c'est followed by a predicate infinitiTe (346. a) or in the expression c'est a * it belongs to or is the office of requires de. — Ex. C'est a lui de venir * It is for him to come.' finir, forcer: de or 2i (finir us'ly de), jurer * attest by oath,' no preposition ; , 'promise * : II jure Pavoir vu * He swears he has seen it.' II jure de le faire * He swears to do it.' laisser: no preposition, 'let, cause'; — de, in negative clauses 'leave off, cease'; with a, 'leave.' — Ex.
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Digitized by VjOOQIC 208 SYNTAX. [35a eomtnencer, continuer ^ contraindre : optionally de or h .
décider: de, intr. 'decide, make up one's mind' {J*ai décidé de partir); — h, tr. * cause to decide, i.e. induce * ; refl. * decide ' (Je Vai décidé à partir), difiet : de, * defy ' (Je le défie d'y aller) ; — à, * challenge * (Je te défie h jouer au billard), demander: de, 'ask ' somebody else (Je demande d'observer * I ask that one observe*) ; — ô, *ask' for one's self (Je demande h observer *I as...k the permission to remark').
déterminer : de or â like décider, dire: no preposition, 'say, assert'; with de 'tell, order.' — Ex.
// dit ravoir vu. He says he has // lui dit de s'en aller. He tells (told) seen it. him to go away.
s'empresser, s'ennuyer, essayer: de or à (essayer us'ly de), être usually takes a. But c'est followed by a predicate infinitiTe (346. a) or in the expression c'est a * it belongs to or is the office of requires de. — Ex. C'est a lui de venir * It is for him to come.' finir, forcer: de or 2i (finir us'ly de), jurer * attest by oath,' no preposition ; , 'promise * : II jure Pavoir vu * He swears he has seen it.' II jure de le faire * He swears to do it.' laisser: no preposition, 'let, cause'; — de, in negative clauses 'leave off, cease'; with a, 'leave.' — Ex.
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