An Introduction to the Study of French
An Introduction to the Study of French
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That you might have received.
That they might have received.
4. Fourtb Coi^ugatlon, in RE.
Infinitive Present; To sell.
" Past: To have sold.
Participle Present : Selling.
" Past: Sold — Having sold.
Digitized by Google 100 CONJUGATION OF THE VERBS.
INDICATIF.
Present, Presejit, Je vends.
I sell Tu vends.
Thou sellest 11 vend.
He sells.
Nous vendons.
We sell.
Vous vendez.
You sell.
lis vendent They sell.
Imparfait, Imperfect, Je vendais.
I sold.
Tu vendais.
Thou soldest 11 vendait.
He sold.
Nou...s vendions.
We sold.
Vous vendiez.
You sold.
lis vendaient They sold.
Pretei^t Defini, Preterit Definite, Je vendis.
Isold.
Tu vendis.
Thou soldest 11 vendit.
He sold.
Nous vendlmes.
We sold.
Vous vendltes.
You sold. • lis vendirent They sold.
Futur.
Future, Je vendrai.
I shall sell.
Tu vendras.
Thou Shalt sell.
11 vendra.
He shall sell.
Nous vendrons.
We shall sell.
Vous vendrez.
You shall sell.
lis vendront.
They shall sell.
Condiiionnel.
Conditional, Je vendrais.
I should sell.
Tu vendrais.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That you might have received.
That they might have received.
4. Fourtb Coi^ugatlon, in RE.
Infinitive Present; To sell.
" Past: To have sold.
Participle Present : Selling.
" Past: Sold — Having sold.
Digitized by Google 100 CONJUGATION OF THE VERBS.
INDICATIF.
Present, Presejit, Je vends.
I sell Tu vends.
Thou sellest 11 vend.
He sells.
Nous vendons.
We sell.
Vous vendez.
You sell.
lis vendent They sell.
Imparfait, Imperfect, Je vendais.
I sold.
Tu vendais.
Thou soldest 11 vendait.
He sold.
Nou...s vendions.
We sold.
Vous vendiez.
You sold.
lis vendaient They sold.
Pretei^t Defini, Preterit Definite, Je vendis.
Isold.
Tu vendis.
Thou soldest 11 vendit.
He sold.
Nous vendlmes.
We sold.
Vous vendltes.
You sold. • lis vendirent They sold.
Futur.
Future, Je vendrai.
I shall sell.
Tu vendras.
Thou Shalt sell.
11 vendra.
He shall sell.
Nous vendrons.
We shall sell.
Vous vendrez.
You shall sell.
lis vendront.
They shall sell.
Condiiionnel.
Conditional, Je vendrais.
I should sell.
Tu vendrais.
What to read after An Introduction to the Study of French?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maximilian Schele De Vere to read onlineMoreLess
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