German Principia
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Then the strangers would have been conducted to the harbour by the servants of the «arl. 10. The judge would have been hated more by his relations than by his neighbours.
72 TEBBS OF MOOD.
Tlie Infinitive.
E. — 1. Ich liabe den Brief geschickt, tun von meinem Vater gelott zu werden. 2. Ich fiirchte von dem Eichter getadelt zu werden.
3. Wir wiinschten immer von trnsern Nachbarn geaohtet zu werden.
4. Er wiinschte von seinen Verwandten geliebt zu werden. 5. Der Scbiiler boffte von seinem Lehrer ...gelobt zu werden.
1. We wrote (Per/.) these letters in order to be praised by our teachers. 2. The judge always -wished to be esteemed by the inhabitants of the village. 3. We fear to be conducted to the harbour by the stranger. 4. I always wished to be loved by my uncle and my aunt. 5. I hope to be esteemed by that good man.
Note. — ^Werden is the regular auxiliary of the Passive Voice, but sein is also used, though with a dififerent force. Werden refers to the passing of the act itself, and can always be traced to its literal meaning of become ; sein on the contrary refers only to the finished state as expressed by the Participle, which thus in effect becomes an Adjective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the strangers would have been conducted to the harbour by the servants of the «arl. 10. The judge would have been hated more by his relations than by his neighbours.
72 TEBBS OF MOOD.
Tlie Infinitive.
E. — 1. Ich liabe den Brief geschickt, tun von meinem Vater gelott zu werden. 2. Ich fiirchte von dem Eichter getadelt zu werden.
3. Wir wiinschten immer von trnsern Nachbarn geaohtet zu werden.
4. Er wiinschte von seinen Verwandten geliebt zu werden. 5. Der Scbiiler boffte von seinem Lehrer ...gelobt zu werden.
1. We wrote (Per/.) these letters in order to be praised by our teachers. 2. The judge always -wished to be esteemed by the inhabitants of the village. 3. We fear to be conducted to the harbour by the stranger. 4. I always wished to be loved by my uncle and my aunt. 5. I hope to be esteemed by that good man.
Note. — ^Werden is the regular auxiliary of the Passive Voice, but sein is also used, though with a dififerent force. Werden refers to the passing of the act itself, and can always be traced to its literal meaning of become ; sein on the contrary refers only to the finished state as expressed by the Participle, which thus in effect becomes an Adjective.
What to read after German Principia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, William, Sir, 1813-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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