PAST, OR COMPOUND OF the preseNT I have felt, j'ai senti, &c. PAST ANTERIOR, OR COMPOUND OF THE IMPERFECT PAST ANTERIOR PERIODICAL, OR COMPOUND OF THE PRETERITE. I had felt, j'eus senti, &c. PAST POSTERIOR, OR COMpound of the future. I should, &c. feel, je sentirais. PLURAL We should feel, nous sentirions. PAST, OR COMPOUND of the prESENT. SUBJUNCTIVE. PRESENT. SINGULAR. That I may feel, que je sente. That thou mayst feel, que tu sentes. That he may feel, qu'il sente. PAST, OR COmpound of the presenT. That I may have felt, que j'aie senti, &c. PAST ANTERIOR, OR COMPOUND of the IMPERFECT. That I might have felt, que j'eusse senti, &c. THE FOLLOWING VERBS ARE CONJUGATED IN THE SAME MANNER AS SENTIR. Desservir. Dites au domestique de desservir To clear the table. Tell the servant to clear the table. Dormir. To lull to sleep. Le tonnerre m'a empêché de dormir. J'ai commencé à m'endormir à la pointe du jour. He slept again, in spite of the noise. Ne le croyez pas ; il ne fait que mentir Démentir. To give the lie. To set out. Repartir. To set out again, or To reply. Se repentir. To serve. To make use. To go out again. S'il dit cela, je le démentirai. If he says so, I shall give him the lie. On m'a dit qu'il partirait à la fin de la semaine. I have been told that he would set out at the end of the week. Il a reçu ordre de ne pas repartir. He has received orders not to set out again. What have you to reply to that? Si vous le faites, vous vous en repentirez. J'ai pressenti tous les malheurs qui lui sont arrivés. He strongly resents this insult. Il vous a servi avec zèle dans cette affaire. NOTE. When ressortir is used as a law term, it implies, in the English acceptation, to be within the jurisdiction of a court, and is conjugated like punir: it is the same with FOURTH REGULAR CONJUGATION IN ENIR, EXEMPLIFIED IN TENIR, TO HOLD. INFINITIVE. PRESENT. To hold, tenir. PAST. To have held, avoir tenu. |