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le Cent-unième, &c.
le Deux-centième,
le Millième, &c.

5e.

6e.

7e.

8e.

le Douzième,

le Treizième,
le Quatorzième,

le Quinzième,

le Seizième,
le Dix-feptième,

le Dix-huitième
le Dix-neuviéme,
le Vingtième,

21C.

le Vingt-et-unième,
le Vingt-deuxième, &c. 22e.

le Trentième,

30e.

40e.

ge.

Ioe.

ne.

12e.

13e.

14e.

15e.

15e.

17e.

18e.

19e.

200.

50e.

60e.

8oe.

100e.

101e. 200e.

Ordinal Number.

The First.

the Second.

the Third.

the Fourth.

the Fifth.

the Sixth.

the Seventh.

the Eighth.

the Ninth.

the Tenth.

the Eleventh.

the Twelfth.

the Thirteenth.

the Fourteenth.

the Fifteenth.

the Sixteenth.

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ift.

2d.

34.

4th.

5th.

6th.

7th.

8th.

9th.

foth.

11th.

12th.

13th

14th.

15th.

15th.

17th.

18th.

19th. 20th.

21ft.

22d.

30th.

40th.

50th.

both.

8oth.

100th.

the Hundredth Firft. 101ft. the Two Hundredtb.

200th. the Thousandth. 1000th.

*The vowel e is not dropt in le before huit and huitième, nor before onze and onzième; write le huit, le huitième; and le onze, le onzième.

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SECT.

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echaper,

éclairer,

emprunter,

expliquer,
fatiguer,

to stop, to arrest. fouetter,

to joke, to jeft, frapper,

to kifs.

to lower.

to embroider.

to burn, to fcald. inviter,

to hide, conceal. jouer,
to caufe,to prate.lire,

to change.

Jenfermer,
ennuyer,
enfeigner,
écrire,

to fing.
to feek.

to choose.
to begin.

to correct.

to Spit.
to cry, to bawl.

to dance.

gager,
gronder,
habiller,

commencer,

corriger, cracher,

crier,

danfer, déchirer,

to tear.

déjeuner,

to breakfast.

demander, to afk,to demand. traduire,

défobéir,

to difobey.

trembler,

to escape.
to lighten.
to borrow.

louer,

manger,

marcher,

négliger, Joublier,

parler,

punir, quereller, remercier,

faluer,

fauter,

tâcher,

to shut in.

to weary.

to teach.

to write.

to ftudy.
to explain.

to tire.

to whip, to lafh. to frike.

to bet.

to fcold.
to drefs, to clothe

to invite.

to play, to fport.

to read.

to praife,to hire.

to eat.

to walk,to march

to neglect.
to forget.

to speak, to talk.

to punish.
to quarrel.
to thank.

to falute.

to leap, to jump.

to endeavour.

to tranflate,

to tremble,

to deceive.

to ufe, to wear.

SECT.

tromper,
ufer,

vuider er viderato empty.

SECT. XIV.

Expreffions qui font Invariables,

Expreffions which are invariable.*

Autrefois, auparavant, before. dernièrement, lately. aujourd'hui, to-day. à préfent, maintenant,

dans peu, deformais, très fouvent,

toujours,
rarement,

quelquefois,
jamais,
à jamais,
ailleurs,

d'ailleurs,
néanmoins,

pourtant,

tôt ou tard, bientôt, trop tôt, trop tard,

trop peu,

peu à peu,

encore, or de rechef,

pas encore,

Formerly.

at prefent.

now.

fhortly.
hereafter.
very often.
always.

feldam.
fometimes.

never, ever.

for ever.
elsewhere.

befides.
nevertheless.
however.

foon or late.
very foon.
too joon.

too late.

too little.
little by little.

again,

not yet.

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The following expreffions and the like, which are frequently used to make the fenfe ct our forms of Speech, either more clear, or better connected together, are called invariable, because they do not admit of a diverfity of grammatical terminations, as thofe of the preceding Sections do.

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PHRASES

Propres à exercer les jeunes Gens dans la
Langue Françoife.

1.

MON cher . ma chère, f. My dear.

Mon cher enfant, m

Ma chère enfant, f.

Mon bel ange,

Mon amour,
Ma chère ame,
Mon cher Monf eur,
Ma chère Dame,

ET

· Donnez-moi, s'il vous plait, Une talle de thé-de café, Une beurrée,

De la crême ou du lait,
Un peu de fucre,
Je vous remercie,
Je vous rends grâces,

3.

A portez-moi,

Mon livre-du papier,
De l'encre une plume,
Prêtez-moi,pour un moment,
Un Dictionnaire,
Votre crayon-votre canif,
Je vous fuis bien obligé, m.

1.

My dear child.

My pretty angel
My love.
My dear foul.
My dear Sir
My dear Madam,

2.

Give me, if you please.
A cup of tea-of coffee,
A flice of bread and butter.
Some cream or fome milk.
A bit of fugar.
I thank you.

I return you thanks.

3.

Bring mè,
My book-fome paper,
Some ink-a pen.
Lend me for a moment,
A Dictionary,
Your pencil-your penknife.
I am greatly obliged to you.

4. Accordez

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