Pinney and Arnoult's French Grammar: A New Method, Combining Both the Oral and the Theoretic: Particularly Calculated to Render the Speaking of French Easy to Learners of Different Ages and Capacities. With the Pronunciation of All the Words and a Lexicon

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Mason Bros., 1861 - France - 520 pages
 

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Page 497 - PRESENT. that I may be. that thou mayest be. that he may be. Que nous soyons, that we may be. Que vous
Page 493 - Que J'aie, Que tu aies, Qu'il ait. Que nous ayons, Que vous ayez, Qu'ils aient,
Page 512 - ils croissent, nous cuisons, vous cuisez, ils cuisent, nous disons, vous dites, ils disent. nous écrivons, vous écrivez, ils écrivent, nous faisons, vous faites, Us font, nous joignons, vous Joignez, ils joignent, nous lisons, vous lisez, ils lisent, nous mettons, vous mettez, ils mettent,
Page 330 - ils seraient, I should be, thou wouldst be, he would be, we should be, you would be, they would
Page 497 - been. he had been. we had been. you had been. they had been. FUTURE PERFECT.
Page 493 - eu, Il a eu, Nous avons eu, Vous avez eu, Ils ont en, J'avais
Page 424 - A man had two sons ; the one loved to sleep late in the morning, and the other was very industrious, and always rose very early.
Page 228 - art loved. He is loved. She is loved. We are loved. You are loved. They are loved. I was
Page 129 - I go out, thou goest out, he goes out, we go out, you go out, they go out.
Page 497 - /shall be. thou wilt be. he will be. we shall be. you will be.

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