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... preposition , conjunction , and particle . By that means , and the set of words which he is to get by heart every time out of his Voca- bulary , a child will treasure up in his memory the words of the language , of which he will ...
... preposition , conjunction , and particle . By that means , and the set of words which he is to get by heart every time out of his Voca- bulary , a child will treasure up in his memory the words of the language , of which he will ...
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... preposition de 213 Proper names take the article , when they are used in a deter- minate sense , or qualified by an adnoun 213 The preposition de only , without the article , is used in five cases , especially after words of quantity ...
... preposition de 213 Proper names take the article , when they are used in a deter- minate sense , or qualified by an adnoun 213 The preposition de only , without the article , is used in five cases , especially after words of quantity ...
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... preposition de before the next Infinitive 303 Verbs neuter requiring the preposition de before the next noun and Infinitive 305 Verbs active requiring the preposition à before the next Infinitive 306 Verbs neuter requiring the preposition ...
... preposition de before the next Infinitive 303 Verbs neuter requiring the preposition de before the next noun and Infinitive 305 Verbs active requiring the preposition à before the next Infinitive 306 Verbs neuter requiring the preposition ...
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... preposition to · ... Particular Observations upon the Construction of the English Gerund with the particles of ... Prepositions — a , au , aux de , du , des avant après devant derrière chez - contre dans and en depuis jusque • .. -313 ...
... preposition to · ... Particular Observations upon the Construction of the English Gerund with the particles of ... Prepositions — a , au , aux de , du , des avant après devant derrière chez - contre dans and en depuis jusque • .. -313 ...
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... preposition ; as renvoyez- les , send them back again , and not renvoyez - le ; dés qu'il eut fait , as soon as he had done , and not dé qu'il , & c . As e is often met with in the beginning and middle of words , but , through the ...
... preposition ; as renvoyez- les , send them back again , and not renvoyez - le ; dés qu'il eut fait , as soon as he had done , and not dé qu'il , & c . As e is often met with in the beginning and middle of words , but , through the ...
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2dly 3dly 4thly adnoun adverb allé aller autres avoir ayant bien C'est chose circumflex Comp compound tenses Cond Conjugate conjunction consonant construed denotes deux devant diphthong diverti écus elle English est-ce été être express faire fait faut feminine femme followed French French language gender gerund governed homme IMPERATIVE Imperfect Imperfect Tense impersonal INFINITIVE MOOD interrogatively J'ai J'aie J'aurois J'avois J'eus J'eusse jour l'autre l'un levé leverois likewise livres m'en Masc masculine mieux n'en n'est nasal negative noun Nous Observe oient oneself P.Nous parlé parler participle penultima phrase Plur preposition Pres Present Tense Pret Preterite pron pronoun personal qu'il qu'on quoi rien riez roit ront s'en Second Persons sense sentence signifies Sing singular sometimes sound speak spoken subjunctive substantive syllable thing Third Persons thou tout verb vingt vowel wherein words
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