Declension of Proper Names of Persons and Towns.

Plural of Nouns Substantive

The Partitive Article

Formation of the Feminine Gender of Adjectives

Plural of Adjectives

Position of Adjectives in a sentence

Adjectives having a double masculine form

Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives

Numerals

13

Position of Personal Pronouns Conjunctive in a sentence, where one

only is governed by the Verb

The Pronoun ce, used in the place of il, elle, ils, elles

Table to show the order in which Personal Pronouns Conjunctive

are placed when more than one are governed by the same Verb. 21

Examples to illustrate the use of foregoing Table

20

19

20

21

Personal Pronouns Disjunctive

Indefinite Pronouns on, quiconque, quelqu'un, chacun,

autrui, personne, rien, l'un l'autre, nul, même, qui

que, quoi que, quel que

Explanation of the order in which the Regular Verbs are conjugated 37

Table of Conjugation of the Verbs Donner, Finir, Recevoir, Vendre,

Sentir, Conduire, Craindre, Connaître

Table of Conjugation of the Verbs Tenir, Ouvrir, Dire, Faire,

Prendre, Mettre, Écrire, Courir

Note on Peculiarities of Conjugation in the Verbs Dire and

Faire

Note, containing List of all Verbs conjugated after the Model of the

eight Verbs on pages 40-41

Explanation of the term Reflective Verb

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38

40

40

41

42

42

46

47

48

Reflective Verb of First Conjugation, Se reposer, conjugated through
all its tenses, affirmatively, negatively, and interrogatively

Reflective Verb of Second Conjugation, Se divertir.

Reflective Verb of the Third Conjugation, S'apercevoir

Reflective Verb of the Fourth Conjugation, Se plaindre

Rule by which to determine whether a Verb is regular or other-

wise

Rule for forming Derived Tenses from Primitive Tenses

Table to exemplify foregoing rule

List of Deviations from the established rule of Tense Formation

which occur in some of the Verbs given on pages 39-42.

Peculiarities in the Orthography of Verbs of the First Conjugation,

ending in ger, cer, ler, ner, ter, ver, yer

Peculiarities in the Orthography of the Verbs Bénir, Fleurir, Hair,

Peindre, Absoudre, &c.

Tables of the principal Irregular and Defective Verbs, arranged in

alphabetical order

The Verbs S'en aller and S'asseoir conjugated

Impersonal Verbs

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EXERCISES.

PAGE

On the Articles, Nouns Substantive, Adjectives, Numerals,
Pronouns, personal, possessive, relative, and indefinite

On the Verbs Avoir and Être

Must, how expressed in French

Time (by the clock), manner of expressing in French

On the Verbs Donner, Finir, Recevoir, Vendre, Sentir,
Conduire, Craindre, Connaître

77-98

98-106

104

105

107-135

On the Verbs Tenir, Ouvrir, Dire, Faire, Prendre, Mettre,
Écrire, Courir

135-156

On all the Moods and Tenses of the eight Verbs given on

pages 40-41

On all the Moods and Tenses of the eight Verbs given on

pages 38-39

.

156-158

158-159

.

On Verbs employed in the Passive form

160-161

On Reflective Verbs of the four Conjugations

162-172

On Peculiarities of Orthography occurring in certain Verbs. 172-174

VOCABULARY, giving the French of the principal words em-
ployed in the Exercises

Adjective

Agreement of

Used adverbially

Compound.

ssessive .

Comparison of

Position in Sentence

Governing à or de

Aucun, autre, certain, chaque, maint, même, nul,

plusieurs, quel, quelque, quelconque, tel, tout

278-290

quoi

Indefinite Pronouns: autrui, chacun, l'un l'autre, on,

personne, quiconque, quelqu'un, qui or quoi

que ce soit, rien

VERB.

Model of Transitive Verb, conjugated with Avoir

Model of Intransitive Verb, conjugated with Etre

337-346