Ollendorff's New Method of Learning to Read, Write, and Speak the French Language: ... and Numerous Corrections, Additions and Improvements, Suitable for this Country

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D. Appleton, 1851 - 566 pages
 

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Page 291 - la vôtre, la leur. Pluriel. Les miennes, les tiennes, les siennes. Les nôtres, les vôtres, les leurs. Faisiez-vous ? (imparfait) Je faisais. Que disiez-vous ? Je ne disais rien. Avez-vous ma plume ou la sienne ? Je disais que j'avais la sienne. Que voulez-vous envoyer à votre tante ? Je veux lui envoyer une tourte. Voulez-vous lui envoyer aussi
Page 291 - la douleur, la tourte, la pêche, la fraise, la cerise. la gazette. Singulier. La mienne, la tienne, la sienne. La nôtre, la vôtre, la leur. Pluriel. Les miennes, les tiennes, les siennes. Les nôtres, les vôtres, les leurs. Faisiez-vous ? (imparfait) Je faisais. Que disiez-vous ? Je ne
Page 587 - lions in the way.' VALUE'S IMPROVED EDITION OF OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD OF LEARNING TO READ, WRITE, AND SPEAK THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. \Vith the Lessons divided into Sections of a Proper Length for Daily Tasks, and numerous Corrections, Additions, and Improvements, suitable for this country, by V. VALUE ; to which
Page 545 - J'acquerrais, tu acquerrais, etc. —Près. subj. Que j'acquière, que tu acquières, qu'il acquière, que nous acquérions, que vous acquériez, qu'ils acquièrent. Fut. Je courrai, tu courras, etc.—Cond. Je courrais, tu courrais, etc. Fut. Je cueillerai, tu cueilleras, etc.—Cond. Je cueillerais, tu cueillerais, etc.
Page 301 - go to France? They will go as soon as they know French.—When will they learn it? They will learn it when they have found a good master.—How much money shall we have left when we have paid for our horses? When we have paid for them, we shall have only a hundred crowns left.
Page 251 - —What does your brother spend his time in? He spends his time in reading and playing.—Does this man spend his time in working ? —He is a good-for-nothing fellow ; he spends his time in drinking and playing.—What do your children spend their time in ? They spend their time in learning.—Can you pay me what you owe
Page 296 - with other people's business, but he meddles with mine because he loves me.—Has your master made you recite your lesson to-day * He has made me recite it.—Did you know it? I knew it pretty well.—Have you also done some exercises? I have done sorae but I have not Quite finished my lesson. The art.
Page 363 - and went to bed without saying a word.—Did you shave before you breakfasted ? I shaved when I had breakfasted.—Did you go to bed when you had eaten supper ? When I had eaten supper I wrote my letters, and when I had written them I went to bed. SIXTY-NINTH LESSON, 69th.—Soixante-neuvième Leçon, 69me.

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