according to some one of the irregular forms or model verbs We give the irregular model verbs of the first (two), second (ten), third (eleven), and fourth (twenty-three) conjugations successively and in alphabetical order, and below each model, the verbs that follow its conjugation.

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qu'ils aillent qu'il allât qu'ils allassent

S’EN *ALLER, TO GO AWAY.

S'en aller, to go away, follows the model verb aller; but its conjugation presents some additional difficulties, and is therefore given in full.

+ Only the simple tenses of the verbs are given here; the auxiliary verb, which is to be used in the formation of the compound tenses, is indicated. The student can form the compound tenses himself, and also supply the English, which he will

now have no difficulty in doing.

Que nous nous en al que vous vous en al- qu'il s'en allassent

The student will have no difficulty in forming the remaining

*ENVOYER, To Send.—(SECOND MODEL.)

Exercise 34.

1. Je vais au bureau. 2. Je m'en yais à présent. 3. Alexis va chercher de l'argent à la banque. 4. Nous nous en allons ensemble. 5. Vous en allez-vous déjà? 6. Ils vont partir. 7. J'allais partir quand on m'a rappelé. 8. Je m'en allais quand mon oncle est entré. 9. A quelle heure vous en êtes-vous allé? 10. Je m'en suis allé à dix heures. 11. Nous nous en sommes allés ensemble. 12. J'irai chercher les lettres quand j'aurai fini d'écrire. 13. Je m'en irai bien vite. 14. Irez-vous quelque part ce soir? 15. Je n'irai nulle part; je resterai chez moi. 16. J'irais au spectacle, s'il ne pleuvait pas. 17. Je m'en irais, si mon frère. était de retour. 18. Va maintenant. 19. Va-t'en bien vite. 20. Allons-nous-en lentement. 21. Il faut que j'aille à la banque. 22. Il faut que je m'en aille tout à l'heure.† 23. J'enverrai chercher mes livres tantôt. 24. Vous nous renverrez la voiture quand vous serez arrivé. 25. Il renverra son cocher à la fin du mois.

Theme 34.

1. Are you going to your uncle's? 2. I am going there by and by. 3. I am going away now. 4. We are going for our books. 5. They are going away. 6. Louis is going away with them. 7. He was going to leave when I called him back (past indef.). 8. They were going away when I came (past indef.). 9. Where were you going when I met (past indef.) you a little while ago ? 10. I was going to the post-office. 11. From there I went (past indef.) to the bank. 12. The children have gone to school. 13. They

+ See Vocabulary 28, p. 123.

went away (past indef.) just now. 14. I will go to the store when I have breakfasted. 15. I am not going any where this morning. 16. I would go somewhere, if it did not rain. 17. Go (plur.) quickly to the post-office. 18. Let us go slowly it is so warm. 19. We must go to our aunt's; she is going to leave. 20. I will send you that book this afternoon. 21. You will send it back to me when you (shall) have read it. 22. We shall send our coachman away at the end of the month; he has become so lazy (si paresseux). 23. I will send for some paper presently.

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THIRTY-FIFTH LESSON.

IRREGULAR VERBS (CONTINUED).—-SECOND CONJUGATION. *ACQUÉRIR, TO ACQUIRE.-(FIRST MODEL.)