...necessary to know the Principal Parts, from which all other tenses are derived ; they are : — (i) The Infinitive, (2) the Present Participle, (3) the Past Participle, (4) the Present Indicative, (5) the Preterite. From — I. The Infinitive :— donner, reeevoir, punir, vendre. II. The Pres. Part.:donnant,...

...necessary to know the Principal Parts, from which all other tenses are derived ; they are : — (1) The Infinitive, (2) the Present Participle, (3) the Past Participle, (4) the Present Indicative, (5) the Preterite. From — are derived I. The Infinitive :— I (a) The Future Present, by adding--...

...almost every verb ; the following is the order in which they are given in every grammar and dictionary : 1. The Present Infinitive. 2. The Present Participle....3. The Past Participle. 4. The Present Indicative, (the singular only). 5. The Past Definite. 76. From the PRESENT INFINITIVE are formed : I. The Future...

...necessary to know the Principal Parts, from which all other tenses are derived ; they are : — (i) The Infinitive, (2) the Present Participle, (3) the Past Participle, (4) the Present Indicative, (5) the Preterite. From — I. The Infinitive :— donner, recevoir, punir, vendre. are derived I (a)...

...vendissiez qu'ils vendissent RULES FOR FORMATION OF TENSES The principal parts of the verb are : (1) the infinitive, (2) the present participle, (3) the past participle, (4) the present indicative, 1st singular, and (5) the past definite, 1st singular. Ail the other forms may be derived from these...

...raconté tout ce que les Allemands avaient fait chez nous. 220. The principal parts of. a verb are (1) the infinitive; (2) the present participle; (3) the past participle; (4) the present .indicative (first person singular); (5) the past absolute (first singular). 1. donner, donnant, donné, je donne,...