The Whole French Language, Comprised in Series of Lessons, in Two Vols, Volume 2A. Derache, 1854 |
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... serves for both , as : Les plus célèbres profes- seurs ; but when the adjective follows , the article must be repeated be- fore it . In this example , distingués is placed after the substantive , because it is a participle used ...
... serves for both , as : Les plus célèbres profes- seurs ; but when the adjective follows , the article must be repeated be- fore it . In this example , distingués is placed after the substantive , because it is a participle used ...
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... serves to form verbs , some of which are nearly the same in both languages , as enchaîner , to enchain , from chaîne , chain ; encourager , to encourage , from courage . § 2. En becomes em before b , m and p , as : emballer , to embale ...
... serves to form verbs , some of which are nearly the same in both languages , as enchaîner , to enchain , from chaîne , chain ; encourager , to encourage , from courage . § 2. En becomes em before b , m and p , as : emballer , to embale ...
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... serves to nullify the sound of the final e , which remains only an orthographical sign of the feminine gender . Without the diaresis , exigue would be pronounced as rhyming with fatigue . 638. The diaresis is used in the following ...
... serves to nullify the sound of the final e , which remains only an orthographical sign of the feminine gender . Without the diaresis , exigue would be pronounced as rhyming with fatigue . 638. The diaresis is used in the following ...
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... serves to form adjectives , about half of which are the same in both languages , as : sensible , insensible , possible , terrible . PAROLE is one of the derivatives of parler , seen 136 THIRTY FIRST LESSON - LEXIOLOGY - N ° 641 TO 643 .
... serves to form adjectives , about half of which are the same in both languages , as : sensible , insensible , possible , terrible . PAROLE is one of the derivatives of parler , seen 136 THIRTY FIRST LESSON - LEXIOLOGY - N ° 641 TO 643 .
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... serves to form abstract sub- stantives , most of which end in ism in English , without any , or with scarcely any , other difference , as : égoïsme , egotism ; archaïsme , ar- chaism ; magnétisme , magnetism ; mécanisme , mechanism ...
... serves to form abstract sub- stantives , most of which end in ism in English , without any , or with scarcely any , other difference , as : égoïsme , egotism ; archaïsme , ar- chaism ; magnétisme , magnetism ; mécanisme , mechanism ...
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Expressions et termes fréquents
accent acute accent adjectives Alexis autre avait avoir bien C'est changing this termination comes compound subst compound tenses conditional mood conjugated d'autres d'une derivatives deux direct regimen English été être faire fait faut feminine formed by changing future tense grave accent h is aspirate h is mute heures homme imperative mood imperfect tense Index Indicative mood INDRE infinitive is formed infinitive mood irregular verb j'ai jour Latin leçon Lexiology long grave sound masc masculine mieux Model mood of verbs n'est nasal nounced past tense definite père placed preceded prendre prep pres present tense pron pronominal pronounced by exc qu'il que vous quiescent rendered s'il second person plural second person singular seen sense sera signifies sing sixth lesson subjunctive mood substantives temps third person singular thou three regular forms tion tive mood tout TRANSLATION venir verbs ending veux voir vowel word
Fréquemment cités
Page 250 - The possessive pronouns are sometimes used as substantives, to denote our relations, friends, or dependents ; but only in the masculine gender and in the plural number : Les miens, les tiens, les siens, les nôtres, les vôtres, les leurs.
Page 227 - rule of English grammar, that a noun of multitude may have a verb or pronoun agreeing with it either of the singular or plural number, according to its sense of unity or plurality ; but in French it would not be correct to say La famille demandent.
Page 213 - The third person singular of the present tense of the indicative mood of verbs ending in re is formed by merely suppressing this termination. Examples have now been seen of the third person singular of this tense, in the three regular forms of conjugation and the two auxiliaries, in the following phrases :
Page 472 - Je dis, tu dis, il dit, nous disons, vous dites, ils disent — imperfect : Je disais, tu disais, il disait, nous disions, vous disiez, ils disaient.
Page 468 - Je crois, tu crois, il croit, nous croyons, vous croyez, ils croient. — Imperfect. Je croyais, tu croyais, il croyait, nous croyions, vous croyiez, ils croyaient.
Page 148 - The third person singular of the present tense of the indicative mood of verbs ending in ir in the infinitive is formed by changing this termination into It. It is similar to the same person of the past tense definite
Page 83 - is the third person singular of the present tense of the indicative mood of the irregular verb tenir, seen in the twentieth lesson, and mentioned in the third, as being the radical of obtenir.
Page 120 - It is similar to the first person singular of the same tense and mood. DISTRAIT is the third person singular of the present tense of the indicative mood of the irregular verb
Page 7 - Je verrai, tu verras, il verra, nous verrons, vous verrez, ils verront. — Conditional mood : Je verrais, tu verrais, il verrait, nous verrions, vous verriez, ils verraient.
Page 5 - is conjugated with two pronouns of the same person, both placed before it, except in the imperative mood, the first being the subject, and the second the regimen. The corresponding pronouns for each person are : Je me, tu te, il se, elle se, nous nous, vous vous, ils se,