Cassell's manual of the French languageJohn Cassell, 1853 - 311 pages |
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... subjunctive , as it offers so many difficulties to the English student , has been fully and carefully explained in as comprehensive a manner as possible . Ninthly , rules are given for the government of verbs and adjectives by preposi ...
... subjunctive , as it offers so many difficulties to the English student , has been fully and carefully explained in as comprehensive a manner as possible . Ninthly , rules are given for the government of verbs and adjectives by preposi ...
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... subjunctive , as it offers so many difficulties to the English student , has been fully and carefully explained in as comprehensive a manner as possible . Ninthly , rules are given for the government of verbs and adjectives by preposi ...
... subjunctive , as it offers so many difficulties to the English student , has been fully and carefully explained in as comprehensive a manner as possible . Ninthly , rules are given for the government of verbs and adjectives by preposi ...
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... Subjunctive Mood Choice of the Tenses of the Subjunctive Of the Government or Regimen of Verbs ... Preposition Required before the Infinitive Various Rules on the Construction of Verbs On the Objects to the Verbs ... An Auxiliary Verb ...
... Subjunctive Mood Choice of the Tenses of the Subjunctive Of the Government or Regimen of Verbs ... Preposition Required before the Infinitive Various Rules on the Construction of Verbs On the Objects to the Verbs ... An Auxiliary Verb ...
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... subjunctive of être , to be ) , whatever , whoever : Quelle que soit votre fortune , whatever your fortune may be ( is ) ; quels que soient ses talents , whatever his talents may be ; un livre quel qu'il soit , quelque livre que ce soit ...
... subjunctive of être , to be ) , whatever , whoever : Quelle que soit votre fortune , whatever your fortune may be ( is ) ; quels que soient ses talents , whatever his talents may be ; un livre quel qu'il soit , quelque livre que ce soit ...
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... subjunctive , the learner must not suppose that the conjunction que always requires to be followed by the subjunctive ; such is usually the case , but the indicative is frequently required after que ; the subjunctive is also often used ...
... subjunctive , the learner must not suppose that the conjunction que always requires to be followed by the subjunctive ; such is usually the case , but the indicative is frequently required after que ; the subjunctive is also often used ...
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Expressions et termes fréquents
adjective adverb aimé aimer aller arrived autres avoir better bien c'est cher cheval compound tenses CONDITIONAL MOOD CONJUGATION croire dative DEFECTIVE VERBS deux devoir dîner dire dress elle enfant English est-ce qu'il été être expressed faire 90 fait faut feminine fini finir finished followed Français French frère heure homme IMPERATIVE MOOD IMPERFECT impersonal verb INDICATIVE MOOD infinitive interrogative j'ai jamais joli jouer jour l'autre ladies leçon levé livre maison malade masculine means mettre mieux MOOD n'ai noun one's parlé parler partir PAST INDEFINITE past participle père placed PLUPERFECT plural pouvoir prendre prenez preposition present participle PRETERIT pronoun pupil qu'est-ce Qu'ils Qu'ils Qu'ils quoi rain rendered rester rien Rule s'en singular sœur sortir speak spoken subjunctive SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD substantive tard temps tenir thing Thou tout venir verb voir 90 voulez-vous vouloir vowel words
Fréquemment cités
Page 64 - Que j'eusse parlé, ^ que tu eusses parlé, qu'il eût parlé, que nous eussions parlé, que vous eussiez parlé...
Page 58 - I might be. que tu fusses, that thou mightst be. qu'il fût, that he might be. que nous fussions, that we might be. que vous fussiez, that you might be. qu'ils fussent, that they might be.
Page 64 - Je ne parle pas, Tu ne parles pas, II ne parle pas, Nous ne parlons pas, Vous ne parlez pas, Us ne parlent pas, I do not speak, Thou dost not speak, He does not speak, We do not speak, You do not speak. They do not speak, I or, I am not speaking, &c.
Page 58 - That thou mayst have been. Qu'il ait été, That he may have been. Que nous ayons été, That we may have been. Que vous ayez été, That you may have been. Qu'ils aient été, That they may have been.
Page 54 - Que j'aie eu, que tu aies eu, qu'il ait eu, que nous ayons eu, que vous ayez eu, qu'ils aient eu.
Page 57 - J'ai été, Tu as été, II a été, Nous avons été, Vous avez été, Ils ont été, / ham been.
Page 26 - Soixante-neuf. 70 Soixante-dix. 71 Soixante et onze.* 72 Soixante-douze. 73 Soixante-treize. 74 Soixante-quatorze. 75 Soixante-quinze. 76 Soixante-seize. 77 Soixante-dix-sept. 78 Soixante-dix-huit. 79 Soixante-dix-neuf.
Page 57 - I had been, thou hadst been, he had been ; we had been, you had been, they had been.