I should think (I would be wanting) in my duty. - Believe à devoir m. nothing of all that.-He thought he was doing well.-The ind-4 manquer Part. Pres. disant. IND. Pres. Je dis, After Midsummer, the days begin to shorten. la Saint-Jean décroître DIRE, TO SAY, TO TELL. Pret. Je dis, river has fallen rivière f. décroître de nous disons, Imp. Je disais, nous disions, cold countries.-These plants art. 1pays m. 2 plante f. increases art. ruisseau m. nous dîmes, Fut. Je dirai, streams. His fortune nous dirons, COND. Pres. Je dirais, nous dirions, IMPER. SUBJ. Pres. Imp. contredire, to contradict, dédire, to disown, interdire, to prohibit, médire, to slander, prédire, to foretell, tu dis, tu disais, tu dis, tu dirais, dis, dites, f. s' two inches. Part. Past. dit, m., dite, f. il dit ; ils disent. tu dises, tu disses, pouce m. il disait; il dit ; ils dirent. il dira; ils diront. il dirait ; ils diraient. disons, je dise, nous disions, je disse, nous dissions, Redire, to say again, is conjugated exactly like dire; but contredisez. dédisez. interdisez. médisez. prédisez. qu'il dise; il dît; ils dissent. make in the 2d Maudire, to curse, is conjugated like dire, except that it takes double s in the Part. pres. maudissant, in the IND. pres. nous maudissons, vous maudissez, ils maudissent · in the Imperf. je maudissais, etc.; in the Imper. qu'il maudisse, maudissons, etc., and in the SUBJ. que je maudisse, que tu maudisses, etc. I tell you. He tells all EXERCISE XCIII. he knows.-What do you ce qu' savoir say?-Those who say: I shall not work, are the most Ceux travailler miserable.—Tell us which you would prefer. — You always préférer contradict me.-That physician prohibits wine to all his médecin 2 1 patients. He slanders (every body). de tout le monde almanacks foretell and moi : car art. art. father, who was Adam, and have in DISSOUDRE, to dissolve, is conjugated like absoudre, which has neither Preterite definite, nor Imperfect of the Subjunctive. ÉCLORE, to be hatched, as birds, or to blow like a flower, is used only in the present of the Infinitive; in the Part. past, éclos, f. éclose, and in the third persons of the following tenses: IND. pres. il éclót, ils éclosent. Fut. il éclôra, ils éclôront. COND. il éclôrait, ils éclôraient. SUBJ. pres. qu'il éclose, qu'ils éclosent. But its compound tenses, which are formed with être, are much in use. art. The makers of faiseur weather.-Do not temps m. I am of another earth the same heaven the same art. ciel m. The primitive of éclore, is clore, to close, to shut. Another compound is enclore, to enclose. IND. Imp. J'écrivais, nous écrivîmes, Fut. J'écrirai, nous écrirons, COND.Pres. J'écrirais, nous écririons, IMPER. SUBJ. Pres. Imp. écrivons, tu écrivais, qu'il écrive; tu écrivisses, nous écrivissions, vous écrivissiez, ils écrivissent. Conjugate in the same manner : Circonscrire, to circumscribe. | proscrire, to proscribe. to describe. to prescribe. EXERCISE XCIV. tu écrives, il écrivait; Silk-worms are hatched in the beginning of art. ver à soie commencement m. ind-1 તે These flowers will il écrirait; art. soon blow. That man 2bientôt 1 spring. printemps m. speaks well, but he writes badly. -Saint John wrote his mal ind-3 gospel, at the age of ninety, and joined the quality of an évangile m. ind-3 evangelist to that of an apostle and qualité f. a prophet.-I shall * apôtre de * write to you from Naples.- Write that on a sheet of paper. feuille f. This poet describes a battle well. 2 3bataille f. 1 prescribed to him another regimen.- Sylla proscribed three or régimem. ind-3 four thousand Roman citizens. He is not writing again, it is 2romain 1citoyen m. ¢ a sign that he is coming.-I shall subscribe for that atlas.— signe m. m. I have transcribed several passages from Cicero and Tacitus. Cicéron de Tacite His physician has médecin ENSUIVRE (s'), to follow from, to ensue; see Suivre. FAIRE, TO DO, TO MAKE. Part. Pres. faisant. IND. Pres. Je fais, nous faisons, Imp. Je faisais, nous faisions, Pret. Je fis, nous fîmes, Fut. Je ferai, nous ferons, COND.Pres.Je ferais, nous ferions, IMPER. faisons, SUBJ. Pres.je fasse, Part. Past. fait. tu fais, vous faites, tu faisais, tu fis, tu feras, tu ferais, fais, il fait ; ils font. il faisait ; ils faisaient. il fit; ils firent. il fera ; ils feront. il ferait ; ils feraient. qu'il fasse ; nous faissons, tu fasses, il fît; nous fissions, (Acad.—Trévoux.-Dict. des Dict.-Restaut.-Noël & Chapsal, etc.) The diphthong ai having the sound of e mute, in faisant, nous faisons, je faisais, as well as in the derivatives bienfaisant, bienfaisance, contrefaisant, etc., Voltaire, and many writers after his example, have substituted e mute instead of ai. But Dumarsais, Condillac, Girard, Beauzée, D'Olivet, and Domergue, have constantly opposed the adoption of this change, and the French Academy, the true judges in this matter, have formally rejected it. Conjugate like faire: contrefaire, to counterfeit, to | refaire, to do again. [mimic. satisfaire, to satisfy. défaire, to undo, to defeat. surfaire, to exact, to overcharge. EXERCISE XCV. I do my duty; do yours.-(Everything) does well.-Pliny relates that Cæsar took above le Pline rapporter faire ind-3 plus de 800,000 prisoners.-The king has made him a knight of chevalier she does, she * one does, the other the legion of honour.-She mimics (everybody). tout le monde undoes.-Penelope undid, at Pénélope ind-2 art. the work ouvrage m. qu' the enemy was completely pl. ind-3 complétement le she had done during the day.-The fleet of do again, I would not do it.-That scholar pleases all his satisfaire IND. Pres. Je lis, masters.-You ask too much for your goods. surfaire * marchandise f. FEINDRE, to feign, is conjugated like peindre. FRIRE, to fry, besides the Present of the Infinitive, is used only in the singular of the Present of the Indicative, Je fris, tu fris, il frit; in the Future, Je frirai, tu friras, il frira, nous frirons, vous frirez, ils friront; in the Conditional, Je frirais, tu frirais, il frirait, nous fririons, vous fririez, ils friraient; in the second person singular of the Imperative, fris; and in the compound tenses, which are formed with the Participle past, frit, frite. To supply the persons and tenses which are wanting, we make use of the verb faire prefixed to the Infinitive frire; as, Nous faisons frire, vous faites frire, ils font frire ; je faisais frire, etc. LIRE, TO READ. defeated. If it were to c' ind-2 à nous lirons, COND.Pres.Je lirais, nous lirions, lisons, What the Ce que night, * tu lis, Part. Past. lu. il lit; ils lisent. |