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... Form an adverb from each of the following ad- jectives : -sage , doux , attentif , savant , profond , mou , nouveau , bon , petit , mauvais . FRIDAY . 99. When is some or any translated by 74 Daily Exercises in French Grammar ,
... Form an adverb from each of the following ad- jectives : -sage , doux , attentif , savant , profond , mou , nouveau , bon , petit , mauvais . FRIDAY . 99. When is some or any translated by 74 Daily Exercises in French Grammar ,
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... doux , mou , long , frais . 104. Write the comparative and superlative of bon , petit , mauvais , bien , peu , mal . SATURDAY . 105. Write out the present and imperfect sub- G 2 75 Daily Exercises in French Grammar . FRIDAY. ...
... doux , mou , long , frais . 104. Write the comparative and superlative of bon , petit , mauvais , bien , peu , mal . SATURDAY . 105. Write out the present and imperfect sub- G 2 75 Daily Exercises in French Grammar . FRIDAY. ...
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... doux , favori , acteur . 113. Write the present and past participles of the verbs savoir , faire , bâtir , battre , devoir , voir , venir , conclure , boire , vaincre , mourir . 114. What is the meaning of il est près de mourir , and of ...
... doux , favori , acteur . 113. Write the present and past participles of the verbs savoir , faire , bâtir , battre , devoir , voir , venir , conclure , boire , vaincre , mourir . 114. What is the meaning of il est près de mourir , and of ...
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... doux , vieux , inférieur , cruel , sot . 148. Give the termination of the present infinitive of the four conjugations ; and write in full the preterite definite of parler , venir , recevoir , suivre . 149. When are the ordinal numbers ...
... doux , vieux , inférieur , cruel , sot . 148. Give the termination of the present infinitive of the four conjugations ; and write in full the preterite definite of parler , venir , recevoir , suivre . 149. When are the ordinal numbers ...
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... doux ? 171. Give examples when mon , ma , mes , ce , cet , cette , ces , are used . 172. Write down the first person singular and plural of every tense , and the imperative in full length , of blâmer , jouir , concevoir , répondre . 173 ...
... doux ? 171. Give examples when mon , ma , mes , ce , cet , cette , ces , are used . 172. Write down the first person singular and plural of every tense , and the imperative in full length , of blâmer , jouir , concevoir , répondre . 173 ...
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abstract nouns adverbs aller Analyse auxiliary verb beau bétail bien bref cheval chrétien ciel ciple clause collective noun comparative and superlative conjugation conjunction declension defective verbs derived devoir difference diphthong Donnez doux Ecrivez être faire following nouns following sentences following verbs following words forming the plural FRIDAY gender Give examples Give the feminine Give the past Give the plurals Give the rules indicative mood infinitive intransitive verbs irregular jaloux la marque masculine mauvais meant MONDAY mourir œil ordinal numbers Parse past definite past participle past tense perfect parti perfect participle person singular personal pronouns plural forms plural of nouns pluriel pouvoir prendre preposition present and past primitive tenses proper tense qu'elle qu'il relative pronoun rules for forming SATURDAY savoir singular and plural subjunctive mood substantive suivants tense and past THURSDAY Translate into French travail TUESDAY venir vingt voir WEDNESDAY Write the feminine Write the plural Write the present
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