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88 ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
PAST TE!'SE.
Signs, mi:;ht, would, could should.-Inflect with each.
1. I might love. 1. We might love.
2. Thou mightst love. 2. You might love.
3. He might love. 3. They might love.
I'AST'PERFECT TENSE.
Signs, might have, could have, ,could have, should have.-Inflect with each.
1. I might have lovell. 1. We might have loved.
2. Tholl mightst haye loyed. 2. YU\l might have loved.
3. He might haye loyed. 3. They might have loyed.
Singular.
I. If I love.
2. If thou love.
3. If he love.
Cummnn furm.
Emphafil' form.
SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD (487).
PllESE:-.'T TENSE (435).
Plural.
1. If we love.
2. If you love.
v. If they love.
DlPERATIVE :lIOOD.
Singular.
2. Love, or love thou.
2. Do thou love.
Pluml.
2. Love, or love ye ur you.
2. Do ye or you love.
I:\FINITII'E 1I100D.
PHESENT, To love.
PERFECT, To have loyed.
PARTICIPLES.
PRESENT, Loving. P MiT, Loved. PERFECT, Having loved.
495. PRELIMINARY ORA.L EXERCISE.
Review the exercise (324), and then proceed thus :-
When you say, "John loves learning," which word expresses what
John does? What part of speech are words ,yhich express the act of a
person or thing (314) 1 Then what part of speech is loves? Why'
Whose act does loves express 1 Then what is Joltn to the verb loves
(315) 1 Then John is the ~ubject of loves.
What is it said thnt John loves? Leal·ning. What does John do to
learning? Of what class are verbs which express what one person or
thing dues to another (317)1 Is loves, lhen, transitive or intrausitil'e 1
'l'rllusili ve.
Conjugate love (485). "'hat is its past tense I-its past participle 1
In what do they end 1 Of what form are verbs which have the past tense
nod the past participle ending in ed (326) 1 'l'hen is love regnlar or irregnlar
1 Regular-conjugated, love, loved, loved.