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92 ENGLISH GLAMl'lIAR,.
PFE~E:-n.
SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD (487).
1. If I do not love. 2. Ifthou do not love, &c.
. IMPERATIVE ~'IOOD.
Si1l!jllltlr.
Plural.
2. Love not, or do not thou love. !? Love not, 01' do not ye love.
INFINITIVE MOOD.
PRESENT. Not to love. PERFECT. Not to have loved.
PARTICIPLE.
PRESENT. Not loving. PAST. Not loved.
PERFECT. Not having loved.
Intcrro!jative form of tlte rcrb.
502. The \'erb is made to ask a question by placing the nominative
01' subject after the simple form; as, "Lovest tbou ?" and between the
auxiliary and the verb in the compound forms; llS, "Do I love 1" When
tbere are two auxiliaries, the nominative is placed between them; 85,
"Shall I have loved 1 "
503. The SUbjunctive, imperative, infinitive, and participles, can uot
have the interrogative form.
504. The simple forlD of the yerb is seldom used interrogatively. The
following synopsis will show how the verb is put into the interrogative
forlD .-
INDICATIVE MOOD.
PREsE:>T. 1. Do I love! 2. Dost thou love 1 &c.
PRES.·PERF. 1. Have I loved? 2. Hast thou loved! &c.
PAST. 1. Did I love 1 " Didst thou l,,\'e 1 &c.
PAST· PERF. 1. Had I loyed ? 2. Hadst thon loved? &c.
Fr'Tl'RE. 1. Shall I love 1 2. "'ilt thou love 1 &c.
FeT. ·PERF. 1. f-Ihall Ihave loved 12. 'Yilt thou have loved! &c.
POTENTIAL MOOD.
PRESE:-IT. 1. May I love 1 2. Canst thou love 1 J:c.
PREi'l.·PERF. 1. Maylhaveloved1 2. Canst thou have loved 1 J:c.
PAST. 1. Might I love? 2. Couldst thou love 1 &c.
PAST·PERF. 1. Might I have 2. Couldst thou have loved!
loved?
&c.
505. Interrogative senl.€nces nre made negative by placing the negative
('ithcr before or nfter the nominative; as, "Do I Qot love?" or, "Do not
I love!"