Elements of French composition. [With] Key, Том 1Hachette & Cie., 1883 - Всего страниц: 239 |
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Adjectives of Quality admire Adverbs animal Apodosis Auxiliary avez avoir Bautru bien C'est Cardinal Numerals Cloth Comp Compound Conjunction constr construction corresponding Dative Definite Article Dependent Clause dervis deux Diogenes Direct Object Emphatic Form Enclitic English Epaminondas être Exercise expressed faire fait Feminine followed France French French Language frère Gender gens governs grammarians Henry homme honour horse INDEFINITE ADJECTIVES Infinitive Interrogative J'ai jamais jours jusqu'à king l'autre l'un languages latter livre Louis XIV m.
v.tr maison Masculine means Mediterranean Sea mind Negative never Nominative Number omitted Paris parler Passé Past Participle Personal Pronoun Plural Possessive Adjective pr.n Preposition present prince Principal Clause Pronominal Adverbs Pronoun Neuter PRONOUNS-continued qu'il Relative Pronoun remain invariable replied rien Rule Sentence Singular sœur speaking spelt Subj Subject Subjunctive Mood Tense thing tout translated trois v.tr venu Verb VIII word
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