This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 edition. Excerpt: ...I, &c, have been. SINGULAR. (4) Fui 1, I have been ui. (4) Fuisti 2, thou hast been uisti. (4) Fuit 3, he has been uit. PLURAL. (4) Fuimus pi. 1, we have been uimus. (4) Fuistis pi. 2, you have been uistis. (4) Fuerunt or fuere pi. 3, they have been uerunt or uere. "Ui." (5) Pluperfect. I, &c, had been ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 edition. Excerpt: ...I, &c, have been. SINGULAR. (4) Fui 1, I have been ui. (4) Fuisti 2, thou hast been uisti. (4) Fuit 3, he has been uit. PLURAL. (4) Fuimus pi. 1, we have been uimus. (4) Fuistis pi. 2, you have been uistis. (4) Fuerunt or fuere pi. 3, they have been uerunt or uere. "Ui." (5) Pluperfect. I, &c, had been. SINGULAR. (5) Fueram 1, I had been ueram. (5) Fueras 2, thou hast been ueras. (5) Fuerat 3, he had been uerat. PLURAL. (5) Fueramus pi. 1, we had been ueramus, (5) Fueratis pi. 2, you had been ueratis. (5) Fuerant pi. 3, they had been uerant. uUi." (6) Future Perfect. lt &c, shall or will have been. SINGULAR. Terminations. (6) Fuero 1, I shall have been uero. (6) Fueris 2, thou wilt have been ueris. (6) Fuerit 3, he will have been uerit. PLURAL. (6) Fuerimus pi. 1, we shall have been nerimus. (6) Fueritis pi. 2, you will have been ueritis. (6) Fuerint pi. 3, they will have been uerint. There are only two principal parts in sum, name y: that denoted by e, and that denoted by ui; sum having no supine. The present tense is so very irregular, that it can scarcely be considered as formed from e, the first part; the full verb is therefore given, in italics, in place of the terminations. The imperfect may be considered as formed from the first principal part, e. This e is placed before the terminations denoting number and person, as given in the imperfect tense above. The future, in like manner, is formed from the first principal part, e, by placing e before the terminations of the future. The perfect is formed from the second principal part, ui, by placing / before the terminations of numbers and persons, as above given. The pluperfect is also formed from the second principal part, ui; /being placed before the...
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