Synopsis is a short view of a verb showing its formı through he modes and tenses in a single number and person The following is a synopsis, 1st pers. sing. of HAVE: I have had, Relative Tenses. 1 had had, I shall have had. Let the learner write out the second and third persons in the same manner, and complete the synopsis in all the modes. The regular verb LOVE is thus conjugate. NOTE. INDICATIVE MODE. The four forms * the common, emphatic, progressive, and passive are arranged together. The pronouns are placed at the head of the column, and should be taken in connection with the forms below them. When read downwards, the several forms in each person will be given; when read across the page, the several persons in each form will be giver. The three forms of the active voice only are given in the body of the work, page 42. It is thought, best here to bring the forms ogether, that the learner may see them at one view Prog. have been loving Pas. have been loved, THOU hast loved hast been loving, 3....Plural. were loving, were loved 3....Singular. HE, SHE, IT shall love, shall be loving, shall be loved. 3....Plural. THEY shall love, shall be loving shall be loved. 3....Singular HE, SHE, IT has loved, has been loving, hast been loved, has been loved. The pupil should be accustomed to use either auxiliary, shal or will |