A Collegiate Course In The French Language 1857 PDF Download

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. 1857 edition. Excerpt: ...by a verb in a present or past tense. I hope you are well, must not be translated by, j'espere que vous vous portez bien. We may say: J'aime a croire, 36 me plais a croire, or je me Jlatte que vous vous portez bien, meaning: I like to think that, &c It Is also correct to say: Vous vous portez bien, j'espere. In which case a verb is understood after j'espere; as, j'espere rapprendre. co monsieur? 38. Elle se debarrassera bientot de lui. 39. Estilm&rio? 40. Non, M.; il est encore ganjon. 41. Est-il inutile de savoir danser? 42. Au contraire, c'eRt une chose tres-utile & savoir. 43. N'est-ce pas un grand avantage de jouir d'une bonne reputation! 44. Certainement; Bonne renommee vaut mieux que ceiuture doree (A good name is better than wealth). Theme 50. 1. What has become of our friend, the jeweller? 2. lie started for Europe the day before you arrived. 3. What will become of you, if you do not change your conduct? 4. What has become of your nephews? 5. The eldest has turned soldier, and the two others are at school. 6. Do you succeed in loosing that knot? 7. I believe I shall, by dint of patience. 8. It is very difficult to undo. 9. Did you succeed in getting rid of your old carriage? 10. I did; I sold it to my neighbor. 11. I sent you a letter the day after you started; did it reach you? 12. It reached me the day before I returned. 13. Did your friend succeed in his enterprise? 14. No, sir; all his projects have failed for want of money. 15. Will that undertaking succeed with your brother? 16. I hope so. 17. What have you agreed upon? 18. We have agreed to wait. lgHave you agreed about the price? 20. We have. 21. Has your uncle agreed with Mr. B....? 22. They have dome to an agreement 23. Mr. B.......