Sing. 2. Be (thou) loving, or do thou be loving. INFINITIVE MODE. Present Tense. Pres. To be loving. Perf. To have been loving. PARTICIPLES. Pres. Loving. Perf. Loved. Comp Perf. Having been loving. Declension of the regular passive verb BE LOVED, affirma Singular. tively. INDICATIVE MODE. Present Tense. Plural. If we were loved, 2. If thou wert loved, or you If ye or you were loved, were loved, 4. If he, she, or it were loved. Singular. If they were loved. Second Future Tense. 1. If I shall have been loved, 2. If thou shalt have been loved, or you shall have been loved. 3. If he, she, or it shall have been loved. Plural. If we shall have been loved, If ye or you shall have been loved, If they shall have been loved. IMPERATIVE MODE. 2. Sing. Be (thou) loved, or do (thou) be loved. 2. Plur. Be (ye or you) loved, or do (ye or you) be loved. INFINITIVE MODE. Pres. To be loved. Perf. To have been loved. Perf. Loved. PARTICIPLES. Pres. Being loved. Comp. Perf. Having been loved. § 166. A verb is conjugated interrogatively in the indicative mode, by placing the nominative after the verb, or after the first auxiliary. REMARK 1. The auxiliaries are generally prefixed to verbs in asking questions. 2. Didst thou read? or did you Did ye or you read? read? How is a verb conjugated interrogatively? Decline the verb read interrogatively. REM. 2. The auxiliaries may, can, must, could, would, and should, may be conjugated with this verb in the same manner. EXERCISES IN PARSING. "Knowledge is increasing." What part of speech is is increasing? § 122. Why? § 122. What kind of a verb? § 125. How is it formed? § 164, R. Is it regular or irregular? § 131, R. 3. What mode? $135. What tense? § 141. What is its subject? Knowledge. EXAMPLES FOR PARSING. He is walking.' He was bathing" himself. Do' you approve my plans? Did you know the strangers? IRREGULAR VERBS. 167. Conjugation of the Irregular Verbs. Irregular verbs do not end with ed. REMARK 1. In the list of irregular verbs, there are some that may be conjugated regularly; and such are noted by SECOND COURSE. What auxiliaries may be conjugated with the verb read? 1 § 164, R. 2 164, R. 3 152 and 153. |