| At the last tutorial, Sue informed me that it was time I stop speaking Spanish like a Latin Tarzan and get cracking on my conjugations. |
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| The first four conjugations are thematic, ie a thematic vowel precedes the personal endings. |
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| The spirogyras send their contents through the conjugations tubes to the other one. |
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| Learning the many different conjugations of Spanish irregular verbs is possibly the most difficult part of learning Spanish for most students. |
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| The first verb conjugations you will probably encounter are those of simple regular verbs in the present tense. |
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| Learning a language is much more than just reciting verb conjugations and reading grammar books. |
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| A single query to search dictionaries, thesaurus, conjugations and other linguistic references. |
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| Up to 6 definitions per word, phonetic corrections, synonyms, conjugations. |
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| ConjugArt presents the conjugations of some 8,000 French verbs, including technical verbs, Canadianisms and European regionalisms. |
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| In English, the agreement marks are audible and conjugations of verbs almost nonexistent. |
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| Anyone who has tried to learn a second language is familiar with the maddening irregular verbs, conjugations, and tenses. |
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| Two types of conjugations, acetylations and methylation, do not enhance the excretion of the parent chemical. |
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| German belongs to the West Germanic family of languages. German is an inflected language that has conjugations and declensions. |
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| Each title includes thousands of colloquial terms and common expressions, complete verb conjugations, the ability to interact with other applications, and much, much more. We even offer features for language learning. |
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| Coeurdoux made a thorough comparison of Sanskrit, Latin and Greek conjugations in the late 1760s to suggest a relationship among them. |
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| The second and third conjugations already had identical imperfect tense forms in Latin, and also shared a common present participle. |
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| Not all tenses and persons are represented in all moods and voices, as some conjugations use auxiliary forms. |
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| Nominal inflectional paradigms are also called declensions, and verbal inflectional paradigms are also called conjugations. |
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| Normal forms are preserved under certain conjugations. |
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| The familiar examples of paradigms are the conjugations of verbs and the declensions of nouns. |
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| Arabic, however, is an example of a language with distinct subjunctive, imperative and jussive conjugations. |
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| Studies in phonetics, conjugations of être, avoir and the basic verb groups in the present tense and negative forms, formation of simple sentences and the use of articles. |
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| But the trouble with the British is that they can't learn his language: most of them simply cannot get the hang of all those conjugations and gerundives and adjectives that have to agree with nouns. |
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| In French, the rules of agreement lead to rich and complex conjugations. Very often the writer has no phonological index to guide the choice of a particular orthographic form. |
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| Paul Barguet makes a remark about verb conjugations. |
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| All nouns include their plurals. All verbs include their conjugations. |
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| Despite the amusing side of the course, it will provide the opportunity to work on different elements of the language such as conjugations, idiomatic expressions, and the correct Anglo-Saxon intonation. |
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| By the end of the course, the student will have a basic understanding of grammar, including word formation, verb conjugations, idiomatic expressions, and cognates. |
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| Babylon includes writing aids, such as cross-translation, conjugations and direct paste, to help users who are not fluent in English compose better texts in English. |
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| Note that the endings of the past passive participle show a special distribution in this table because participle endings divide four conjugations into three parts. |
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| Interlingua, in contrast with the Romance languages, has no irregular verb conjugations, and its verb forms are the same for all persons and numbers. |
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| Rather than inventing and standardizing new classes or learning foreign conjugations, English speakers simply applied the weak ending to the foreign bases. |
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| A regular verb in Latin belongs to one of four main conjugations. |
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