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See, saw, seen.

Set, set, set.

Sit, sat, sat.

Shake, shook, shaken.

Sing, sang _or_ sung, sung.

Slay, slew, slain.

Speak, spoke, spoken.

Steal, stole, stolen.

Swim, swam _or_ swum, swum.

Take, took, taken.

Tear, tore, torn.

Throw, threw, thrown.

Wear, wore, worn.

Write, wrote, written.

The following irregular verbs are called +_Defective_,+ because some of their parts are wanting.

_Present_. _Past_. | _Present_. _Past_.

--------------------|--------------------- Can, could. | Will, would.

May, might. | Must, ---- Shall, should. | Ought, ----

LESSON 92.

CONJUGATION OF THE VERB +SEE+ IN THE SIMPLE FORM.

+PRINc.i.p.aL PARTS+.

_Pres_. _Past_. _Past Par._ See, saw, seen.

INDICATIVE MODE.

PRESENT TENSE.

_Singular_. _Plural_.

1. I see, 1. We see, 2. You see, _or_ 2. You see, Thou seest, 3. He sees; 3. They see.

PAST TENSE.

1. I saw, 1. We saw, 2. You saw, _or_ 2. You saw, Thou sawest, 3. He saw; 3. They saw.

FUTURE TENSE.

1. I shall see, 1. We shall see, 2. You will see, _or_ 2. You will see, Thou wilt see, 3. He will see; 3. They will see.

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE.

1. I have seen, 1. We have seen, 2. You have seen, _or_ 2. You have seen, Thou hast seen 3. He has seen; 3. They have seen.

PAST PERFECT TENSE.

1. I had seen, 1. We had seen, 2. You had seen, _or_ 2. You had seen, Thou hadst seen, 3. He had seen; 3. They had seen.

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