Part 41 (1/2)

I will drown, n.o.body shall help me.

I will be obliged to you, if you shall attend to it.

We will have gone by to-morrow morning.

You shall disappoint your father, if you do not return.

I do not think I will like the change.

Next Tuesday shall be your birthday.

You shall be late, if you do not hurry.

LESSON 96.

ERRORS IN THE FORM OF THE VERB.

CORRECT THE FOLLOWING ERRORS.

+Model+.--Those things _have_ not _came to-day_.

Wrong, because the past _came_ is here used for the past participle _come_.

The present perfect tense is formed by prefixing _have_ to the _past participle_.

I done all my work before breakfast.

I come in a little late yesterday.

He has went to my desk without permission.

That stupid fellow set down on my new hat.

_Set_ is generally transitive, and _sit_ is intransitive. _Lay_ is transitive, and _lie_ is intransitive.

He sat the chair in the corner.

Sit that plate on the table, and let it set.

I have set in this position a long time.

That child will not lay still or set still a minute.

I laid down under the tree, and enjoyed the scenery.

Lie that stick on the table, and let it lay.

Those boys were drove out of the fort three times.

I have rode through the park.

I done what I could.

He has not spoke to-day.

The leaves have fell from the trees.

This sentence is wrote badly.

He throwed his pen down, and said that the point was broke.

He teached me grammar.

I seen him when he done it.

My hat was took off my head, and throwed out of the window.