Past-Perfect Tense.

SIGNS, might have, could have, would have, should have.--Inflect with

2. Be, be thou or you, or do thou 2. Be, be ye or you, or do ye or

116. Conjugation of the Verb TO LOVE, Active Voice.

* This tense is used only when reference is had to future time. If is not a part of the mcde. Inflect the indicative and potential with if before each.

* Do and did make the emphatic form of the present and past tenses.

Past Tense.

SIGNS, might, could, would, should.—Inflect with each.

SIGNS, may have, can have, must have.-Inflect with each.

SIGNS, might have, could have, would have, should have.-Inflect with each.

2. Love, love thou or you, or do thou 2. Love, love ye or you, or do ye

* The present subjunctive is used only when reference is had to future time.

+ Conjugate thus: Active voice, indicative mode, pres. tense, first per. sing., I love or do love: past tense, I loved or did love; and so on through the other tenses, and all the modes. Then second person with Thou, Then third person with He. Then with We.--You.-They. Then the passive voice.

Future-Perfect Tense.

SIGNS, shall have, will have.—Inflect with each.

1. I shall have been loved,

2. Thou shalt have been loved,

3. He shall have been loved;

1. We shall have been loved, 2. You shall have been loved, 3. They shall have been loved.

Past Tense.

SIGNS, might, could, would, should-Inflect with each.

SIGNS, may have, can have, must have.-Inflect with each.

1. I may have been loved,

2. Thou mayst have been loved,
3. He may have been loved;

1. We may have been loved,

2. You may have been loved, 3. They may have been loved.

Past-Perfect Tense.

SIGNS, might have, could have, would have, should have.-Inflect with each. 1. I might have been loved, 1. We might have been loved,

2. Thou mightst have been loved, 2. You might have been loved,

* This tense is used only whon reference is had to future time. If is not a part of the mode. Inflect the indicative and potential with if before each.

Perfect, Loved, having been loved.