Modern Descendants of Latin

38i

tables on pp 381 and 382 The largest Spanish group., corre-
sponding to the chanter conjugation in French, is represented by cantor
with the infinitive ending -AR Vender,, hke the French (third) vendre
conjugation^ is representative of a second class with the infinitive ending
~ER A third3 represented by partir^ has the infinitive ending -IR

REGULAR SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE VERB TYPES

(a) SPANISH
(i) PORTUGUESE

r
cant-o
vend-o
part-o
cant-o
vend-o
part-o

C3
cant-as
vend-es
part-es
cant-as
vend-es
part-es

(0 j
cant-a
vend-e
part-e
cant-a
vend-e
part-e

M 1
cant-amos
vend-emos
part-imos
cant-amos
vend-emos
part-imos

Pi
cant-ais
vend- eis
part-is
cant-ais
vend-eis
part-is

L
cant-an
vend-en
part-en
cant-am
vend- em
part-em

cant-aba
vend-la
part-ia
cant-ava
vend-ia
part-ia

cant-abas
vend-ias
part-ias
cant-avas
vend-ias
part-ias

cant-aba
vend-ia
part-ia
vant-ava
vend-ia
part-ia

cant-abairos
vend-lamos
part-iamos
cant-avamos
vend-iamos
part iamos

cant-abais
vend-fais
part-fais
cant-aveis
vend-ieis
part-ieis

cant-ab.in
vend-ian
part-ian
cant-avam
vend-iam
part-iam

cant-e
vend-f
part-i
cant-ei
vend-i
part-i

cant-aste
vend-iste
part-iste
cant-aste
vend-este
part-iste

cant-6
vend-i6
part-io
cant-ou
vend-eu
part-iu

cant-amos
vend-unos
part-imos
cant-amos
vend-emos
part-imos

cant-asteis
vend-isteis
part-isteis
cant-astes
vend-estes
part-istes

cant-aron
vend-iercn
part-iexon
cant-aram
vend-eram
part-iram

r
cant-are"
vend-er e
part-ir£
cant-arei
vend-erei
part-u*ei

cant-aras
vend-eras
part-uras
cart-aras
vend-erds
part-iris

H
cant-arS
vend-era
part-ira
cant-ara
vend-era
part-ira

3 *
cant-aremos
vend-eremos
part-u-emos
cant-aremos
vend-eremos
part-iremos

r?
cant-areis
\end-ereis
part-ireis
cant-areis
vend-ereis
part-ireis

cant-aran
vend-eran
part-iran
cant-aruO
vend-erCo
part-irao

_ r
cant-aria
vend-eria
part-uia
cant-ana
vend-ena
part-ma

2
cant-arias
vend-enas
part-irlas
cant-anas
vend-erias
part-mas

I)
cant-aria
vend-ena
part-iria
cant-ana
vend-ena
part-ma

&\
cant-ariamos
vend-enamos
part-inamos
cant-anamos
vend-erfamos
pan-iriamos

1
cant-arfais
vend-eriais
part-iriais
cant-arieis
vend-eneis
part-irleis

caut-arian
vend-erian
part-irian
cant-anam
vend-enam
part-iriam

« r
cant-e
vend-a
part-a
cant-e
vend-a
part-a

-S
cant-es
vend-as
part-as
cant-es
vend-as
part-as

go I
cant-e
vend-a
part-a
cant-e
vend-a
part-a

IjH
cant-emos
vend-amos
part-amos
cant-emos
vend-amos
part-amos

tV-ST
cant- eis
vena-ais
part-ais
cant-eis
vend-ais
part-ais

3
CO L
cant-en
vend-an
part-an
cant-em
vend-am
part-am

*
cant-a
vend-e
part-e
cant-a
vend-e
part-e

•f
cant-ad
vend-ed
part-id
cant-ai
vend-ei
part-i

J
cant-ando
vend-iendo
part-iendo
cant-ando
vend-endo
part-indo

§
cant-ado
vend-ido
part-ido
cant-ado
vend-ido
part-ido

The student of Spanish, even more than the student of French^ has
to concentrate on the correct use of the verb The terminals of the
* Imperative singular (familiar form) For imperative of polite address
see p, 399-
f Imperative pi oral (familiar form)
$ Present participle (gerund)
§ Past participle