FORME SIMPLE. FORME OBLIGATOIRE

A firmation. Interrogation. Affirmation. Interrogation. I shall. Shall I ? I will. Shall I ?

Thou wilt. Shalt thou ? Thou shalt. Wilt thou ? He will. Will he ? He shall. Shall he ?

We shall. Shall we ? We will, Shall we !

You will. Shall you ? You shall. Will you ?

They will. Will they ? They shall Shall they ?

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—When shall we be able to start? In a few minutes. — Will you not send for the physician ? Yes, I will When will my shoes be made ? When the shoemaker has time to make them.—Will they soon be ready ? They will be ready in a few minutes.— What shall I do ? You shall do what I will tell you.— When will you come to see me ? I will go as soon as I can.— Have you done reading the book that I lent you ? I shall soon have done.— When shall you have news from your brother ? I hope we shall have some the day after to-morrow.— Will it ruin to-day ? I think not.—When shall you be able to pay what you owe me? I shall be able soon, for I shall receive some money.—Shall I give you all that I have ? Yes, give meit.

When you have done reading that book, wil! you lend it to me ? Yes, I will—Shall we start early to-morrow ? We shall start at five in the morning.—We shall pass by that place, shall we not ? Yes, we shall When will you go away ? I will go when you go.—How long shall you stay at your uncle’s ? We shall stay two or three weeks. —Will there be many persons at the concert? No, I think there will be only a few.—Will these children be rewarded ? Yes, they will be rewarded, if they study well. Will it be necessary to punish that little fellow ? Yes, it will be, if he does not behave better.—Shall we have time to finish our work before dinner? Yes, we shall have time, if we make haste.— Take care, that will aurt you.— When shall you be twenty years old ? Next month.—Where are you going ? Will you be back before supper ? Ï think so.—Do you know when that house will be sold ? I think it will not be sold before Sunday. —Until what o’clock must I wait for you? You shall wait for me till six o’clock.—Shall you have what you have been promised ? I hope I shall have it.—You had better come with me than stay here.—This little child had better read his book than tear it.

Aurez-vous des livres ? Oui, j'en aurai.—Qui vous en donnera ? Mon oncle m'en donnera. — Quand serez-vous

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