VINGT-SEPTIÈME LEÇON

Avoir— eu.

Avez-vous eu mon livre?

Je ne l'ai pas eu.

A-t-il eu votre plume?

Il l'a eue.

Il ne l'a pas eue.

L'ai-je eue?

Vous l'avez eue.

Vous ne l'avez pas eue.

A-t-elle eu votre habit?

Elle l'a eu.

Elle ne l'a pas eu.

Avez-vous eu les livres?

Je les ai eus.

Je ne les ai pas eus.

Les ai-je eus?

Vous les avez eus.

Vous ne les avez pas eus.

Les a-t-il eus?

11 les a eus.

11 ne les a pas eus.

Les a-t-elle eus?

Elle les a eus.

Elle ne les a pas eus.

Vos sœurs ont-elles eu mes plumes?

Elles les ont eues.

Elle ne les ont pas eues.

Qui les a eues ?

Les hommes ont-ils eu mon coffre? Ils ne l'ont pas eu.

Qui l'a eu?

Ont-ils eu mes couteaux?

Us ne les ont pas eus.

Ai-je eu votre crayon?

Tu l'as eu.

Tu ne l'as pas eu.

To have*—had.

Hâve you had my hook?

I hâve not had it.

Has he had your pen?

He has had it.

He has not had it.

Hâve I had it?

You hâve had it.

You hâve not had it.

Has she had your coat.

She has had it.

She has not had it.

Hâve you had the books?

I hâve had them.

I hâve not had them.

Hâve I had them ?

You hâve had them.

You hâve not had them.

Has he had them?

He has had them.

He has not had them.

Has she had them ?

She has had them.

She has not had them.

Hâve your sisters hâd my pcns ?

They hâve had them.

They hâve not had them.

Who has had them.

Hâve the men had my trunk?

They hâve not had it.

Who has had it?

Hâve they had my knives?

They hâve not had them.

Hâve I had your pencil?

Thou hast had it. (Rem. B. Leçon