English Grammar and Composition for Public Schools

by G. H. Armstrong

	PAST
	PERFECT TENSE.
Singular.		Plural.
1. I had been praised,		1. We had been praised,
2. Thou hadst been praised,		2. You had been praised,
3. He had been praised.		3. They had been praised.

	FUTURE TENSE.
	(Denoting Future Action.)
Singular.		Plural.
1. I shall be praised,		1. We shall be praised,
2. Thou wilt be praised,		2. You will be praised,
3. He will be praised.		3. They will be praised.

	FUTURE TENSE.
	(Denoting a Promise
	or Determination.)
Singular.		Plural.
1. I will be praised, etc.		1. We will be praised, etc.

	FUTURE
	PERFECT TENSE.
	(Denoting Future Action.)
Singular.		Plural.
1. I shall have been praised,		1. We shall have been praised,
etc.		etc.

	FUTURE
	PERFECT TENSE.
	(Denoting a Promise
	or Determination.)
Singular.		Plural.
1. I will have been praised,		1. We will have been praised,
etc.		etc.

SUBJUNCTIVE MODE.

	PRESENT TENSE.
Singular.		Plural.
1. (If) I be praised,		1. (If) we be praised,
2. (If) thou be praised,		2. (If) you be praised,
3. (If) he be praised.		3. (If) they be praised.

	PAST TENSE.
Singular.		Plural.
1. (If) I were praised,		1. (If) we were praised,
2. (If) thou were praised,		2. (If) you were praised,
3. (If) he were praised.		3. (If) they were praised.

IMPERATIVE MODE.

	PRESENT TENSE.
	Be (thou) praised.