NOTE.

The verb forms used with thou in the indicative mode are: thou lovest, thou lovedst, thou wilt love, thou hast loved, thou hadst loved, thou wilt have loved. (See Note 1, page 174.)

NOTE. Thou has the following distinctive forms in the indicative mode: thou art, thou wast or wert, thou wilt be, thou hast been, thou hadst been, thou wilt have been.

LESSON 99.-CONJUGATION OF LOVE-PASSIVE VOICE The verb be is used as an auxiliary verb in the conjugation of the passive voice. The passive voice of the verb love is formed from the verb be and the past participle loved.