Ils or Elles se promenèrent. Ils se furent promenés or Elles se

He shall or will walk,
Il se promènera.
She shall or will walk,
Elle se promènera.
We shall or will walk,
Nous nous promènerons.
You shall or will walk,
Vous vous promènerez.
They shall or will walk,

Ils or Elles se promèneront

PRESENT.

He shall or will have walked,
Il se sera promené.

She shall or will have walked,
Elle se sera promenée.

We shall or will have walked,
Nous nous serons promenés, or ées.
You shall or will have walked,

Vous vous serez promenés, or ées.
They shall or will have walked,

Ils se seront promenés or Elles se
seront promenées.

CONDITIONAL MOOD.

I would or should walk,
Je me promènerais.

Thou would'st or should'st walk,
Tu te promènerais.

He would or should walk,
Il se promènerait.
She would or should walk,
Elle se promènerait.
We would or should walk,
Nous nous promènerions.

You would or should walk,
Vous vous promèneriez.

They would or should walk,
Ils or Elles se promène-
raient.

PAST.

I would or should have walked,

Je me serais or Je me fusse promené,
orée.

Thou would'st or should'st have walked,
Tu te serais or Tu te fusses promené,
or ée.

He would or should have walked,
Il se serait or Il se fût promené.

She would or should have walked,
Elle se serait or Elle se fût promenée.
We would or should have walked,
Nous nous serions or Nous nous
fussions promenés, or ées.

You would or should have walked,
Vous vous seriez or Vous vous fus-
siez promenés, or ées.
They would or should have walked,
Ils se seraient or Ils se fussent pro.
menés, or Elles se seraient or Elles
se fussent promenées.

IMPERATIVE MOOD.

That we might walk,

That I may have walked,

Que je me sois promené, or ée.
That thou mayest have walked,
Que tu te sois promené, or ée.

That he may have walked,
Qu'il se soit promené.

That she may have walked,
Qu'elle se soit promenée.
That we may have walked,

Que nous nous soyons promenés, or ées.
That you may have walked,

Que vous vous soyez promenés, or ées.
That they may have walked,
Qu'ils se soient promenés or Qu'elles
se soient promenées.

PLUPERFECT.

That I might have walked,

Que je me fusse promené, or ée.
That thou mightest have walked,
Que tu te fusses promené, or ée.
That he might have walked,
Qu'il se fût promené.

That she might have walked,

Qu'elle se fût promenée.

That we might have walked,

Que nous nous promenassions Que nous nous fussions promenés,orées

That you might walk,

Que vous vous promenassiez.

That they might walk,

That you might have walked,

Que vous vous fussiez promenés, or ées

That they might have walked,

Qu'ils or Qu'elles se prome- Qu'ils se fussent promenés, or Qu'elles

nassent.

se fussent promenées.

ADDITIONAL TENSES.

PAST, JUST ELAPSED.

I have just been walking,
Je viens de me promener.
Thou hast just been walking,
Tu viens de te promener.

He has just been walking,
Il vient de se promener.
She has just been walking,
Elle vient de se promener.

We have just been walking,

Nous venons de nous promener.

You have just been walking,

Vous venez de vous promener.

They have just been walking,

Ils or Elles viennent de se promener.

PAST, ELAPSED BEFORE ANOTHER THING OR ACTION TOOK PLACE.

I had just been walking,

Je venais de me promener.

Thou had'st just been walking,
Tu venais de te promener.

He had just been walking,

Il venait de se promener.

She had just been walking,

Elle venait de se promener.

We had just been walking,

Nous venions de nous promener.

You had just been walking,

Vous veniez de vous promener.

They had just been walking,

Ils or Elles venaient de se promener.

Observe. — All Pronominal Verbs of the First Conjugation are conjugated after the same manner as se promener.

The three following-aller, to go; envoyer, to send; renvoyer, to send back; if used in a Pronominal way, must be excepted; they, indeed, require the same Pronouns exactly in the same order as the above Verb, but they must follow their Conjugations as exemplified under the article of Irregular Verbs.

§. 2.

SECOND CONJUGATION OF PRONOMINAL VERBS. Se réjouir, to rejoice.

PRESENT.

To rejoice,

Se réjouir.

INFINITIVE MOOD.

PRETERITE..

To have rejoiced,
S'être réjoui.