Capitolo 36
people are pedantic individuals for consistence. The cultured man conjugates: "ME
doesn't do, "you don't do, "he doesn't do, "we don't do, "they doesn't do; but the
anomalous form that "ago he doesn't have to give way in the discourse of the average
men to "him they don't do." To only take an illustration in Latin of the effect of
the same influence, the active present infinitive of almost all ends of verbs
in - the king, e.g., to love, monere and regere. Accordingly the irregular one
endless of the verb to be able", county could not be standing its earth,
and lately it became the powers in vulgar Latin. In a respect in the
inflectional forms some verb, the purist was successful to the sudden one. In
third comedy and second centuries A.C., we find the sporadic evidence
of a tendency to use auxiliary verbs in to form the certain oral times, as we do
in English when we say: "I will go", "I have gone", or "I had gone." This
movement was stamped completely out for the time, and it doesn't reappear
up to that comparatively late.
In Latin they are three son-in-laws, and the grammatical kind of a name is
not necessarily identical with his/her natural kind. For inanimate objects
you/he/she is often determined simply by the form of the name. Saddle, makes to sit of the,
the declination, is female before, because almost all names that end in - an is
female; hortus, face of the gardening, is masculine, because names in - us of his
declination is almost always masculine, and so on. From such system as this two
results are reasonably sure to follow. Where the kind of a name in
Latin literary it didn't suit for these rules, in Latin popular it is able
is brought in the harmony with others of his/her class. This way the stigma, one of the
few names of neuter in - a, and accordingly it assigned to the third declination,
you/he/she was brought in popular discourse abreast of saddle and the long list of
similar words in - a, was done female, and it put in the first declination.
In the case of another class of words, analogy was completed by a