FIRST-FUTURE TENSE.

Singular. 1.  I shall see, 2.  Thou wilt see, He will see;

Plural. 1.  We shall see, 2.  You will see, 3.  They will see.

SECOND-FUTURE TENSE.

Singular. 1.  I shall have seen, 2.  Thou wilt have seen, 3.  He will have seen;

Plural. 1.  We shall have seen, 2.  You will have seen, 3.  They will have seen.

POTENTIAL MOOD.

PRESENT TENSE.

Singular. 1.  I may see, 2.  Thou mayst see, 3.  He may see;

Plural. 1.  We may see, 2.  You may see, 3.  They may see.

IMPERFECT TENSE.

Singular. 1.  I might see, 2.  Thou mightst see, 3.  He might see;

Plural. 1.  We might see, 2.  You might see, 3.  They might see.

PERFECT TENSE.

Singular. 1.  I may have seen, 2.  Thou mayst have seen, 3.  He may have seen;

Plural. 1.  We may have seen, 2.  You may have seen, 3.  They may have seen.

PLUPERFECT TENSE.

Singular. 1.  I might have seen, 2.  Thou mightst have seen, 3.  He might have seen;

Plural. 1.  We might have seen, 2.  You might have seen, 3.  They might have seen.

SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.

PRESENT TENSE.

Singular. 1.  If I see, 2.  If thou see, 3.  If he see;

Plural. 1.  If we see, 2.  If you see, 3.  If they see.

IMPERFECT TENSE.

Singular. 1.  If I saw, 2.  If thou saw, 3.  If he saw;

Plural. 1.  If we saw, 2.  If you saw, 3.  If they saw.

IMPERATIVE MOOD.

PRESENT TENSE.

Singular. 2.  See [thou,] or Do thou see; Plural. 2.  See [ye or you,] or Do you see.

PARTICIPLES.

1. The Imperfect. 2. The Perfect. 3. The Preperfect.

Seeing.  Seen.  Having seen.

NOTES.

NOTE I—­The student ought to be able to rehearse the form of a verb, not only according to the order of the entire conjugation, but also according to the synopsis of the several persons and numbers.  One sixth part of the paradigm, thus recited, gives in general a fair sample of the whole:  and, in class recitations, this mode of rehearsal will save much time:  as, IND.  I see or do see, I saw or did see, I have seen, I had seen, I shall or will see, I shall or will have seen.  POT.  I may, can, or must see; I might, could, would, or should see; I may, can, or must have seen; I might, could, would, or should have seen.  SUBJ.  If I see, If I saw.

NOTE II.—­In the familiar style, the second person singular of this verb is usually and more properly formed thus:  IND.  Thou seest or dost see, Thou saw or did see, Thou hast seen, Thou had seen, Thou shall or will see, Thou shall or will have seen.  POT.  Thou may, can, or must see; Thou might, could, would, or should see; Thou may, can, or must have seen; Thou might, could, would, or should have seen.  SUBJ.  If thou see, If thou saw.  IMP.  See [thou,] or Do thou see.