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(1881) [MARC] Author: Concordia Löfving
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Lektion 11. Shall och Will. Futurum.

give me something nice to eat, 28. When will you go out?
— I am willing to go out as soon as my uncle shall be here.
29. Where shall you go (are you going)? —- I shall only
take a walk in our garden with my little sister. 30. Will
you take a walk with me? 31. It wants much time to go
there. 32. Sometimes, in the night, he will come out of his
hole, or his room, if you wish to call it so. 33. Are you
willing to eat with this spoon? — No, I am not. — Why
not? — Because it is not clean. 34. In that way they ivill
get only a quarter of a glass of wine. — Never mind I
35. Shall I (Am I to) make a kite out of this paper? 36.
Will you (have you a mind to) come and see us this
evening? — I never go out in the evening. 37. Will you come
to see us this morning? — I will. 38. How shall he get
out? 39. Who shall take my poor daughter out of their
hands? 40. Shall we steal when we have no money?— No,
it is said: »Thou shalt not steal!» 41. I am going to dine
without them. 42. Sometimes they will go there in the (by)
day, sometimes iu the (by) night. 43. I believe not he ivill
come. 44. He believes he shall come in time. 45. They are
willing to believe that I shall never get my money from him.
46. How glad the child will be who shall get this little bird
with its pretty cage. 47. Mrs. 11. is said to be very pretty.
48. Mind your book! 49. I wish to see my little boy. 50.
There is a great want of money. 51. Fetch me a book out
of the school-room. — You want yours, 1 am sure. 52. This
stove will be nice to have in the winter. 53. Here is a pear
for you. — Thank you, sir; I have been wishing for a pear
all day. 54. There is no sun to be seen to day. 55. I had
no time to go there last night. 56. V\ hen are you getting
up in the morning? 57. Who wishes for the evening to
come? 58. Miss Wilson is said to be rich, but Miss Jane
and Miss Amelia are not rich *. 59. I wish the day after
to-morrow shall be a line day.

1. Skall jag icke skålla dig med vattnet, om det är så hett
som du säger? — Visst 2skall ’du [det]. 2. När skall du fara
och helsa på kaptenen? — Jag skall fara dit i morgon afton.
3. I morgon bittida 2skola ’vi stiga upp med solen och göra en

* Då flere systrar finnas i en familj, betecknas blott den äldsta med
familjenamnet, de öfriga betecknas med deras dopnamn.

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