¶ The shewynge mode.
¶ The presentēs. amo. I loue or do loue. amas thou louest or doost loue. amat he loueth or doth loue. The plurell amamus we loue or do loue. amatis ye loue
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¶ The presentēs. amo. I loue or do loue. amas thou louest or doost loue. amat he loueth or doth loue. The plurell amamus we loue or do loue. amatis ye loue
or do loue amant they loue or do loue.
Preterimperfectens amabam I loued or dyde loue / bas bat. The plu. bamus batis bant.
Preter{per}fectens amaui I haue loued: amauisti vel a masti auit. The plurell uimus uistis vel amastis. ue∣runt vel uere. els amarunt vel are
¶ Here is to be noted that the p̄terperfectens of the shewynge mode formed all tenses after hym that en de in ram rum ro. by chaungynge i in to e. as of ama∣ui amaueram amauerim amauero.
Also all that ende in sem or in se. by puttynge in be∣twirt / as of amaui amauissem amauisse.
Also whan soeuer the preterperfectens of this niode endeth in this syllabe ui. than may he & all tenses for¦med of hym suffre syncopacyon. sc takynge awaye this syllabe ui or ue in the seconde persone of bothe nombres. And in yt thyrde persone plurell / as amasti amastis amarunt. Also in all tenses of the forsayd terminacyons / as amauerā amarā. But the preter∣perfectēs of two syllabes do not so / as Paui laui
Excepte these. iiii. Sciui: noui: flaui: fleui / the whiche make. Scisti. nosti: flasti: flesti.
The preterplu. amaueram I had loued. ras rat. The plurell amaueramus ratis rant
The future. amabo I wyll loue or shall loue. bis bit. The plurell bimus bitis bunt.