Factual Conditions.--"La Monahxoj kaj la Azeno".
LII. The Conditional Mood.--Compound Tenses of the Conditional
Mood.--Less Vivid Conditions.--Independent Use of the
Conditional Mood.--The Prefix "Dis-".--"Pri la
Gravitado".
LIII. Conditions Contrary to Fact.--The Verb "Devi".--The
Preposition "Sen".--"La Filozofo Sokrato".
LIV. Summary of Conditions.--Clauses of Imaginative
Comparison.--The Use of "Al" to Express Reference.--The
Suffix "-Estr-".--"La Ostracismo de Aristejdo".
LV. The Imperative Mood.--Resolve and Exhortation.--Commands and
Prohibitions.--Less Peremptory Uses of the Imperative.--The
Use of "Mosxto".--"La Glavo de Damoklo".
LVI. The Imperative in Subordinate Clauses.--The Preposition
"Je".--The Suffix "-Op-".--"La Marsxado de la Dekmil Grekoj".
LVII. Clauses Expressing Purpose.--Further Uses of the
Accusative.--Synopsis of the Conjugation of the Verb.--The
Suffix "-Um-".--"La Reirado de la Dekmilo".
LVIII. Permission and Possibility.--The Prefix "Ge-".--The
Suffix "-Acx-".--Interjections.--"Aleksandro Granda".
LIX. The Position of Unemphatic Pronouns.--Some Intransitive
Verbs.--The Suffix "-Er-".--The Prefixes "Bo-" and
"Duon-".--Correspondence.--"Kelkaj Leteroj".
LX. Some Transitive Verbs.--Elision.--The Prefix "Eks-".--The
Prefix "Pra-".--The Suffixes "-Cxj-" and "-Nj-".--Weights and
Measures.--The International Money System.--Abbreviations.--
"Pri La Kamero".

ESPERANTO-ENGLISH VOCABULARY.