gave a beautiful bouquet to my grandmother. 12. She said "Many thanks
for (86) the sweet violets! In whose garden did they bloom?" 13. Her
friend's granddaughter is a friend of my youngest sister. 14. Well,
shall we begin to study? Have you enough paper, and have you a good pen?
15. I shall close this other door, because they are baking bread in the
kitchen, and cooking meat. 16. We shall be hearing the voices of so many
persons that I know that we can not study.



LESSON XXVI.


THE INTERROGATIVE ADVERB OF PLACE.

118. The interrogative adverb of place, related to the interrogative
pronoun "kiu" is "kie", where, in (at) what place. If the verb in the
sentence expresses motion toward the place indicated by "kie", the
ending "-n" is added, forming "kien", whither (where):

Kie li estis kaj kien oni forpelis lin?
Where was he and whither did they drive him (away)?
Li miros kie lia nepo estas. He will wonder where his grandson is.
Mi ne scias kien li kuris. I do not know where (whither) he ran.


THE PAST ACTIVE PARTICIPLE.

119. The past active participle, (for the characteristics of a
participle see 108) expressing what the word modified "did" or "has