Thou, Thee, Ye
Use this word when "YOU" is the subject of the sentence (_ art a good friend)
thou
The possesive form of "you" used before a word that starts with consonant: _ father
thy
To make a 2nd person singular verb (thou), you add this suffix to the end of the word
-est
Use this word when "YOU" is the object of the sentence (I will give _)
Thee
Possesive form of "you" used before a word that starts with a vowel: _ apple
thine
To make a 3rd person word singular verb (he/she), you add this suffix to the end
eth
What is the plural form of you used?
Ye
Translate: thine apple is good
Your apple is good
translate "you give" to shakespearan
thou givest
Translate "I wilt give thee" into modern
i will give you.
T or F: you would use "thy" before "honor"
true
translate "she gives" to shakspearan
She giveth
Choose the correc tword to complete the sentence: Hark! _ art a sausy sirrah.
Thou
thy, thine, thee
Translate "he wanted to go" to shakspearan
he wanteth to go.