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Thou

Used when YOU is the SUBJECT of the sentence

Thee

Used when YOU is the OBJECT of the sentence

Thy

Used for the POSSESSIVE form of you. Use before a word that starts with a CONSONANT.

Thine

Used for the POSSESSIVE form of you. Use before a word that starts with a VOWEL.

Ye

plural form of YOU, used for addressing a group

2ND PERSON SINGULAR VERB

ADD -EST

3RD PERSON SINGULAR VERB

ADD -ETH

Art

Are

Hath

Have (3rd person)

Hadst

Have (2nd person)

Dost

Do

Doth

Does

Didst

Did

Canst

Can

Shalt

Shall

Shouldst

Should

Wilt

Will

Wherefore

Why

Whence

When

Farewell

Adieu

Yes

Aye

Advice

Counsel

Before

Ere

Gladly

Fain

Listen!

Hark

Away

Hence

Go!

Hie

Here

Hither

Pay Attention

Mark

Indeed

Marry

Nothing

Nought

Often

Oft

Maybe

Perchance

Please

Prithee

Sassy

Saucy

Male (of inferior rank)

Sirrah

Dare

Dar’st

Even

E’en

Ever

E’er

Before

‘Ere

Never

Ne’er

Of

O’O

Over

O’er

Shame

Sham’st

It Is

Tis

To

T’

It Was

‘Twas

It Were

‘T Were

It

‘T

Whenever

Whe’er

With

Wi’