"Killing a highwayman is surely an appropriate ending," Morik said, "but perhaps you would be better served in another manner."

Negation is indicated by suffixing the appropriate ending.

Given what they had revealed earlier about the personalities of this man and woman, it was an appropriate and believable ending.

"You will never again get a chance to speak," she said, "and that is an appropriate and fair ending."

That made-for-television story had demanded an appropriate ending, in line with that of a typical detective story.

"A most appropriate and convenient ending," Zacynthus said slowly.

This form can also be placed in a predicate position with the appropriate adjective ending:

It is used to negate sentences that are without verb or var; then it takes the appropriate personal ending:

Add the appropriate ending.

The passé simple is formed by dropping the last two letters off the infinitive form of the verb and adding the appropriate ending.