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... PRONOUNS 10 . ADJECTIVES 11 . VERBS 12 . Adverbs : Forms USES 13. Prepositions : Forms USES 14. Conjunctions : Forms USES 15. Interjections 27 བསྐྱ 32 34 39 44 46 49 51 53 55 56 62 INFLEXIONS . Introduction . Nouns . E.I. SECTION 16 .
... PRONOUNS 10 . ADJECTIVES 11 . VERBS 12 . Adverbs : Forms USES 13. Prepositions : Forms USES 14. Conjunctions : Forms USES 15. Interjections 27 བསྐྱ 32 34 39 44 46 49 51 53 55 56 62 INFLEXIONS . Introduction . Nouns . E.I. SECTION 16 .
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... Prepositions : Sequences 50. Conjunctions : ' And ' 355 • 362 Subordinative Co - ordinative 51. Interjections 363 366 368 52 . Introduction . 53 . SUBJECTS 54 . ATTRIBUTES 55. VERBS 56 . · COMPLEMENTS RULES . · 371 371 . 372 373 375 ...
... Prepositions : Sequences 50. Conjunctions : ' And ' 355 • 362 Subordinative Co - ordinative 51. Interjections 363 366 368 52 . Introduction . 53 . SUBJECTS 54 . ATTRIBUTES 55. VERBS 56 . · COMPLEMENTS RULES . · 371 371 . 372 373 375 ...
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... PREPOSITIONS CONJUNCTIONS INTERJECTIONS INTRODUCTION TO COMPOSITION . 60. Tabular Forms of Analysis . 61. PARSING . 62 . Punctuation 63. Order 64 . Inversions 65. Ellipses 66 . COMPOSITION • PAGE 376 376 377 378 . 379 381 382 • 382 ...
... PREPOSITIONS CONJUNCTIONS INTERJECTIONS INTRODUCTION TO COMPOSITION . 60. Tabular Forms of Analysis . 61. PARSING . 62 . Punctuation 63. Order 64 . Inversions 65. Ellipses 66 . COMPOSITION • PAGE 376 376 377 378 . 379 381 382 • 382 ...
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... preposition in . ' We therefore call ' dale , ' placed as we find it in E , a dependent noun . It serves neither as the subject nor as the object , but as part of a prepositional phrase , which is used to supply the want of a suitable ...
... preposition in . ' We therefore call ' dale , ' placed as we find it in E , a dependent noun . It serves neither as the subject nor as the object , but as part of a prepositional phrase , which is used to supply the want of a suitable ...
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... Preposition , the Conjunction , and the Interjection -- are some- times called Particles . With the chief words - without the aid of Particles — we can form sentences . C may serve as an example . The elements of which sentences consist ...
... Preposition , the Conjunction , and the Interjection -- are some- times called Particles . With the chief words - without the aid of Particles — we can form sentences . C may serve as an example . The elements of which sentences consist ...
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abstract adjective adjuncts adverb adverbial-clause adverbial-phrase appended assertion attributive belong borrowed called century clause clear complements compound sentence concord conjunction connected consonant Cymraeg dative declension define denote dialects distinct E.II employed ending examples expressed feminine gender given governed Grammar grammatical gender Greek IMPERATIVE MOOD INDICATIVE MOOD inflexions intransitive introduced language Latin letters literature MACAULAY masculine meaning Modern English names noticed Noun-Clause numerous object Observations.-1 obsolete Old Conjugation Old English Old French Old Verbs omitted particle Past Perfect Participle person phrases plural forms poetry preceding predicative prefix preposition Present principal sentence prose reference relation relative pronoun respect Roman rule serve simple singular sometimes sound speak stem style Subjunctive Subjunctive Mood subordinate substantive word suffix superlative syllable syntax Tense Teutonic thee thou tion tongue transitive verb vague verbal forms Verbal Noun vocabulary vowel vowel-change write written
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250 ページ - I must say therefore that after I had from my first years by the ceaseless diligence and care of my father, whom God recompense, been exercised to the tongues, and some sciences, as my age would suffer, by sundry masters and teachers both at home and at the schools...