Grammatical Diagrams Defended and Improved: With Directions for Their Proper Construction and ApplicationBarnes, 1867 - 204 ページ |
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... relative to the position and temper of the observer , and not at all due to the intrinsic nature of the thing ob- served . So far , then , from touching the real merit of the diagrams , the objection rather recoils upon both the com ...
... relative to the position and temper of the observer , and not at all due to the intrinsic nature of the thing ob- served . So far , then , from touching the real merit of the diagrams , the objection rather recoils upon both the com ...
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... relative term , or preposition " to , " the figure for which is but the half of an ellipse placed vertically ; or in that of elements in one part compound , and in another manifold , as " is sparkling and bright , " the figure for which ...
... relative term , or preposition " to , " the figure for which is but the half of an ellipse placed vertically ; or in that of elements in one part compound , and in another manifold , as " is sparkling and bright , " the figure for which ...
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... relative , and the accidental . But these are precisely paralleled in the four classes already assigned to the sentence ; namely , principal , adjunct , aux- iliary , and independent elements . But these very dis- 36 GRAMMATICAL DIAGRAMS .
... relative , and the accidental . But these are precisely paralleled in the four classes already assigned to the sentence ; namely , principal , adjunct , aux- iliary , and independent elements . But these very dis- 36 GRAMMATICAL DIAGRAMS .
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... relative , subsequent , and object ; the diagrams of these two general elements , happily and effectively represent all those sphere , order , and relation . Indeed , take them all in all , and it may be affirmed that nowhere else do ...
... relative , subsequent , and object ; the diagrams of these two general elements , happily and effectively represent all those sphere , order , and relation . Indeed , take them all in all , and it may be affirmed that nowhere else do ...
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... relative , or preposition , and two word substantive subsequents ; the adjunct elements being , -subsequentive primary , of the second , - a word adjective ; the auxiliary element being , -sub- sequentive , —a word conjunction ...
... relative , or preposition , and two word substantive subsequents ; the adjunct elements being , -subsequentive primary , of the second , - a word adjective ; the auxiliary element being , -sub- sequentive , —a word conjunction ...
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14 Weeks Course A. S. BARNES ADAPT GRAMMAR adjective adjunct elements adverb analysis Analytical Geometry Arithmetic attached AUXILIARY ELEMENTS Baldwin University Botany Clark's College common complete complex sentence Compound Conj conjunctive conjunctive adverb connection construction Davies deadly eyes diagrams drawing Education ellipse eminent examples exercises facts figure Geography give grams graphic Hans Andersen History illustrations Independent infinitive phrase instruction interest language laws Lessons logical adjunct Map-Drawing Maps Mathematics method modifying Monteith's natural Natural Philosophy nouns object ordinary participle Peck's peculiar penmanship phatic Philosophy phrase adjuncts practical predicate Prep present Primary principal elements Prof proper Public Schools pupil purely relation relative represented school-room Secondary seen sentence or proposition simple Speller Steele's 14 Weeks student subordinate proposition substantive symbol teacher teaching tences text-book tion tive transitive transitive verbs treatise verbal verbs volume whole words Worman's
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