The Elements of English Grammar: So Arranged as to Combine the Analytical and Synthetical Methods : with an Introduction for Beginners, and Various Exercises, Oral and Written, for the Formation, Analysis, Transformation, Classification and Correction of SentencesH. Cowperthwait & Company, 1863 - 220 ページ |
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according to Rule action added adjective element adverb adverbial element analyze antecedent attribute auxiliary auxiliary verb belongs bird called clause completion complex predicate compound conjunction connective consonant construction copula Correct the following denotes diphthong elementary sounds expressed following examples following sentences following words future Future Perfect Tense gender George give hence horse indefinite infinitive interrogative intransitive king learner lesson loved meaning mightst MODEL modified nominative noun or pronoun object ORAL EXERCISE parsed passive form passive participle passive voice past participle Past Perfect Tense Past Tense ploughed Plur plural possessive predicate prefixes present perfect Present Perfect Tense Present Tense principal progressive form proposition rain relation relative relative pronoun represent Sing singular number speak speaker subjunctive subordinate subvocal suffix suppose syllable Teacher tell third person thou tion tive transitive verb tree triphthong voice vowel write
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