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Adjective Pronouns Adjunct Elements Adverb Adverbial Phrase ANALYSIS Anna Antecedent assert Auxiliary Sentence Auxiliary Verbs called commonly Complex Sentence Compound Word construction correct the following denote Diagram earth EXAMPLES.-1 EXERCISES expressed following ERRORS Future Tense Gender Give Examples heart Hence Independent Phrase Indicative Mode Infinitive Phrase Interrogative Intransitive introduce jective John king of shadows lesson Let each Pupil Let the Pupil limited Logical Adjunct loved modify NOTE Nouns and Pronouns o'er Object OBS.-The parsed Passive Past Participle Personal Pronouns placed Possessive Possessive Adjective Potential Mode Prefixes Preposition Principal Elements Principal Sentence Prior Future Prior Past Tense Prior Present Tense Pron Pupils correct reciting Relative Pronoun REM.-The RULE saw an eagle Scaling yonder peak seen SENTENCE-PRINCIPAL sing Singular Number sometimes Specifying Adjectives Subject Subjunctive Substantive Suffixes Syllables teacher tences thee Third Person tive Transitive Sentence Transitive Verbs Verb in Predicate Verbal Adjective
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