Rudimental Lessons in Etymology and Syntax: In which These Two Parts of Grammar are Exhibited in Parallel Columns : Carelfuly Adapted to the Capacity of Young Learners |
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... mind with distinc- tions which it does not understand . The largest print is intended for recitation , except what is included in brackets . The method here recommended has been proved to be a great im- provement in the art of teaching ...
... mind with distinc- tions which it does not understand . The largest print is intended for recitation , except what is included in brackets . The method here recommended has been proved to be a great im- provement in the art of teaching ...
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... mind . Gideon writes very correctly . Herod suffered very severely . Paul died much more triumphantly than his persecutors . Interjections are words used to express sud- den passions or emotions of the mind . Ex . O virtue ! How amiable ...
... mind . Gideon writes very correctly . Herod suffered very severely . Paul died much more triumphantly than his persecutors . Interjections are words used to express sud- den passions or emotions of the mind . Ex . O virtue ! How amiable ...
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... mind , and circumstances of action or existence . ] The action is very differently represented by using the same verb in different forms . Ex . 1. He walks ; Does he walk ? 2. He may walk ; may he walk ? 3. Do walk ; walk : 4. If he ...
... mind , and circumstances of action or existence . ] The action is very differently represented by using the same verb in different forms . Ex . 1. He walks ; Does he walk ? 2. He may walk ; may he walk ? 3. Do walk ; walk : 4. If he ...
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... mind . It is sometimes proper to use intransitive verbs in this form ; as , " I am musing . ' 99 In the present and imperfect tenses , of the indicative and subjunctive moods , we prefix the auxiliaries do and did , when we mean to ex ...
... mind . It is sometimes proper to use intransitive verbs in this form ; as , " I am musing . ' 99 In the present and imperfect tenses , of the indicative and subjunctive moods , we prefix the auxiliaries do and did , when we mean to ex ...
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... mind in any sort of suspense as to the meaning , ought to be carefully avoided . Obscu- rity arises from two causes ; either from a wrong choice of words , or a wrong arrangement of them . The relations of words , or members of a ...
... mind in any sort of suspense as to the meaning , ought to be carefully avoided . Obscu- rity arises from two causes ; either from a wrong choice of words , or a wrong arrangement of them . The relations of words , or members of a ...
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action or event action or existence adjective belongs adverb Auxiliaries common noun conjugation conjunctive pronoun connect words couldst derstood descriptive adjective distinc Etymology and Syntax Examples express action feminine Figures of Speech gender IMPERATIVE MOOD Imperfect indicative mood Infinitive Mood intransitive verb ject jective John's learner learning love the Truth MANASSEH ROBBINS masculine nominative noun or pronoun noun reward nouns and pronouns Nouns ending numbers belong objective case signifies Perfect Participle perfect sentence Perfect Tense person and number persons or things Pluperfect Tense plural by changing plural number Poss POTENTIAL MOOD prefixed preposition Present Tense principal verb pronominal adjec property or condition qualifies the verb rule Second Future Tense shouldst show the relation signifies the object singular number spoken SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD tence Tense represents Theism third person Thou mayst Thou mightst Thou wilt ticiple tion tive transitive verb must act walk wise