A Latin Grammar
A Latin Grammar
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The second class requires no rules except as to mood (484).
S. The form of the question is often used to imply a nei^tive opinion on the part of the speaker Digitized by LjOOQ IC 228 INTERROOATIYB 8BNTXNCV8.
Quid interMt inter pexjftmm et menofieem 1 Cio. What is tk$ digerm» Utmetn apttjftrtdfMtnandaliarf All qaestions of thii kind are called Rhetorical.
453. Interrogative sentences are divided into simple and compound (disjunctive). Am If (simple) ; Am /, or am I not f (disjunctive).
Rem ABK.—... ^trlGtly speaking, only the simple interrogatiye sentence belongb to thla sa.iion ; bat for the sake of completeness, the whole sabject will be treated here.
454. Interrogative sentences are further divided into direct and indirect^ or independent and dependent. Am If (direct) ; He asks whether I am (indirect).
DIRECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS.
455. Direct simple questions sometimes have no interrogative sign. Such questions are chiefly passionate in their character, and serve to express Astonishment, Blame, Disgust InfiUz est Fabricius quod rus saum fodit?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second class requires no rules except as to mood (484).
S. The form of the question is often used to imply a nei^tive opinion on the part of the speaker Digitized by LjOOQ IC 228 INTERROOATIYB 8BNTXNCV8.
Quid interMt inter pexjftmm et menofieem 1 Cio. What is tk$ digerm» Utmetn apttjftrtdfMtnandaliarf All qaestions of thii kind are called Rhetorical.
453. Interrogative sentences are divided into simple and compound (disjunctive). Am If (simple) ; Am /, or am I not f (disjunctive).
Rem ABK.—... ^trlGtly speaking, only the simple interrogatiye sentence belongb to thla sa.iion ; bat for the sake of completeness, the whole sabject will be treated here.
454. Interrogative sentences are further divided into direct and indirect^ or independent and dependent. Am If (direct) ; He asks whether I am (indirect).
DIRECT SIMPLE QUESTIONS.
455. Direct simple questions sometimes have no interrogative sign. Such questions are chiefly passionate in their character, and serve to express Astonishment, Blame, Disgust InfiUz est Fabricius quod rus saum fodit?
What to read after A Latin Grammar?
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