Abridgment of English Grammar: Comprehending the Principles And Rules of the Language ...
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Amon^ the sons of strife, aU is loud and tempestuous.
CHAP. II.
EXERCISES IN PARSIN6, AS rT RESPECTS BOTH ETT-' MOLOGY AND SYNTAX.
SECT. I.
Syntactical Parsing Table.
Article, Why is it the definite article '/ Why the indefinite ?
Why omitted ? Why repeated ?
Substantive, Why is it in the possessive case ?
Why in the objective case ?
Why in apposition ?
Why is the apostrophic s omitted ?
Adjective, What is its substantive ?
Why in the singular, why in the plural number.
EXERCISES IN PAESIN6.
79... Why in the comparative degree, &c.? • - .
Why placed M^er its substantive-?
Why omitted ? Why repeated ?
Pronoun, What is its antecedent ?
Why is it in the singular, why in the plural number ?
Why of the masculine, why of the feminine, why of the neuter gender ?
Why of the first, of the second, or of the third person ?
Why is it the nominative case?
Why the possessive ? Why the ob- jective ?
Wliy omitted ? Why repeated ?
P'erb. What is its nominative case ?
What case does it govern ?
Why is it in the singular ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amon^ the sons of strife, aU is loud and tempestuous.
CHAP. II.
EXERCISES IN PARSIN6, AS rT RESPECTS BOTH ETT-' MOLOGY AND SYNTAX.
SECT. I.
Syntactical Parsing Table.
Article, Why is it the definite article '/ Why the indefinite ?
Why omitted ? Why repeated ?
Substantive, Why is it in the possessive case ?
Why in the objective case ?
Why in apposition ?
Why is the apostrophic s omitted ?
Adjective, What is its substantive ?
Why in the singular, why in the plural number.
EXERCISES IN PAESIN6.
79... Why in the comparative degree, &c.? • - .
Why placed M^er its substantive-?
Why omitted ? Why repeated ?
Pronoun, What is its antecedent ?
Why is it in the singular, why in the plural number ?
Why of the masculine, why of the feminine, why of the neuter gender ?
Why of the first, of the second, or of the third person ?
Why is it the nominative case?
Why the possessive ? Why the ob- jective ?
Wliy omitted ? Why repeated ?
P'erb. What is its nominative case ?
What case does it govern ?
Why is it in the singular ?
What to read after Abridgment of English Grammar: Comprehending the Principles And Rules of the Language ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray, Lindley, 1745-1826 to read onlineMoreLess
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