An English Grammar 0 6
An English Grammar 0 6
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, might beconsidered as adverbs modifying the article.
[Sidenote: _With_ few _or_ little. ] 196. The adjectives _few_ and _little_ have the negative meaning of_not much_, _not many_, without the article; but when _a_ is putbefore them, they have the positive meaning of _some_. Notice thecontrast in the following sentences:-- Of the country beyond the Mississippi _little_ more was known than of the heart of Africa. --MCMASTER To both must I of necessity cling, supported always by the hope that w...hen _a little_ time, _a few_ years, shall have tried me more fully in their esteem, I may be able to bring them together. --_Keats's Letters_.
_Few_ of the great characters of history have been so differently judged as Alexander. --SMITH, _History of Greece_ [Sidenote: _With adjectives, changed to nouns_. ] 197. When _the_ is used before adjectives with no substantivefollowing (Sec. 181 and note), these words are adjectives used asnouns, or pure nouns; but when _an_ or _a_ precedes such words, theyare always nouns, having the regular use and inflections of nouns; forexample, -- Such are the words _a brave_ should use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, might beconsidered as adverbs modifying the article.
[Sidenote: _With_ few _or_ little. ] 196. The adjectives _few_ and _little_ have the negative meaning of_not much_, _not many_, without the article; but when _a_ is putbefore them, they have the positive meaning of _some_. Notice thecontrast in the following sentences:-- Of the country beyond the Mississippi _little_ more was known than of the heart of Africa. --MCMASTER To both must I of necessity cling, supported always by the hope that w...hen _a little_ time, _a few_ years, shall have tried me more fully in their esteem, I may be able to bring them together. --_Keats's Letters_.
_Few_ of the great characters of history have been so differently judged as Alexander. --SMITH, _History of Greece_ [Sidenote: _With adjectives, changed to nouns_. ] 197. When _the_ is used before adjectives with no substantivefollowing (Sec. 181 and note), these words are adjectives used asnouns, or pure nouns; but when _an_ or _a_ precedes such words, theyare always nouns, having the regular use and inflections of nouns; forexample, -- Such are the words _a brave_ should use.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W M Baskervill And J W Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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