Studies in English Syntax
Studies in English Syntax
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It is a use of the participle that cannot be grouped under any class of subordinate clause. It may be called the " successive " participle, because, as in the case of graduating and meeting, it connotes action that succeeds in time the action of the preceding verb.
It has nothing to do with the appositive participle, but doubtless grew out of the dative absolute construc- tion. It differs, however, from the dative absolute and the more modern nominative absolute in that, though OF THE SHORT CIR...CUIT IN ENGLISH SYNTAX 59 preserving the form of the latter, it has shaken off the adverbial function and denotes neither time, manner, cause, condition, nor concession.
III. Application to Bible. Conclusion In conclusion, with the principle of. the short circuit in mind, let us glance at the style of the English Bible.
Critics have found in the vocabulary of the Bible, in the preference for short Saxon words, the distinctive mark of Bible style. The position is not well taken. The distinctive note in the English of the Bible is not so much lexical as syntactical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a use of the participle that cannot be grouped under any class of subordinate clause. It may be called the " successive " participle, because, as in the case of graduating and meeting, it connotes action that succeeds in time the action of the preceding verb.
It has nothing to do with the appositive participle, but doubtless grew out of the dative absolute construc- tion. It differs, however, from the dative absolute and the more modern nominative absolute in that, though OF THE SHORT CIR...CUIT IN ENGLISH SYNTAX 59 preserving the form of the latter, it has shaken off the adverbial function and denotes neither time, manner, cause, condition, nor concession.
III. Application to Bible. Conclusion In conclusion, with the principle of. the short circuit in mind, let us glance at the style of the English Bible.
Critics have found in the vocabulary of the Bible, in the preference for short Saxon words, the distinctive mark of Bible style. The position is not well taken. The distinctive note in the English of the Bible is not so much lexical as syntactical.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Alphonso Charles Alphonso Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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