The District School
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When these elementary characters or letters are united into words and inscribed on paper, or any substance which receives their form, they are called a written language. Grammar, then, as a science, treats of the natural connexion between these words, and makes known the prin- ciples which are common to all languages. These principles, upon which the grammar of a language is founded, are not arbitrary or variable, but fixed and universal. They are formed from the natural, permanent phenomena of... the language in the same way that the principles of Natural Philosophy are formed from the phenomena of nature. The author DISTRICT SCHOOL.
193 of a grammar collects these facts and phenomena of a language, and from them forms the principles which make the science of the language.
The grammarian sees in every language several classes of words of the same nature ; to each class he gives a name. For instance, words which re- present things, or whatever we may form a notion of, he calls nouns. Another class he calls verbs, another adjectives, and he finally perceives in the English language and names nine classes of words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When these elementary characters or letters are united into words and inscribed on paper, or any substance which receives their form, they are called a written language. Grammar, then, as a science, treats of the natural connexion between these words, and makes known the prin- ciples which are common to all languages. These principles, upon which the grammar of a language is founded, are not arbitrary or variable, but fixed and universal. They are formed from the natural, permanent phenomena of... the language in the same way that the principles of Natural Philosophy are formed from the phenomena of nature. The author DISTRICT SCHOOL.
193 of a grammar collects these facts and phenomena of a language, and from them forms the principles which make the science of the language.
The grammarian sees in every language several classes of words of the same nature ; to each class he gives a name. For instance, words which re- present things, or whatever we may form a notion of, he calls nouns. Another class he calls verbs, another adjectives, and he finally perceives in the English language and names nine classes of words.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Orville Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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