The Use of Words the Accidence of Grammar As It Explains the Parts of Speech
The Use of Words the Accidence of Grammar As It Explains the Parts of Speech
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Some qualities, or modes cannot be intensified, and thus, some Adjectives cannot be remodelled by Degrees of Comparison. I. Such as express by the Positive a supreme significance : as, " chief. " II. Such as define a Substantive by de- scribing the thing of which it is made, that is, its material substance: as, " wooden. " III. Such as are derived from Proper names : as, " French, " " English. " 32 THE USE OF WORDS 10. There are two Adjectives which have no Positive Degree, only a Comparative a...nd Super- lative : "former, first 11 ; "latter, last" (though " late " in Grammar, not in the meaning of ordinary Speech, is the real Positive Degree of "later. " SECTION IV LESSON III THE PRONOUNS 1. PRONOUNS are words which have no distinct meaning of their own. They do not describe ; their office is to supply the place of true de- scriptive Nouns, and thus prevent the too fre- quent repetition of the same word. 2. The Pronoun, as it has no real meaning, is not the symbol of a real thing that exists.
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Some qualities, or modes cannot be intensified, and thus, some Adjectives cannot be remodelled by Degrees of Comparison. I. Such as express by the Positive a supreme significance : as, " chief. " II. Such as define a Substantive by de- scribing the thing of which it is made, that is, its material substance: as, " wooden. " III. Such as are derived from Proper names : as, " French, " " English. " 32 THE USE OF WORDS 10. There are two Adjectives which have no Positive Degree, only a Comparative a...nd Super- lative : "former, first 11 ; "latter, last" (though " late " in Grammar, not in the meaning of ordinary Speech, is the real Positive Degree of "later. " SECTION IV LESSON III THE PRONOUNS 1. PRONOUNS are words which have no distinct meaning of their own. They do not describe ; their office is to supply the place of true de- scriptive Nouns, and thus prevent the too fre- quent repetition of the same word. 2. The Pronoun, as it has no real meaning, is not the symbol of a real thing that exists.
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