Weld's English Grammar
Weld's English Grammar
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Ourselves. Yourselves. Themselves.
NoTE.--&^, (plural seWe*) ii used alone, as a noun. When piefiied to other words it makes a part of a compound adjective] as, Se^-con^hunl, WHAT.
2. What is called a compound pronoun, because it has the meaning of that wMchy these which, or those which.* EXAMPLES.
I heard what you said ; that is (hose things uMA you said; I know what will please you; that is, tte things whidi will please you. ^ Model of parsing what.
Sewteitci. I have heard what has been alleg...ed.
ma/ is a compound relative, and is used in the sense of that wMehi -^ • J' *° ® objective case^ and is the object of heard. VMUdi is in the nominative case, and is the subject of has been alleged. '»«» " m »• Pane what in the following sentences.
I have done what you commanded.
You will know uihal I have said.
What you have said is true.
They are informed of what you did on the last nijrhL They know what is right Bekark 1. What is sometimes an adjective.
EXAMPLES FOR PARSING.
In what character he appeared is unknown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ourselves. Yourselves. Themselves.
NoTE.--&^, (plural seWe*) ii used alone, as a noun. When piefiied to other words it makes a part of a compound adjective] as, Se^-con^hunl, WHAT.
2. What is called a compound pronoun, because it has the meaning of that wMchy these which, or those which.* EXAMPLES.
I heard what you said ; that is (hose things uMA you said; I know what will please you; that is, tte things whidi will please you. ^ Model of parsing what.
Sewteitci. I have heard what has been alleg...ed.
ma/ is a compound relative, and is used in the sense of that wMehi -^ • J' *° ® objective case^ and is the object of heard. VMUdi is in the nominative case, and is the subject of has been alleged. '»«» " m »• Pane what in the following sentences.
I have done what you commanded.
You will know uihal I have said.
What you have said is true.
They are informed of what you did on the last nijrhL They know what is right Bekark 1. What is sometimes an adjective.
EXAMPLES FOR PARSING.
In what character he appeared is unknown.
What to read after Weld's English Grammar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Hayden Weld to read onlineMoreLess
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