Weld's English Grammar: Illustrated By Exercises in Composition, Analyzing And Parsing
Weld's English Grammar: Illustrated By Exercises in Composition, Analyzing And Parsing
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EXAMPIiES TO BE ANALYZED AND PABSED.
Model.
SxiTTEircE. Have yon received the letter ? « Analtzs. You is the sutnect^ Sd person. Have received, %$ tla frttkoale.
Have received the letter, is the modified predicate.
Parse. You is a Personal Pronoun, 2d person, of the plural form, the sub- ject of have received. RtUe, Have received.VB a regular transitive verb, Indicative m^e, Perfect tenfe^ 2d person, singular, and agrees with you, its subject. jRtilc.
JLetier is thie object of have received.
An...alyze and J'arse.
Haire you rea4 the book ?
Did you hear the voice?
Shall we walk in the garden?
Can he recover his health ?
Will he meet his friend ?
• Can love be bought with gold?
Can gold gain friendship ?
§ 84 NEGATIVE FORM, 1. A verb is conjugated in the negative fonn, by employing the adverbs not or tuver* EXAMPLES.
I do not believe. I see not I shall not remain. I can not go.
•Interrogations in grave or emphatic style frequently omit the auxiliary do; as, '' Believeat thou this V^ " Know ye not V ' ^ IIG BNGUSII GltAMMAR $ 85.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EXAMPIiES TO BE ANALYZED AND PABSED.
Model.
SxiTTEircE. Have yon received the letter ? « Analtzs. You is the sutnect^ Sd person. Have received, %$ tla frttkoale.
Have received the letter, is the modified predicate.
Parse. You is a Personal Pronoun, 2d person, of the plural form, the sub- ject of have received. RtUe, Have received.VB a regular transitive verb, Indicative m^e, Perfect tenfe^ 2d person, singular, and agrees with you, its subject. jRtilc.
JLetier is thie object of have received.
An...alyze and J'arse.
Haire you rea4 the book ?
Did you hear the voice?
Shall we walk in the garden?
Can he recover his health ?
Will he meet his friend ?
• Can love be bought with gold?
Can gold gain friendship ?
§ 84 NEGATIVE FORM, 1. A verb is conjugated in the negative fonn, by employing the adverbs not or tuver* EXAMPLES.
I do not believe. I see not I shall not remain. I can not go.
•Interrogations in grave or emphatic style frequently omit the auxiliary do; as, '' Believeat thou this V^ " Know ye not V ' ^ IIG BNGUSII GltAMMAR $ 85.
What to read after Weld's English Grammar: Illustrated By Exercises in Composition, Analyzing And Parsing?
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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