A Higher English GrammarBoD – Books on Demand, 20. okt. 2023 - 240 strani Reprint of the original, first published in 1875. |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS THE ALPHABET | 1 |
Prepositions corresponding to the caseendings in the classical | 2 |
13 Vowel Scheme | 3 |
ETYMOLOGY THE SENTENCE | 4 |
Speech is made up of Sentences | 5 |
The Subject enlarged The ADJECTIVE | 6 |
The Predicate enlarged by the manner of the action The ADVERB | 7 |
Adverbial Phrases | 8 |
SEPARATION and EXCLUSIONWithout Save Except Be sides and Phrases | 62 |
THE CONJUNCTION 1 The Conjunction defined 63 2 Division of Conjunctions | 63 |
នង | 70 |
Gender distinguished by employing different words | 77 |
Cases in English | 83 |
The INTERROGATIVES | 89 |
Participle | 95 |
Shall and Will in Interrogative Sentences | 103 |
The Adverbial Phrase yields the PREPOSITION | 9 |
Two Sentences united by a connecting word The CONJUNC TION ib 11 The Subject or the Object given by a word of reference The PRONOUN ib... | 10 |
Classes of Nouns I PROPER SINGULAR MEANINGLESS | 11 |
Singular Objects with Significant Names | 13 |
CLASS Names are General and Significant | 14 |
MATERIAL Nouns | 15 |
ABSTRACT Nouns | 16 |
Abstract Nouns mostly derived from Adjectives ib 12 Other Abstract Nouns formed from Verbs | 17 |
General Rule Exceptions | 21 |
THE ADJECTIVE | 23 |
TheIts various meanings | 36 |
The parts to be analysed separately | 48 |
ib | 51 |
To Into Towards From 12 Place and directionOn Over Under Through Behind Be tween Among Upon Near Off Across Beyond Abaft Above Round... | 55 |
Since Till Until During Pending After | 60 |
By Through With and Phrases 15 ENDFor From and Phrases 16 REFERENCEOn Of About Touching Concerning and Phrases Phrases for Suppositi... | 61 |
Other parts of Speech used as Verbs | 108 |
DERIVATION | 120 |
Words recently introduced from the French | 127 |
Derivation of Adverbs | 142 |
Prefixes of classical origin | 143 |
SYNTAX | 148 |
The Adverbial Phrase | 154 |
CONCORD | 171 |
Concord of this and that | 177 |
VERB AND OBJECT | 181 |
PLACING OF PREPOSITIONS | 187 |
Repetition of Who and Which avoided | 193 |
In single words | 195 |
The PERIOD or FULL STOP | 203 |
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abstract nouns accent action Adverbial adjunct adverbial clause adverbial phrase affirmation Anglo-Saxon antecedent applied attribute called circumstance classical co-ordinating collective nouns common compound conjugation conjunction connected considered consonant construction dative demonstrative dependent clause derived distinct ellipsis employed English English Language examples expressed feminine force French gender gerund Grammar Greek Hence idiom implies incomplete predication indefinite indicate infinitive inflection instances interrogative intransitive language Latin masculine material noun meaning mode mood noun clause object old English original passive passive voice past tense peculiar perfect participle person plural possessive prefixes preposition proper qualifying reference relative pronouns Saxon Scotticism seen sense sentence Shakspeare signify singular small number sometimes speak speech spoken subjunctive Subjunctive Mood subordinate suffix suppose syllable things thou tion tive transitive verbs usage Verb of incomplete vowel vowel sounds whence words write