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abridged clause accusative adverb adverbial clause antecedent colloquial speech comma common Compare compound conjunctions connection construction coördinate copula dash dative described desire expression feel felt finite verb force full clause gender genitive gerund governing noun idea Illustrate by examples imperative inflection inflectional preposition interrogative intransitive John large number limiting adjectives linking verbs literary language meaning modal auxiliaries modifies noun or pronoun objective predicate old simple older English originally parataxis passive form past indicative past participle past perfect past subjunctive past tense person or thing personal pronoun plural popular speech possessive adjective preceding predicate appositive predicate complement prepositional phrase present participle present perfect present tense principal proposition reciprocal pronoun reference relation relative clause relative pronoun sentence adverb sentences containing Shakespeare simple form singular sometimes stands stress subordinate clause superlative Syntax third person thou thought clear transitive verb word-order words Write three sentences
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