An abridgment of Hiley's English grammar: together with appropriate exercisesSimpkin & Marshall, 1834 - 178 страница |
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... , " A good understanding ; " " William's having been attached to that party was the cause of his death . " Here understanding and having been attached are substantives . Of the Tenses . Tense is a term used to ETYMOLOGY . 39.
... , " A good understanding ; " " William's having been attached to that party was the cause of his death . " Here understanding and having been attached are substantives . Of the Tenses . Tense is a term used to ETYMOLOGY . 39.
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Richard Hiley. Of the Tenses . Tense is a term used to distinguish the time of a verb . Tenses are formed either by the variations which the simple verb undergoes , or by the combination of two or more words . There are six tenses ; the ...
Richard Hiley. Of the Tenses . Tense is a term used to distinguish the time of a verb . Tenses are formed either by the variations which the simple verb undergoes , or by the combination of two or more words . There are six tenses ; the ...
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... term adopted , not because the tense itself implies supposition or condition more than the other tenses , but because the term serves to distinguish it from the past tense . The suppositional tense signifies future time ; thus , " If he ...
... term adopted , not because the tense itself implies supposition or condition more than the other tenses , but because the term serves to distinguish it from the past tense . The suppositional tense signifies future time ; thus , " If he ...
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... terms " son of Zebedee , " and " brother of John , " refer to the same person , and therefore the article is omitted before the word brother . 66 3. In denoting comparison also , the article must be omitted before the latter of two ...
... terms " son of Zebedee , " and " brother of John , " refer to the same person , and therefore the article is omitted before the word brother . 66 3. In denoting comparison also , the article must be omitted before the latter of two ...
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... terms " more and most perfect ; " more and most universal ; " instead of " more and most excellent ; " " more and most extensive , " but this mode of expression ought not to be adopted , except , perhaps , in very strong and impassioned ...
... terms " more and most perfect ; " more and most universal ; " instead of " more and most excellent ; " " more and most extensive , " but this mode of expression ought not to be adopted , except , perhaps , in very strong and impassioned ...
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accent action or event active transitive verb adjectives adverb affirmation agree amiable Antistrophe apostrophe auxiliaries Cæsar colon comma common substantive compound Conjugate conjunction consonant denote derived diphthong distinguish divided English Exercises adapted Explain expressed or understood FUTURE PERFECT FUTURE PERFECT TENSE governed Grammar hadst happy hath heart honour Imperative Mood implied improve Indicative Mood infinitive mood inserted Interjection Interrogation language letter Lord loved masculine means Mention nominative Notes under Rule object observed omitted Parsing passion PAST PERFECT TENSE past tense PERF perfect participle personal pronoun phrase plural number possessive Potential Mood preceding prefixed preposition PRESENT PERFECT TENSE PRESENT TENSE Promiscuous Exercises proper pupil Repeat the rule semicolon sense shalt or wilt shouldst signifies singular number Singular.-1 sometimes sound speech Subjunctive Mood syllable teach thing third person Thou hast Thou mightst Thou shalt Trochee verse virtue vowel words wouldst Write
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