The Modern English Verb-adverb Combination, Томови 1-2The University, 1920 - 51 страница |
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... Plays of Thomas Dekker . pp . 387-473 . 1904 . Recent Literature Cited Bible - Revised Version of 1882 . Four Years - J . W. Gerard : My Four Years in Germany . 1917 . H. Finn S. Clemens ( Mark Twain ) : Huckleberry Finn . 1884 . Iron ...
... Plays of Thomas Dekker . pp . 387-473 . 1904 . Recent Literature Cited Bible - Revised Version of 1882 . Four Years - J . W. Gerard : My Four Years in Germany . 1917 . H. Finn S. Clemens ( Mark Twain ) : Huckleberry Finn . 1884 . Iron ...
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... plays in the development of the verb - adverb combination becomes much less , and other factors much more important . 2. There can be no question , as others , notably Professor Curme , have shown , that the tendency to stress an ...
... plays in the development of the verb - adverb combination becomes much less , and other factors much more important . 2. There can be no question , as others , notably Professor Curme , have shown , that the tendency to stress an ...
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... plays practically no part . But in the next century in the literature of the more especially , the Romanic compound verb is more frequen either the older native compound or the newer combination . of Mandeville's Travels I find eleven ...
... plays practically no part . But in the next century in the literature of the more especially , the Romanic compound verb is more frequen either the older native compound or the newer combination . of Mandeville's Travels I find eleven ...
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... play of the Conversion of St. Paul the native compound occurs twenty - two times , the Romanic sixty - two , and the combination only fifteen times . Most of the combinations occur in the stage directions or else in the scurrilous ...
... play of the Conversion of St. Paul the native compound occurs twenty - two times , the Romanic sixty - two , and the combination only fifteen times . Most of the combinations occur in the stage directions or else in the scurrilous ...
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... play of the Conversion of St. Paul , Seruus says to his fellow of the stables , " Come of a - pase " ( line 86 ) , the original literal use of the phrase is scarcely to be conjectured . And when , a little over a century later , in the ...
... play of the Conversion of St. Paul , Seruus says to his fellow of the stables , " Come of a - pase " ( line 86 ) , the original literal use of the phrase is scarcely to be conjectured . And when , a little over a century later , in the ...
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adverb All's answer APOLLONIUS OF TYANA Apollonius replied Beat Beatrice Benedick blood Bora Caes Claud Claudio Coriolanus Damis says death Domitian Don Pedro doth emperor English Euphrates eyes Falstaff Folio fool Frequent Friar Furness Gent give gods Greek Gymnosophists hand hath hear heart Hero honor Iarchas Indians Ionia John king lady Lear Leon Leonato lonius look lord marry Master Master constable meaning Meas Menippus Merch Mids never noun Once elsewhere parallel particle passage philosopher Phraotes phrase play pray Prince Pythagoras quibble RA TY Rosalind Sages satrap seems sense SERIES LANGUAGE Shakespeare Shrew Signior Sonn speak speech STANFORD UNIVERSITY sweet tell Temp temple thee Thespesio things thou thought tongue Troil Twel Twice elsewhere TY ES RD Various instances verb verb-adverb combination wear Wint word Zeus
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