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The following are compound adjectives : God - like , heaven - born , self - existent , bold - faced , blood - thirsty , sea- green , dark - red . We live in New - England . ' Here New - England is a compound proper noun .
The following are compound adjectives : God - like , heaven - born , self - existent , bold - faced , blood - thirsty , sea- green , dark - red . We live in New - England . ' Here New - England is a compound proper noun .
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The Compound Personal Pronouns are formed by adding self in the singular , and selves in the plural , to the personal or possessive adjective pronouns ; and are thus declined : Plural . Singular . Myself . Ourselves .
The Compound Personal Pronouns are formed by adding self in the singular , and selves in the plural , to the personal or possessive adjective pronouns ; and are thus declined : Plural . Singular . Myself . Ourselves .
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The word what , is called a compound relative pro- noun , including both the antecedent and the relative , and is equivalent to that which . The sentence , ' Give me what I want , ' has the same meaning as , ' Give me that which I want ...
The word what , is called a compound relative pro- noun , including both the antecedent and the relative , and is equivalent to that which . The sentence , ' Give me what I want , ' has the same meaning as , ' Give me that which I want ...
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An active intransitive verb , by the addition of a preposition , may become a compound active transitive verb . To smile , is an active intransitive verb ; it can- not , therefore , be followed by an objective case , nor be construed as ...
An active intransitive verb , by the addition of a preposition , may become a compound active transitive verb . To smile , is an active intransitive verb ; it can- not , therefore , be followed by an objective case , nor be construed as ...
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Compound Perfect . Having had . " Conjugation of the irregular neuter verb , be . Singular . 1 I am 2 Thou art 3 He , she , or it , is Singular . 1 I was 2 Thou wast 3 He was Singular . 1 I have been 2 Thou hast been 3 He hath or has ...
Compound Perfect . Having had . " Conjugation of the irregular neuter verb , be . Singular . 1 I am 2 Thou art 3 He , she , or it , is Singular . 1 I was 2 Thou wast 3 He was Singular . 1 I have been 2 Thou hast been 3 He hath or has ...
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| Titel | The Grammatical Instructer; Containing an Exposition of All the Essential Rules of English Grammar, Etc |
| Autor/in | Samuel B. EMMONS |
| Verlag | Waitt & Dow, 1832 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 13. Nov. 2014 |
| Länge | 160 Seiten |
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