The Grammatical Instructer; Containing an Exposition of All the Essential Rules of English Grammar, Etc |
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... that a student , wishing for any information not directly given under the proper head , must search a long time before he can obtain it ; and perhaps , search in vain ; for what is contained in one grammar may not be found in all .
... that a student , wishing for any information not directly given under the proper head , must search a long time before he can obtain it ; and perhaps , search in vain ; for what is contained in one grammar may not be found in all .
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The subject of orthography is not introduced ; be- . cause , in our common schools every child is taught the nature and powers of letters , and the proper method of spelling words , from the spelling book . Prosody is likewise omitted ...
The subject of orthography is not introduced ; be- . cause , in our common schools every child is taught the nature and powers of letters , and the proper method of spelling words , from the spelling book . Prosody is likewise omitted ...
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There is the proper noun , and the common noun . There is the singular noun , and the plural noun . There is the noun of the male kind , and noun of the female kind . And , there is a description of noun neither male nor female ...
There is the proper noun , and the common noun . There is the singular noun , and the plural noun . There is the noun of the male kind , and noun of the female kind . And , there is a description of noun neither male nor female ...
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We can say , ' Virtue's reward , ' and The reward of virtue ; ' but , though it is proper to say , ' A crown of gold , ' we can- not convert the expression into the possessive case , and say , ' Gold's crown .
We can say , ' Virtue's reward , ' and The reward of virtue ; ' but , though it is proper to say , ' A crown of gold , ' we can- not convert the expression into the possessive case , and say , ' Gold's crown .
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It There are some adjectives that are always in the su- perlative degree ; as , right , supreme , eternal , infinite , everlasting , immortal , extreme , perfect , universal . would not be proper to say , more or most right , more or ...
It There are some adjectives that are always in the su- perlative degree ; as , right , supreme , eternal , infinite , everlasting , immortal , extreme , perfect , universal . would not be proper to say , more or most right , more or ...
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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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