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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 , but which is of the neuter kind . PROPER NOUNS . Proper , signifies peculiar , not common .
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 , but which is of the neuter kind . PROPER NOUNS . Proper , signifies peculiar , not common .
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When describing a horse , we say that he is gentle , kind , and handsome . Here gentle , kind , and handsome , are adjectives , expressing the qualities of the horse . Adjectives may always be distinguished , by their being the word ...
When describing a horse , we say that he is gentle , kind , and handsome . Here gentle , kind , and handsome , are adjectives , expressing the qualities of the horse . Adjectives may always be distinguished , by their being the word ...
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Thou , is mostly used by Friends or Quakers , but among other classes of people , the word you is used in addressing another ; as , ' You are very kind and obliging . ' He , is the third person masculine , or male person spoken of ...
Thou , is mostly used by Friends or Quakers , but among other classes of people , the word you is used in addressing another ; as , ' You are very kind and obliging . ' He , is the third person masculine , or male person spoken of ...
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6 Nouns of multitude should be represented by that ; as , ' The family that I boarded with were very kind . ' Sentences are often connected by relative pronouns ; as , ' All is not gold that shines . ' The word what , is called a ...
6 Nouns of multitude should be represented by that ; as , ' The family that I boarded with were very kind . ' Sentences are often connected by relative pronouns ; as , ' All is not gold that shines . ' The word what , is called a ...
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6 Of " Adverbs of quality are the most numerous kind . They are generally formed by adding ly to an adjective , or changing le to ly ; as , Like , likely , sincere , sincerely ; amiable , amiably ; admirable , admirably .
6 Of " Adverbs of quality are the most numerous kind . They are generally formed by adding ly to an adjective , or changing le to ly ; as , Like , likely , sincere , sincerely ; amiable , amiably ; admirable , admirably .
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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 | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 15. März 2008 |
| Länge | 160 Seiten |
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