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Virtue is feminine from its beauty , and its being the object of love . Fortune and the church , are generally put in the feminine gender . It sometimes happens that the same noun is either masculine or feminine , The words , parent ...
Virtue is feminine from its beauty , and its being the object of love . Fortune and the church , are generally put in the feminine gender . It sometimes happens that the same noun is either masculine or feminine , The words , parent ...
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There are five personal pronouns , namely , I , Thou , He , She , and It . I , is the first person singular , and is used when one speaks of himself , as , ' I love her , I am tired , I do not love it . ' Thou , is the second person ...
There are five personal pronouns , namely , I , Thou , He , She , and It . I , is the first person singular , and is used when one speaks of himself , as , ' I love her , I am tired , I do not love it . ' Thou , is the second person ...
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For example : ' I hate such people as love idleness . Such actions as you speak of , are very degrading . ' As , however , is never used in the nature of a rela . tive , except after the pronoun such , and the adjectives much and many .
For example : ' I hate such people as love idleness . Such actions as you speak of , are very degrading . ' As , however , is never used in the nature of a rela . tive , except after the pronoun such , and the adjectives much and many .
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One is apt to love one's self . ' This word is often used , by good writers , in the plural number ; as , ' The great ones of the world . My wife and the little ones are in good health . ' The plural , others , is only used when apart ...
One is apt to love one's self . ' This word is often used , by good writers , in the plural number ; as , ' The great ones of the world . My wife and the little ones are in good health . ' The plural , others , is only used when apart ...
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Passive verbs express the receiving , or suffering , the action of the agent or actor ; as , am loved , is esteemed , art admired . A passive verb always implies an agent and an object to be acted upon , and the object is always placed ...
Passive verbs express the receiving , or suffering , the action of the agent or actor ; as , am loved , is esteemed , art admired . A passive verb always implies an agent and an object to be acted upon , and the object is always placed ...
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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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