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These are correct ; both nouns do not refer to the same thing . Harbor is one thing , and Boston is another . Queen is one thing , and Sheba another . ' King Solomon . ' Here both words refer to the same thing ; but ' King of Solomon ...
These are correct ; both nouns do not refer to the same thing . Harbor is one thing , and Boston is another . Queen is one thing , and Sheba another . ' King Solomon . ' Here both words refer to the same thing ; but ' King of Solomon ...
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6 The adjective such is proper to be used , when we refer to the nature or species of a thing ; as , ' Such a temper I never knew . ' But when degree is signified , with an adjective added , the adverb so must be used ; as , ' So bad a ...
6 The adjective such is proper to be used , when we refer to the nature or species of a thing ; as , ' Such a temper I never knew . ' But when degree is signified , with an adjective added , the adverb so must be used ; as , ' So bad a ...
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They always refer to some preceding noun or sentence , which on this account is called the antecedent ; as , ' The Captain who commands the infantry , is an accomplished officer . ' In this sentence , Captain is the antecedent , and who ...
They always refer to some preceding noun or sentence , which on this account is called the antecedent ; as , ' The Captain who commands the infantry , is an accomplished officer . ' In this sentence , Captain is the antecedent , and who ...
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... when both words refer to the same thing ; as , ' I took her to be Mary . ' A neuter verb standing between two nominative cases , one in the singular , and the other in the plural number , must agree in number and person with the ...
... when both words refer to the same thing ; as , ' I took her to be Mary . ' A neuter verb standing between two nominative cases , one in the singular , and the other in the plural number , must agree in number and person with the ...
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Here is used you because of the nominative thou Two or more nouns , or pronouns , ( except such as refer to the same person or thing ) in the singular num → ber , connected by a copulative conjunction , expressed or understood ...
Here is used you because of the nominative thou Two or more nouns , or pronouns , ( except such as refer to the same person or thing ) in the singular num → ber , connected by a copulative conjunction , expressed or understood ...
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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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