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THE WHOLE INTERSPERSED WITH A VARIETY OF FAMILIAR AND ENTERTAINING ILLUSTRATIONS , WELL ADAPTED TO IMPART A THOROUGH AND CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE SCIENCE . BY SAMUEL B. EMMONS . ' A knowledge of grammar is the foundation of all ...
THE WHOLE INTERSPERSED WITH A VARIETY OF FAMILIAR AND ENTERTAINING ILLUSTRATIONS , WELL ADAPTED TO IMPART A THOROUGH AND CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE SCIENCE . BY SAMUEL B. EMMONS . ' A knowledge of grammar is the foundation of all ...
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When the pronoun every is added to nouns , connected by a copulative conjunction , the verb must be in the singular number , referring to the whole separately and individually ; as , ' Every man , woman 36 ENGLISH GRAMMAR .
When the pronoun every is added to nouns , connected by a copulative conjunction , the verb must be in the singular number , referring to the whole separately and individually ; as , ' Every man , woman 36 ENGLISH GRAMMAR .
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The infinitive mode is often used as an antecedent to a relative ; as , ' We are required to fear God and keep his commandments , which is the whole duty of man . ' 2 6 : V The infinitive mode is often used after than and as , instead ...
The infinitive mode is often used as an antecedent to a relative ; as , ' We are required to fear God and keep his commandments , which is the whole duty of man . ' 2 6 : V The infinitive mode is often used after than and as , instead ...
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L. Which starts the cry of this is excellent from the whole amphitheatre . ' He said it in a playful mood , en badinant . ' F. He said it in a playful mood , in joking . ' He was conveyed to prison by the gens d'armes 92 ENGLISH GRAMMAR ...
L. Which starts the cry of this is excellent from the whole amphitheatre . ' He said it in a playful mood , en badinant . ' F. He said it in a playful mood , in joking . ' He was conveyed to prison by the gens d'armes 92 ENGLISH GRAMMAR ...
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F. He was holding forth to the edification of the whole assembly present , or , the whole together present . His views and his mind are toto cælo apart . ' L. His views and his mind are width of heaven apart .
F. He was holding forth to the edification of the whole assembly present , or , the whole together present . His views and his mind are toto cælo apart . ' L. His views and his mind are width of heaven apart .
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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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