...is an assemblage of words, expressed in proper form, ranged in proper order, and concurring to make a complete sense. Sentences are of two kinds, simple and compound. A simple sentence has in it but one subject, ar.d one finite* verb ; as, " Life is short. J ' A compound sentence contains...

...PART III. SYNTAX. THE third part of grammar is SYNTAX, which shows the agreement and right disposition of words in a sentence. A sentence is an assemblage of words, expressed in proper form, ranged in proper order, and concurring to make a complete sense. Sentences...

...and established almost imperceptibly. PART III. SYNTAX. J. HE third part of grammar is SYNTAX, which treats of the agreement and construction of words...kinds, simple and compound. A simple sentence has in it but one subject, -and one finite* verb : as, " Life is short." A compound sentence contains two...

...present English tongue." •i«* PART III. • ..i SYWT4X. • THE third part of grammar is SYNTAX, which treats of the agreement and construction of words...kinds, simple and compound. A simple sentence has in it but one subject, and one finite* verb : as, " Life is short." A compound sentence contains two...

...adjectives : as, front -•* Use" comes " basely." SYNTAX. The third part of Grammar is SYNTAX, which •treats of the agreement and construction of words...an assemblage of words, forming a complete sense. Sentence? are of two kinds, SIMPIE and COMPOUKD. A simple sentence has in it but one subject, and »ne...

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...part of grammar is SYNTAX, which treats ef the agreement and construction of words in a sentence. j A sentence is an assemblage of words, forming a complete...- Sentences are of two kinds, simple and compound. .rA simple sentence has in it but one subject, and one finite* verb: as, " Life is short." * ( A compound...

...derived from adjectives; as, from batt comes -basely. SYNTAX. THE third part of Grammar is Syntax, which treats of the agreement and construction of words...kinds, simple and compound. A simple sentence has in it but one subject, and one finite verb; as," Life is short." A compound sentence consists of two...

...derived from adjectives ; as, from lose comes basely. SYNTAX: THE third part of Grammar is Syntax, which treats of the agreement and construction of words...sense. Sentences are of two kinds, simple and compound. \ simple sentence has in it but one subject, and one finite verb ; as, " Life is short." A compound...