The Elements of English GrammarUniversity Press, 1897 - 288 Seiten |
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... mood , or a noun - clause . Thus we may say Error ( Noun ) It ( Pronoun ) To err ( Infinitive ) That one should err ( Noun - clause ) is human . When we make an assertion about a thing , we are said in grammatical language to predicate ...
... mood , or a noun - clause . Thus we may say Error ( Noun ) It ( Pronoun ) To err ( Infinitive ) That one should err ( Noun - clause ) is human . When we make an assertion about a thing , we are said in grammatical language to predicate ...
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... mood . To say ' He is , ' ' They can , ' ' We became , ' ' You will , ' ' She seems , ' is meaningless until we add some word to complete the sense . Thus we give significance to these eve incomplete assertions , if we say ' He is 132 ...
... mood . To say ' He is , ' ' They can , ' ' We became , ' ' You will , ' ' She seems , ' is meaningless until we add some word to complete the sense . Thus we give significance to these eve incomplete assertions , if we say ' He is 132 ...
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... Mood , Tense , Number , Person . As inflexions have almost entirely disappeared from English verbs , we have recourse to auxiliary verbs and pronouns to express these differences . Amaverimus , ama- bimur are inflexions of the Latin ...
... Mood , Tense , Number , Person . As inflexions have almost entirely disappeared from English verbs , we have recourse to auxiliary verbs and pronouns to express these differences . Amaverimus , ama- bimur are inflexions of the Latin ...
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... Mood . The Moods , or changes of form assumed by a verb to show the different ways in which the action is thought of , are four in number : ( i ) The Indicative Mood contains the forms used ( 1 ) to make statements of fact , ( 2 ) to ...
... Mood . The Moods , or changes of form assumed by a verb to show the different ways in which the action is thought of , are four in number : ( i ) The Indicative Mood contains the forms used ( 1 ) to make statements of fact , ( 2 ) to ...
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... Mood contains the form used to give commands . ( iii ) The Subjunctive Mood contains the forms used to represent actions or states conceived as possible or contingent , but not asserted as facts . ( iv ) The Infinitive Mood is the form ...
... Mood contains the form used to give commands . ( iii ) The Subjunctive Mood contains the forms used to represent actions or states conceived as possible or contingent , but not asserted as facts . ( iv ) The Infinitive Mood is the form ...
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