A Grammar of the English Language: Together with an Exposition of the Analysis of Sentences

abstract action adjective-sentence adverb adverbial sentence affirmation affixes Analysis apposition Attrib attribute Auxiliaries Cæsar called classified co-ordinate sentences common noun CONDITIONAL MOOD CONJUGATION connect connexion consonant Copulative dative degree derivatives are formed distinct element employ England English language equivalent expanded express Extension gender Grammar Greek idea INDICATIVE MOOD indirect object infinitive mood inflexions Interjection Interrogative intransitive joined kind Latin adjectives Latin words letters loved meaning modifying names neuter notions noun-sentence numeral adjectives original roots participial form participial phrase participle Passive Voice Past Tense person or thing personal pronoun Plural possessive predicate prefixes prepositional phrase Present Tense primary derivatives principal verb quantity relative pronoun Saxon origin secondary derivatives sent simple Singular sometimes speech subjunctive mood subordinate sentence Sudden syllable Table tences termed THOMAS CONSTABLE Thou tion tive transitive verb uniform sound united sentences vowel wisdom wise