Anglo-Saxon Grammar and Exercise BookPART II. ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX.Reading editionChapter navigation30 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterANGLO-SAXON GRAMMAR AND EXERCISE BOOKOLD ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND EXERCISE BOOK.PART I. INTRODUCTION.Chapter I · History.Chapter II · Sounds.Chapter III · Inflections.Chapter IV · Order of Words.Chapter V · Practical Suggestions.PART II. ETYMOLOGY AND SYNTAX.Chapter VIChapter VIIChapter VIII · The ō-Declension.Chapter IX · The i-Declension and the u-Declension.Chapter X · Present Indicative Endings of Strong Verbs.Chapter XI · The Consonant Declensions of Nouns.Chapter XIIChapter XIII · Pronouns.Chapter XIV · Adjectives, Strong and Weak.Chapter XV · Numerals.Chapter XVI · Adverbs, Prepositions, and Conjunctions.Chapter XVII · Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs.Chapter XVIII · Strong Verbs: Class I. (See § 17.)Chapter XIX · Strong Verbs: Classes II and III.Chapter XX · Strong Verbs: Classes IV, V, VI, and VII. Contract Verbs.Chapter XXI · Weak Verbs (§ 18).Chapter XXIIPART III. SELECTIONS FOR READING.POETRY. INTRODUCTORY.SELECTIONS FOR READING.Previous chapter ←Part 1 — Chapter V · Practical Suggestions.Next chapter →Part 2 — Chapter VIAll chapters and sections (30)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsANGLO-SAXON GRAMMAR AND EXERCISE BOOKOLD ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND EXERCISE BOOK.Parts1Part 1 · Chapters12345Parts2Part 2 · Chapters678910111213141516171819202122Parts3Part 3 · Other sectionsPOETRY. INTRODUCTORY.SELECTIONS FOR READING.--------The Strong or Vowel Declensions of Nouns. The a-Declension.----← CHAPTER V. Practical Suggestions.CHAPTER VI. →
