Index.

Bisaya Alphabet

First Lesson—Of the article

Second Lesson—Of the Noun

Third Lessen—Of the Cardinal Numbers Ordinal Numbers Partitive and distributive Numbers and Vicenal numbers

Fourth Lesson—Of the Pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns Possessive Pronouns Relative Pronouns

Fifth Lesson—Of the Adjective

Sixth Lesson—Diminutive Adjectives Degrees of Comparison

Seventh Lesson—Unitive Particles

Eighth Lesson—The Verb

Ninth Lesson—Of the verb To be The verb To have

Tenth Lesson—The adjective Verbs

Eleventh Lesson—Of the Passives

Twelfth Lesson—Some rules upon the Passives

Thirteenth Lesson—Of the Particles

Fourteenth Lesson—Of the Imperative and Impersonal Present Participles or Gerunds

Fifteenth Lesson—Infinitive Sentences

Sixteenth Lesson—Of the particles Pa and Iga

Seventeenth Lesson—Of the Particle Nagapa

Eighteenth Lesson—Of the Particle Nagapaca

Nineteenth Lesson—Of the Particle Naca

Twentieth Lesson—Of the particle Naca causal

Twenty first Lesson—Of the Particles Mi and Na

Twenty second Lesson—Of the particles Nanag and Nan

Twenty third Lesson—Of the particles Naquig—Naqui

Twenty fourth Lesson—Of the particles Naha, Nahi, Napa, Nasig, Nasighi, Nangi, Nanhi, Nanig, Nanum, Nani

Twenty fifth Lesson—Impersonal Verbs

Twenty sixth Lesson—Defective Verbs

Twenty seventh Lesson—Practical Sentences

Twenty eighth Lesson—Practical Sentences

Key to the Exercises

Table of the Particles and their Passives