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English Grammar in Familiar Lectures

CONTENTS.

Reading edition

Address to the learner

A, an, one: i, ii

And

Adjectives: i, ii

Adverbs

Agreement of words

Anomalies

Articles

Because

But, than, as: i, ii, iii

Case

Nominative: i, ii Possessive Objective: i, ii Nominative case independent: i, ii, iii, iv Nominative case absolute: i, ii Apposition of cases: i, ii Nominative and objective after the verb to be Active, passive, and neuter nominatives

Conjunctions

Conjugation of regular verbs

Derivation (all the philosophical notes treat of derivation): i, ii, iii

Etymology

Exercises in false syntax

In punctuation

Figures of speech

Gender

Government

Grammar, general division of

Philosophical

Have: i, ii

Idioms

Interjections

It

If

Key to the exercises

Letters, sounds of

Like

Manner of meaning of words: i, ii

Moods Signs of Subjunctive: i, ii, iii

Nouns

Gender of Person of Number of Case of: i, ii

Orthography: i, ii

Rules of

Parsing

Participles

Poetry transposed

Prepositions

Pronouns

Personal Compound personal Adjective Relative

Pronunciation

Prosody

Provincialisms

Punctuation

Rhetoric

Rules of syntax

Sentences, definitions of simple and compound

Transposition of: i, ii

Standard of grammatical accuracy: i, ii

Syntax

To

Tenses: i, ii

Signs of the

The: i, ii

That: i, ii

Terminations: i, ii, iii, iv, v

Verbs: i, ii

Active-transitive: i, ii Active-intransitive Passive Neuter Defective Auxiliary: i, ii Regular Irregular Compound: i, ii

Versification

Worth: i, ii

What, which, who: i, ii, iii

You

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