Note 15 — Section 66. TENDER, TRUSTY, AND TRUE. VI.
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In subordinate clauses, the subject stands in most cases immediately after the conjunction or relative pronoun.
Return to Section 66. TENDER, TRUSTY, AND TRUE. VI.Return to Section 67. TENDER, TRUSTY, AND TRUE. VII.Return to Section 123. DR. GUTHRIE ON RAGGED SCHOOLS[1]. I.Return to Section 174. THE BATTLE OF KASSASSIN. II.Return to Section 187. THE FAVOURITE HARES[1]. I.Return to Section 231. AN ORATION ON THE POWER OF HABIT. III.Return to INDEX TO THE GRAMMATICAL RULES AND IDIOMATIC RENDERINGS.