Lessons in the Shanghai Dialect
F. L. Hawks (Francis Lister Hawks) Pott
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE3. THE REVISED EDITION4. NEW EDITION5. DESCRIPTION OF THE SHANGHAI ROMANIZED SYSTEM6. LESSON I The Classifier7. LESSON II Demonstrative, and Personal Pronouns.8. LESSON III The Numerals up to one Hundred9. LESSON IV Adjectives10. LESSON V Interrogatives, and Negatives11. LESSON VI Some Remarks on the Verb12. LESSON VII Prepositions and Postpositions, and Common Connectives13. LESSON VIII Potential and Subjunctive Moods, and some Interrogative Adverbs14. LESSON IX The Use of Dzak, Reduplication of Verbs, Reflexive Pronouns15. LESSON X Divisions of Time. More Adverbs16. LESSON XI The Passive Voice, and Adverbs of Place and Time17. LESSON XII Some Verbal Idioms18. LESSON XIII Auxiliary Verbs19. LESSON XIV Causality, and Necessity20. LESSON XV Further Remarks on Numerals, the Relative Pronoun21. LESSON XVI Verbal Idioms22. LESSON XVII More Verbal Idioms23. LESSON XVIII More Verbal Idioms24. LESSON XIX Asking Questions, Expecting Negative and Affirmative Answers25. LESSON XX More Verbal Idioms26. LESSON XXI Verbal Idioms, Ordinals, and Remarks on the Expression of Time27. LESSON XXII On Comparison28. LESSON XXIII The Points of the Compass29. LESSON XXIV Some Remarks on Gender30. LESSON XXV Weights and Measures31. LESSON XXVI Family Relations32. LESSON XXVII Compound Verbs33. LESSON XXVIII Abstract Nouns formed from two Adjectives of opposite meaning34. LESSON XXIX Some Useful Phrases35. LESSON XXX More Useful Words and Phrases36. LESSON XXXI Polite Language37. LESSON XXXII Proverbs38. CHINESE-ENGLISH VOCABULARY39. ENGLISH-CHINESE VOCABUARY