QUESTIONS NOT ANSWERED IN PARSING.

From what words is the term pronoun derived?--Do pronouns always avoid

the repetition of nouns?--Name the three kinds of pronouns.--What

distinguishes the personal from the relative pronouns?--How many

personal pronouns are there?--Repeat them.--What belong to pronouns?--Is

gender applied to all the personal pronouns?--To which of them is it

applied?--Which of the personal pronouns have no peculiar termination to

denote their gender?--How many persons have pronouns?--Speak them in

their different persons.--How many numbers have pronouns?--How many

cases?--What are they?--Decline all the personal pronouns.--When _self_

is added to the personal pronouns, what are they called, and how are

they used?--When is _you_ singular in sense?--Is it ever singular in

form?--Why are the words, _my, thy, his, her, our, your, their_, called

personal pronouns?--Why are the words, _mine, thine, his, hers, ours,

yours, theirs_, denominated compound pers. pron.?--How do you parse

these compounds?--What is said of _others_?--Repeat the order of parsing

a personal pronoun.--What rule do you apply in parsing a pronoun of the

first person, and in the nom. case?--What rule when the pronoun is in

the possessive case?--What Rules apply in parsing personal pronouns of

the second and third person?--What Rules in parsing the compounds,

_yours, ours, mine_, &c.?--What is said of the pronoun _it_?

What are adjective pronouns?--Name the three kinds.--What does _each_

relate to?--To what does _every_ relate?--To what does _either_

relate?--What does _neither_ import?--To what do _this_ and _these_

refer?--Give examples.--To what do _that_ and _those_ refer?--Give

examples.--Repeat all the adjective pronouns.--When adj. pronouns belong

to nouns understood, how are they parsed?--When they stand for, or

represent nouns, what are they called?--Give examples.--Repeat the

order of parsing an adj. pronoun.--What Rule do you apply in parsing

the indefinite adjective pronouns?--What Notes, in parsing the

distributives and demonstratives?

What are relative pronouns?--Repeat them.--From what words is the term

antecedent derived?--What does _antecedent_ mean?--Are relatives varied

on account of gender, person, or number?--To what are _who_ and _which_

applied?--To what is _that_ applied?--Should _who_ ever be applied to

irrational beings or children?--In what instances may _which_ be applied

to persons?--Decline the rel. pronouns.--Can _which_ and _that_ be

declined?--Is _that_ ever used as three parts of speech?--Give

examples.--What part of speech is the word _what_?--Is _what_ ever used

as three kinds of a pronoun?--Give examples.--What is said of

_whoever_?--What words are used as interrogative pronouns?--Give

examples.--When are the words, _what, which_, and _that_, called adj.

pron.?--When are they called interrogative pronominal adjectives?--What

is said of _whatever_ and _whichever_?--Is _what_ ever used as an

interjection?--Give examples.--Repeat the order of parsing a rel.

pron.--What Rules do you apply in parsing a relative?--What Rules in

parsing a compound relative?--What Rules in parsing an

interrogative?--Does the relative _which_ ever relate to a sentence for

its antecedent?--When does the conjunction _as_ become a relative?--Give

examples.

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