QUESTIONS NOT ANSWERED IN PARSING.

Repeat the list of interjections.--Repeat some interjective

phrases.--Repeat the order of parsing an interjection.--In order to

find the verb to which a noun is nom. what question do you put?--Give

examples.--Is the nominative case ever placed after the

verb?--When?--Give examples.--Does the objective case ever come before

the verb?--Give examples.--Is a noun ever nom. to a verb

understood?--Give examples.--When is a noun or pronoun in the nom. case

independent?--Give examples.--Are nouns of the _second_ person always in

the nom. case independent?--When a pronoun is put by apposition with a

noun independent, in what case is it?--When is a noun or pronoun in the

nom. case absolute?--Give examples.--When are nouns or nouns and

pronouns put, by apposition, in the same case?--Give examples.--In

parsing a noun or pronoun in the nom. case independent, what Rule should

be applied?--In parsing the nom. case absolute, what Rule?--What Rule in

parsing nouns or pronouns in apposition?--Do real interjections belong

to written language?--(_Phil. Notes_.)--From what are the following

words derived, _pish, fy, lo, halt, farewell, welcome, adieu!_

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