English grammar
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共 18 段- VI. COMPOUND SUBJECT AND COMPOUND PREDICATE
- =38.= =Analyzing= a sentence is the process of separating it
- The subject is compound. The simple subjects are the nouns _
- 5. I threw off an overcoat, took an armchair by the cracklin
- =Summary.=—=Number= is that property of a noun by which it d
- =133.= An indirect object is always in the objective case, b
- This use of the possessive forms _mine_, _his_, _yours_ as s
- The comparative degree should be used in comparing two objec
- 16. If he had told the truth, somebody would have believed h
- NOTE.—In the =synopsis= of a conjugation we give only one fo
- =Exercise 1.=—Account for the use of _shall_, _will_, _shoul
- 2. Boys will do any amount of work provided it is called pla
- The predicate is compound, the two parts being joined by the
- 12. Whether the Indians were not early risers, or whether th
- 14. Nearly all the finest diamonds in the world are brought
- =353.= Although the participial phrase is in the sentence fo
- NOTE.—When _there_ is an adverb we pronounce it distinctly,
- (21) “Are they indeed?” said the stranger. “They scarcely lo