In the following sentences the connectives are in italics. Determine
whether they are copulative verbs, relative pronouns, prepositions,
co-ordinate conjunctions or subordinate conjunctions.
1. They _are_ slaves _who_ dare not be _in_ the right _with_ two
_or_ three.
2. _In_ the twentieth century war _will be_ dead, dogmas _will be_
dead, _but_ man will live.
3. The abuse _of_ free speech dies _in_ a day, _but_ its denial slays
the life _of_ the people _and_ entombs the race.
4. Liberty _for_ the few _is_ not liberty.
5. Liberty _for_ me _and_ slavery _for_ you means slavery _for_ both.
6. The greatest thing _in_ the world _is for_ a man to know _that_ he
_is_ his own.
7. Nothing can work me damage _except_ myself.
8. He _that_ loveth maketh his own the grandeur _which_ he loves.
9. My life _is_ not an apology, _but_ a life.
10. I cannot consent to pay _for_ a privilege _where_ I have intrinsic
right.
11. It _is_ difficult to free fools _from_ the chains _which_ they
revere.
12. Desire nothing _for_ yourself _which_ you do not desire _for
others_.
13. All our liberties _are_ due _to_ men _who_, _when_ their
conscience compelled them, have broken the laws _of_ the land.
14. "It takes great strength to live _where_ you belong,
_When_ other people think _that_ you _are_ wrong."
15. _If_ the truth shall make you free, ye _shall be_ free indeed.
16. He _is_ true _to_ God _who is_ true _to_ man.