《A New English Grammar Part I Parts of Speech and Outlines of Analysis》
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出版 | At The Clarendon Press |
参考页数 | 426 |
出版时间 | 1916(求助前请核对) 目录预览 |
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PDF编号 | 812580868(仅供预览,未存储实际文件) |
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1-4 Ⅰ.The sentence—The Subject and the Predicate—Analysis of sentences11
5-10 Ⅱ.The parts of speech—Nouns and Verbs—Table of analysis13
11-13 Ⅲ.Adjectives—The two uses of Adjectives(Epithet-adjectives,Predicative Adjectives)16
14-20 Ⅳ.Epithet-nouns—Nouns in apposition—Predicative Nouns18
21-25 Ⅴ.Adverbs—Adverbial qualification20
26-27 Ⅵ.Pronouns24
28-30 Ⅶ.The Object26
31-32 Ⅷ.Adjectives and Nouns used predicatively of Objects—Predicative Pronouns28
33-36 Ⅸ.Groups of words(Phrases)—Prepositions—Prepositions and Adverbs29
37 Ⅹ.Table of analysis of simple sentences33
38-44 Ⅺ.Subordinate clauses—Subordinating Conjunctions34
45-50 Ⅻ.Relative Pronouns—Definitions of Adjective-clauses,Adverb-clauses,Noun-clauses37
51-54 ⅩⅢ.Simple sentences and Complex sentences—Main clauses39
55 ⅩⅣ.Analysis of Complex sentences—Sentence-pictures41
56-59 ⅩⅤ.Co-ordinating Conjunctions—Double and Multiple sentences and members of sentences44
60-62 ⅩⅥ.Analysis of sentences containing Co-ordinating Conjunctions46
63-65 ⅩⅦ.Co-ordination without a Conjunction—Sentence-adverbs49
66-68 ⅩⅧ.The two uses of Relative Pronouns—Relative Adverbs50
69-70 ⅩⅨ.Interjections—Sentence-words53
ⅩⅩ.Note to the Teacher54
EXERCISES55
APPENDIX:The Pied Piper of Hamelin79
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- PARTS OF SPEECH AND ACCIDENCE
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- A COMMUNICTIVE GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH
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