[Gutenberg 45814] • An Advanced English Grammar with Exercises by Farley, Frank Edgar -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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AN ADVANCED ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH EXERCISES PREFACE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

LANGUAGE AND GRAMMAR

I. The Nature of Language II. Grammar and Usage

SUMMARY OF GENERAL PRINCIPLES

PART ONE THE PARTS OF SPEECH IN THE SENTENCE

THE SENTENCE THE PARTS OF SPEECH

I. NOUNS II. PRONOUNS III. ADJECTIVES IV. VERBS V. ADVERBS VI. PREPOSITIONS VII. CONJUNCTIONS VIII. INTERJECTIONS THE SAME WORD AS DIFFERENT PARTS OF SPEECH INFINITIVES AND PARTICIPLES

SIMPLE AND COMPLETE SUBJECT AND PREDICATE SUBSTITUTES FOR PARTS OF SPEECH

PHRASES CLAUSES—COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES

SUMMARY OF DEFINITIONS

The Sentence Subject and Predicate The Parts of Speech Substitutes for the Parts of Speech

PART TWO INFLECTION AND SYNTAX

CHAPTER I INFLECTION CHAPTER II NOUNS

CLASSIFICATION—COMMON NOUNS AND PROPER NOUNS INFLECTION OF NOUNS

CHAPTER III PRONOUNS

PERSONAL PRONOUNS THE SELF-PRONOUNS (COMPOUND PERSONAL PRONOUNS) ADJECTIVE PRONOUNS RELATIVE PRONOUNS INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS

CHAPTER IV ADJECTIVES

CLASSIFICATION OF ADJECTIVES THE ARTICLES COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES

CHAPTER V ADVERBS

RELATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE ADVERBS COMPARISON OF ADVERBS USE OF THE COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE NUMERALS—ADJECTIVES, NOUNS, AND ADVERBS

CHAPTER VI VERBS

CLASSIFICATION OF VERBS INFLECTION OF VERBS TENSE OF VERBS VOICE—ACTIVE AND PASSIVE PROGRESSIVE VERB-PHRASES EMPHATIC VERB-PHRASES MOOD OF VERBS POTENTIAL VERB-PHRASES SPECIAL RULES FOR SHOULD AND WOULD THE INFINITIVE PARTICIPLES VERBAL NOUNS IN -ING (PARTICIPIAL NOUNS)

CHAPTER VII PREPOSITIONS CHAPTER VIII CONJUNCTIONS CHAPTER IX INTERJECTIONS CHAPTER X CLAUSES AS PARTS OF SPEECH

I. ADJECTIVE CLAUSES II. ADVERBIAL CLAUSES III. NOUN (OR SUBSTANTIVE) CLAUSES

CHAPTER XI THE MEANINGS OF SUBORDINATE CLAUSES

I. CLAUSES OF PLACE AND TIME II. CAUSAL CLAUSES III. CONCESSIVE CLAUSES IV–V. CLAUSES OF PURPOSE AND OF RESULT VI. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES VII. CLAUSES OF COMPARISON VIII. INDIRECT DISCOURSE IX. INDIRECT QUESTIONS

PART THREE ANALYSIS

CHAPTER I THE STRUCTURE OF SENTENCES

SIMPLE SENTENCES COMPOUND SENTENCES COMPLEX SENTENCES COMPOUND AND COMPLEX CLAUSES COMPOUND COMPLEX SENTENCES

CHAPTER II ANALYSIS OF SENTENCES

SIMPLE SENTENCES COMPOUND SENTENCES COMPLEX SENTENCES COMPOUND COMPLEX SENTENCES

CHAPTER III MODIFIERS

MODIFIERS OF THE SUBJECT MODIFIERS OF THE PREDICATE

CHAPTER IV COMPLEMENTS

1. THE DIRECT OBJECT 2. THE PREDICATE OBJECTIVE 3. THE PREDICATE NOMINATIVE 4. THE PREDICATE ADJECTIVE

CHAPTER V MODIFIERS OF COMPLEMENTS AND OF MODIFIERS

COMPLEMENTS MODIFIED MODIFIERS OF OTHER MODIFIERS

CHAPTER VI INDEPENDENT ELEMENTS CHAPTER VII COMBINATIONS OF CLAUSES

SIMPLE SENTENCES COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES COMPOUND COMPLEX SENTENCES VARIETIES OF THE COMPLEX SENTENCE SPECIAL COMPLICATIONS

CHAPTER VIII ELLIPTICAL SENTENCES

EXERCISES

EXERCISE 1 (§§ 1–5, pp. 1–3) EXERCISE 2 (§§ 6–25, pp. 3–11) EXERCISE 3 (§§ 26–33, pp. 11–13) EXERCISE 4 (§§ 34–39, pp. 13–15) EXERCISE 5 (§§ 40–42, p. 16) EXERCISE 6 (§§ 43–51, pp. 16–21) EXERCISE 7 (§§ 54–64, pp. 27–30) EXERCISE 8 (§§ 66–84, pp. 31–39) EXERCISE 9 (§§ 71–84, pp. 34–39) EXERCISE 10 (§ 88, pp. 41–42) EXERCISE 11 (§§ 89–96, pp. 43–47) EXERCISE 12 (§§ 97–110, pp. 47–53) EXERCISE 13 (§§ 97–110, pp. 47–53) EXERCISE 14 (§§ 54–112, pp. 27–54) EXERCISE 15 (§§ 115–129, pp. 55–62) EXERCISE 16 (§§ 131–142, pp. 62–65) EXERCISE 17 (§§ 143–156, pp. 66–71) EXERCISE 18 (§§ 157–162, pp. 71–73) EXERCISE 19 (§§ 163–168, pp. 73–74) EXERCISE 20 (§§ 163–168, pp. 73–74) EXERCISE 21 (§§ 113–168, pp. 55–74) EXERCISE 22 (§§ 169–188, pp. 75–82) EXERCISE 23 (§§ 181–187, pp. 79–82) EXERCISE 24 (§§ 189–198, pp. 83–87) EXERCISE 25 (§§ 194–196, p. 86) EXERCISE 26 (§§ 197–203, pp. 87–89) EXERCISE 27 (§§ 204–208, pp. 89–90) EXERCISE 28 (§§ 209–215, pp. 91–93) EXERCISE 29 (§§ 217–225, pp. 94–99) EXERCISE 30 (§§ 226–232, pp. 100–102) EXERCISE 31 (§§ 233–241, pp. 102–105) EXERCISE 32 (§§ 242–245, pp. 106–107) EXERCISE 33 (§§ 246–254, pp. 107–112) EXERCISE 34 (§§ 255–261, pp. 113–114) EXERCISE 35 (§§ 262–286, pp. 115–123) EXERCISE 36 (§§ 272–286, pp. 118–123) EXERCISE 37 (§§ 287–295, pp. 124–127) EXERCISE 38 (§§ 289–291, pp. 125–126) EXERCISE 39 (§§ 297–308, pp. 127–132) EXERCISE 40 (§§ 309–323, pp. 132–137) EXERCISE 41 (§§ 324–328, pp. 137–139) EXERCISE 42 (§§ 329–343, pp. 140–143) EXERCISE 43 (§§ 344–346, p. 144) EXERCISE 44 (§§ 347–353, pp. 145–147) EXERCISE 45 (§§ 354–371, pp. 148–154) EXERCISE 46 (§§ 372–375, pp. 155–156) EXERCISE 47 (§§ 376–392, pp. 157–162) EXERCISE 48 (§§ 395–402, pp. 163–165) EXERCISE 49 (§§ 403–410, pp. 166–167) EXERCISE 50 (§§ 411–427, pp. 167–172) EXERCISE 51 (§§ 428–429, p. 173) EXERCISE 52 (§§ 430–436, pp. 173–176) EXERCISE 53 (§ 436, p. 176) EXERCISE 54 (§§ 438–439, pp. 177–178) EXERCISE 55 (§§ 440–445, pp. 179–181) EXERCISE 56 (§ 447, p. 182) EXERCISE 57 (§§ 448–453, pp. 183–186) EXERCISE 58 (§§ 458–461, pp. 188–190) EXERCISE 59 (§§ 462–473, pp. 191–196) EXERCISE 60 (§§ 474–481, pp. 196–199) EXERCISE 61 (§§ 482–493, pp. 200–204) EXERCISE 62 (§§ 494–497, pp. 205–206) EXERCISE 63 (§§ 498–500, pp. 207–208) EXERCISE 64 (§§ 501–503, p. 209) EXERCISE 65 (§§ 504–523, pp. 210–219) EXERCISE 66 (§§ 524–526, pp. 220–223) EXERCISE 67 (§§ 527–533, pp. 224–226) EXERCISE 68 (§§ 448–526, pp. 183–223)

APPENDIX

LISTS OF VERBS

I II III IV CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BE CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO STRIKE

USE OF CAPITAL LETTERS RULES OF PUNCTUATION68

I II III IV V VI VII

RULES OF SYNTAX THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

FOOTNOTES INDEX Transcriber’s Notes

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