A Companion to the Higher English Grammar

abstract nouns action adjective clause adjective of quality adverbial phrase adverbs ambiguity antecedent applies Cæsar called chiefly circumstance class noun classical classical element co-ordinating common noun compounds concord conjunction connected construction definite derived distinct Eileithyia employed ending English equally examples exemplified express fact farther finite verb French frequently future gender gerund give given Grammar Greek important indefinite article individual infinitive inflection instances king language Latin limit meaning mode native nature noun clause nouns of material object occasion ordinary origin parsing participle passive voice person plural possessive precise predicate prefix preposition present pronoun proper names reference regards relative clause restrictive root Saxon scarcely sense sentence signify simple singular sometimes speak speaker speech substitute suffix supposed tense thing thou tion tive transitive verb usage vague verb verbal noun write