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Of the Number of VERB S. Q. How many Numbers are there in Verbs ? A. Two : The Singular and the Plural . Q. How do you know the Number of the Verb ? A. By the Number of its Nominative Cafe . Q. Have all Verbs Numbers ?
Of the Number of VERB S. Q. How many Numbers are there in Verbs ? A. Two : The Singular and the Plural . Q. How do you know the Number of the Verb ? A. By the Number of its Nominative Cafe . Q. Have all Verbs Numbers ?
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PARTICIPLE of the Prefent Tenfe , Educating , Of the Formation of the Verb Paffive , To be educated . Q. How is the Verb Paffive conjugated ? A. By the Help of the Verb Am , or Be , and their Derle ratives . Q. Give an Example .
PARTICIPLE of the Prefent Tenfe , Educating , Of the Formation of the Verb Paffive , To be educated . Q. How is the Verb Paffive conjugated ? A. By the Help of the Verb Am , or Be , and their Derle ratives . Q. Give an Example .
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E es Q. Is the Nominative Cafe to the Verb always a Subftantive ? A. No : Sometimes the Infinitive Mood stands for the Nominative Word as , To lie is shameful : And fometimes a whole Claufe aforegoing ; as , ' T'o rife betimes in the ...
E es Q. Is the Nominative Cafe to the Verb always a Subftantive ? A. No : Sometimes the Infinitive Mood stands for the Nominative Word as , To lie is shameful : And fometimes a whole Claufe aforegoing ; as , ' T'o rife betimes in the ...
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| Title | A New-guide to the English Tongue: In Five Parts |
| Author | Thomas Dilworth |
| Publisher | Joseph Crukshank, 1789 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 26 Mar 2015 |
| Length | 158 pages |
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