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A. Eight : viz . noun , pronoun , verb , participle , adverb , conjunction , preposition , interjection . OF A NOUN . Q. How many kinds of nouns are there ?
A. Eight : viz . noun , pronoun , verb , participle , adverb , conjunction , preposition , interjection . OF A NOUN . Q. How many kinds of nouns are there ?
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Q. Have all nouns two numbers ? A. No : some nouns , such as the proper names of places , have no plural : as , London , York , & c . as also line , slime , & c . others have no singular ; as , ashes , bellows , & c . and some few are ...
Q. Have all nouns two numbers ? A. No : some nouns , such as the proper names of places , have no plural : as , London , York , & c . as also line , slime , & c . others have no singular ; as , ashes , bellows , & c . and some few are ...
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That all nouns , are of the third person , except I , and thou or you ; we , and ye or you . OF THE ARTICLES . Q. What is an article ? A. It is a word set before a substantive , for the clearer and more particular expressing of its case ...
That all nouns , are of the third person , except I , and thou or you ; we , and ye or you . OF THE ARTICLES . Q. What is an article ? A. It is a word set before a substantive , for the clearer and more particular expressing of its case ...
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