A Functional English GrammarD.C. Heath, 1959 - 326 páginas |
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... Imperative . In separating the three English moods from one another , the best place to begin is with the imperative , as this mood is clearly marked by a difference in idea . The imperative mood embodies command . 8 " Close the door ...
... Imperative . In separating the three English moods from one another , the best place to begin is with the imperative , as this mood is clearly marked by a difference in idea . The imperative mood embodies command . 8 " Close the door ...
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... Imperative Equivalent . In a way it might be main- tained that the imperative and subjunctive are merging in today's English . In the first place , the imperative in itself is avoided in favor of a gentler , more courteous form : " You ...
... Imperative Equivalent . In a way it might be main- tained that the imperative and subjunctive are merging in today's English . In the first place , the imperative in itself is avoided in favor of a gentler , more courteous form : " You ...
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... imperative , exclamatory , interrogative , and declarative . 130. Imperative Sentence . There is just one exception to the rule just given . The imperative sentence , e.g. , " Go , " " Eat , " may consist of a single verb with the ...
... imperative , exclamatory , interrogative , and declarative . 130. Imperative Sentence . There is just one exception to the rule just given . The imperative sentence , e.g. , " Go , " " Eat , " may consist of a single verb with the ...
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Definition of Terms | 3 |
The Aspect of Number | 13 |
The Aspect of Gender | 24 |
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ablaut accusative action analyze appositive auxiliary Beowulf better called chapter CLASS DISCUSSION close the door comparative compound sentences connection construction coordinating conjunction counted dative dependent clause Dictionary direct object elements English grammar English verb example express finite verb following sentences form words front-shifted functional shift future perfect gender genitive give gram grammarians grammatical gender idea Illustrate imperative impersonal indicative infinitive inflection interjection interrogative Jane Jespersen John language linguistic Look meaning Modern English modifiers mood nexus nominative nonsentence objective complement Old English omitted passive voice past participle past perfect Past progressive past tense plural predicate adjective predicate noun preposition object prepositional phrase present perfect Present progressive punctuation question reflexive relative pronoun sentence element SHAKESPEARE student subject and complement subjunctive subordinating conjunction substantive suffix syntax term thing tion tive usage verb forms verbid clause writing