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Indirect discourse, Sequence of tenses in, 144. Infinitive, 131; with auxiliary verb, 138; in -ing, 135, 136; infinitive mood, 134, 135; perfect infini- tive, 131 ; infinitive phrase, 136, 137; participial infinitive, 135, 136; infinitive and participle, 138, 139; perfect infinitive, 131; present infinitive, 131; split in- finitive, 138; subject of infini- tive, 177; infinitive after verbs of hoping, 182. Inflection, 90, 91. Interjections, Equivalents of, 171. Language, Nature of, 11, 12; study of, 12. Like, as a conjunction, 181. Mood, 131-139; imperative, 132; indicative, 131, 132; infinitive, 134, 135; subjunctive, 132-134. Negative, Double, 180. Noun clause, 75. Noun complement, 56. Nouns, 28; abstract, 30, 31; used as adjectives, 36; case in, 110-113; collective, 30; common and proper, 28-30; concrete, 30, 31 ; equivalents of, 170, 171; from foreign languages, 95; gender in, 100-102; number in, 91-99. Number, 91-100; in nouns, 91-99; plural, irregular forms of, 92-98; in pronouns, 99, 100; in verbs, 123, 124. Obey, Conjugation of, 127, 128. Object, Cognate, 55, 56; comple- mentary, 48: direct, 47, 48; in- direct, 48, 49. Parsing, 170. Participle, 129-131; and infinitive, 138, 139; past, 129, 130; per- fect, 130, 131; present, 130. Particles, 169. Parts of speech, 86, 87; equivalents of, 170, 171. Person, 103, 104, 123, 124. Phrases, adjective and adverb, 64; compound, 77; infinitive, 136, 137; prepositional, 64, 65. Plural, Irregular forms of, 92-98. Position, Questions of, 178.. Positive degree, 160. Predicate, Divisions of, 47; and sub ject, 19, 20. Prepositions, 65-67. Progressive form of verb, 130. Pronouns, Compound forms of, 109, 110; demonstrative, 33; gender in, 102, 103; indefinite, 33; in- terrogative, 33, 34, 108, 109; number in, 99, 100; personal, 31-33, 107-110; relative, 74, 109. Punctuation, 191-194. Sentence analysis, 87, 168. Sentence, Divisions of, 18, 19; inde- pendent elements in, 178, 179; nature of, 17; one-word, 17, 18; variant forms of, 169. Sentences, compound, 76; declara- tive, 20; elliptical, 170; exclam- atory, 21, 22; imperative, 21; INDEX 197 interrogative, 21; simple and complex, 75; types of, 20-22. (Speech, Parts of, 86, 87; equivalents of, 170, 171. Subject, Divisions of, 27, 28; and predicate, 19, 20. Subjunctive mood, 132-134; tenses - of, 133, 134. Summaries: Adjective, 40, 41; ad- jective complement, 57, 58; adverb, 57; appositive, 41 ; case, 114, 115; clause, 79, 80; cognate object, 57, 58; comparison, 113, 164, 165; conjunction, 79, 80; declension, 113; direct object, 57; gender, 114; indirect object, 57; inflection, 113; noun, 40; noun complement, 57, 58; number, 113, 114; parts of speech, 87; person, 114; predi- cate, 22; preposition, 67; prep- ositional phrase, 67; pronoun, 40; sentence, 22, 79, 80; sen- tence analysis, 87; subject, 22; verb, 57, 58, 113, 150-152. Superlative degree, 160. Syntax, 168; irregularities of, 168- 182. Tense, 124-129; future, 125; future perfect, 126; past, 124, 125; past perfect, 126; perfect, 125, 126; present, 124; present per- fect, 126. Tenses, Sequence of, in indirect dis- course, 144. Try and, 179. Verbs, 47, 48; active, 54, 55; auxil- iary, 134; conjugation of, 123- 150; consonant and vowel, 139- 144; defective, 134; impersonal, 55; intransitive, 51-53; kinds of, 51-55; list of irregular, 186-- 191; passive, 54, 55, 183-186; principal parts of, 143, 144; reflexive, 53; regular and irreg- ular, 139-144; transitive, 51- 53; weak and strong, 139-144. Voice, 139; passive, 183-186. A • I <£.,. . ! . f. 