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... Dependent Adjectival , i.e. Relative Adverbial , i.e. Subordinate Clauses . 99 but it must be remembered that one dependent clause may be co - ordinate with another . When there is no ellipsis , a Co- ordinate clause is marked by a co ...
... Dependent Adjectival , i.e. Relative Adverbial , i.e. Subordinate Clauses . 99 but it must be remembered that one dependent clause may be co - ordinate with another . When there is no ellipsis , a Co- ordinate clause is marked by a co ...
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... dependent , inasmuch as it may form the subject , object , or complement , of a verb , or the apposite of a noun or pronoun . When thus used it may be either quoted or described . If Quoted , the direct construction remains , and the ...
... dependent , inasmuch as it may form the subject , object , or complement , of a verb , or the apposite of a noun or pronoun . When thus used it may be either quoted or described . If Quoted , the direct construction remains , and the ...
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... dependent oblique clause will also be historic , whether the direct construction be historic or primary . Thus , the tenses and moods possess a much more limited range in the oblique , than in the direct construction . For example , in ...
... dependent oblique clause will also be historic , whether the direct construction be historic or primary . Thus , the tenses and moods possess a much more limited range in the oblique , than in the direct construction . For example , in ...
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... dependent noun - clause is anticipated by a needless noun or pronoun , standing as the cognate or direct object of the verb . Thus in- ' I see your father's countenance that it is not toward me .'- Gen. xxxi . 5 . ' I know thee who thou ...
... dependent noun - clause is anticipated by a needless noun or pronoun , standing as the cognate or direct object of the verb . Thus in- ' I see your father's countenance that it is not toward me .'- Gen. xxxi . 5 . ' I know thee who thou ...
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... dependent clauses , of which there are three kinds , viz . the Substantival or Noun clause the Adjectival or Relative clause § 96-100 . § 101-107 . the Adverbial or Subordinate clause § 108-115 . 96. The Substantival or Noun clause is ...
... dependent clauses , of which there are three kinds , viz . the Substantival or Noun clause the Adjectival or Relative clause § 96-100 . § 101-107 . the Adverbial or Subordinate clause § 108-115 . 96. The Substantival or Noun clause is ...
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