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... Indirect Objects " need not consist of indirectly affected objects at all , we may be disposed to think that it would have been well to restrict the term to what is here described as the Remoter Object , and to leave all the rest of the ...
... Indirect Objects " need not consist of indirectly affected objects at all , we may be disposed to think that it would have been well to restrict the term to what is here described as the Remoter Object , and to leave all the rest of the ...
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... 99 after Factitive verbs · 59 44 . 99 99 after verbs of Naming 60 45 . " " د , consisting of a noun or pronoun 61 46 . 22 consisting of an " Adverbial accusative " 61 SECT . 47. Cognate Object , replaced by an Indirect xi CONTENTS .
... 99 after Factitive verbs · 59 44 . 99 99 after verbs of Naming 60 45 . " " د , consisting of a noun or pronoun 61 46 . 22 consisting of an " Adverbial accusative " 61 SECT . 47. Cognate Object , replaced by an Indirect xi CONTENTS .
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... Object , replaced by an Indirect object 48 . " " replaced by a Direct object • 49. Direct Object 50 . " " 51 . 99 99 omitted or replaced by a Cognate or Indirect 52. Indirect Object . 53 . 99 99 99 99 29 object • 66 with Cognate object ...
... Object , replaced by an Indirect object 48 . " " replaced by a Direct object • 49. Direct Object 50 . " " 51 . 99 99 omitted or replaced by a Cognate or Indirect 52. Indirect Object . 53 . 99 99 99 99 29 object • 66 with Cognate object ...
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... A Complex Sentence contains one primary sentence with . accidental additions consisting of one or clauses . more subordinate § 35 ] GENERAL REMARKS . 47 Classification of sentences SECT Cognate Object, replaced by an Indirect object.
... A Complex Sentence contains one primary sentence with . accidental additions consisting of one or clauses . more subordinate § 35 ] GENERAL REMARKS . 47 Classification of sentences SECT Cognate Object, replaced by an Indirect object.
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... Indirect object , discharging a dative function ; and the Oblique clauses ' I returned , & c . ' and ' I coulde gesse , & c . ' as the Subjects of the two sentences . = = Obs . 3. - When used exclusively as a substantival , the ...
... Indirect object , discharging a dative function ; and the Oblique clauses ' I returned , & c . ' and ' I coulde gesse , & c . ' as the Subjects of the two sentences . = = Obs . 3. - When used exclusively as a substantival , the ...
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