Grammatical Synthesis: The Art of English Composition

abnormal abstract adjective adjunct adverbs assertion attributes auxiliaries belongs called CHAPTER character Class-nouns clausal clause collective noun comma complex sentence composite compound sentence concrete condition Conjunction connection Construct sentences contingent judgment copula correct definition denoting discourse distinction Distinguish ellipsis English English language explanation expressed factitive following sentences Form-words gerund gradations grammatical identity imperative mood indicate Indicative Mood infinitive inflection interrogative ject John kind language Law of Completeness Law of Method limit loved mark Mass-nouns mind modals modified mood nature object of thought OBSERVATION ORAL EXERCISE originally participle phrase pleasure pleonasms plural points Potential Mood predicate preposition present principal elements pronoun proper noun reference regarded relative requires respect RULE semicolon sensations sense separate simple sentence singular speaking studies Subjunctive Mood symbols tence TENSE thee theme thing thou tion tive transitive verb Venus verb viewed virtue whole words WRITTEN EXERCISE