A Shakespearian Grammar: An Attempt to Illustrate Some of the Differences Between Elizabethan and Modern English : for the Use of Schools

Macmillan, 1871 - 511 стор.

ADVERBS with and without	32

494	38

Last moreabove moreover	44

So for such a	50

after the verb	56

29	60

A omitted before nouns signifying a class or a multitude	64

In where we use at	68

IRREGULARITIES Double negative	295

Noun absolute	303

Adverbs at the beginning of the sentence	311

COMPOUND WORDS Hybrids	316

Will I will not used by Shakespeare for I shall	319

دو	321

Should	327

PROSODY	328

99	71

As parenthetical	77

But meaning prevention	85

But only merely but	88

129	101

Of original meaning	109

But taking the place of the subject	110

29	117

166	118

But with contingency expressed or implied	124

Of in adjurations	127

Of after partitive Frenchderived and formerly impersonal	159

244	164

Relative with supplementary pronoun origin	171

For instead of	176

Which more definite than that	183

Out a preposition	187

PRONOUNS PERSONAL Anomalies explanation of	205

Till for to	207

For original meaning	208

VERBS AUXILIARY	210

and inserted	216

VERBS INFLECTIONS OF	233

with two singular nouns as subject	239

Participial prefix	245

What for of what a nature?	256

99	257

May might used optatively	258

99	262

Conditional sentences irregularities	270

Ellipses of neither before	286

Foras regards because of referring to the past 149 150	329

Accented monosyllables	335

To I would to God tonight	342

CONTRACTIONS in pronunciation not expressed in writing	345

22	353

VARIABLE SYLLABLES Ed final mute and sonant in	358

Trimeter couplet in dialogue	373

E final pronounced	384

For	389

doubtful	401

ELLIPSES Where the ellipsis can be easily supplied from	404

22	407

99	413

Short lines why introduced	423

Who as who should say	451

A verse continued spite of interruptions	453

419	457

515a	463

Who that and which difference between	464

326	469

INDEX TO THE QUOTATIONS	470

422	476

That after nouns used vocatively	481

99	483

VERBAL INDEX	501

That a conjunctional affix	503

For after	504

Iséd final in polysyllables	505

Passive use of with verbs of motion	510

99	511

Назва	A Shakespearian Grammar: An Attempt to Illustrate Some of the Differences Between Elizabethan and Modern English : for the Use of Schools
Автор	Edwin Abbott Abbott
Видавець	Macmillan, 1871
Оригінал із	Оксфордський університет
Оцифровано	21 сер. 2007
Обсяг	511 стор.

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