The Practical English Grammar, Etc

accent action adjective adverb Anglo-Saxon Anglo-Saxon language antecedent apostrophe assertion auxiliaries born called comma complete participle complex sentence compound sentence conjunction connected copula defeated Harold denotes derived died Emphatic Form England English Grammar English language example EXERCISE expressed or understood Feminine finite verb French frequently Future Tense gender govern Greek happy hast horse IMPERATIVE MOOD implies INDICATIVE MOOD INFINITIVE MOOD inflections interrogative intransitive John king Latin letter Lord Masculine means modifies nominative noun or pronoun object Obs.-The omitted originally passive voice past tense person or thing phrase Plural poet poetry Poor Law Board possessive POTENTIAL MOOD preceded predicate prefixed preposition Present Tense Present-Perfect Tense principal clause principal verb Refer to Rules reign relative Saxon sense signifies simple sentence sometimes Subjunctive Mood syllable term Thou shalt tion tive transitive verb verse virtue vowel William words write written wrote