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Boston: Todd, printer, 1885. — 102 p. Contents. Sectios. PART I. ORTHOGRAPHY A. Alphabet B. Combination of Letters C. Contiguous Vowels D. Vowel Harmony E. Consonantal Succession F. Consonantal Harmony PART II. ETYMOLOGY A. Inflection of Nouns B. Inflection of Adjectives, etc. C. Comparison of Adjectives D. Derivation of Nouns E. Numerals F. Pronouns G. Adjective Pronouns H. Articles and other Particles . I. Verbs J. Adverbs, Prepositions, and Conjunctions PART III. SYNTAX A. General Remarks B. The Subject C. Copula D. Predicate E. Words Used Absolutely F. Numerals
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- Author
- Stover W.M.
- Language
- AF
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Language
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