The Young Lady's Accidence

Accidence action active adjective admit adverb agree Alexander American answer antecedent Bingham Boston Caleb called caſe changed comma conjunction connected dare denotes editions eighteenth-century ends English language example expreffed fame fecond fentence feparated fhall fhould fignification fingular number fome frequently Future gender gives govern grammar grammarians helping verb ILLUSTRATION IMPERATIVE Imperfect imply independent INDICATIVE MODE infinitive mode joined kind king known Ladies Latin latter Lowth manner meaning moſt muſt nature neuter verb nominative cafe noun objective cafe OBSERVATIONS omitted participle particular Perfect perfon placed Pluperfect Plur plural plural number poffeffive potential preceding Prefent prepofition principal pronoun proper published qualifying question refers relative requires RULE says Schools ſhall Sing Tenfe thefe things third perfon Thomas thou tion tive ufed underſtood uſed Webster whole wife word write written wrote Young