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Page 179
... perfect participle in the Latin language : -Mr . P. has here fhewn , that the best authors commonly used the prefent tenfe of the auxiliary with the perfect participle , in order to express that a thing has been done , ' & c . Mr. P ...
... perfect participle in the Latin language : -Mr . P. has here fhewn , that the best authors commonly used the prefent tenfe of the auxiliary with the perfect participle , in order to express that a thing has been done , ' & c . Mr. P ...
Page 180
... perfect : paft indefinite , paft definite imperfect , paft definite perfect : future indefinite , future definite imperfect , future definite perfect . - Befide thefe , there are three other tenfes in the English verb , which are used ...
... perfect : paft indefinite , paft definite imperfect , paft definite perfect : future indefinite , future definite imperfect , future definite perfect . - Befide thefe , there are three other tenfes in the English verb , which are used ...
Page 181
... perfect , Definite terminating or limiting perfect tenies , I shall write . I fhall be writing . I shall have written . I have been writing . I had been writing . I fhall have been writing . hitherto , hitherto , he believes , received ...
... perfect , Definite terminating or limiting perfect tenies , I shall write . I fhall be writing . I shall have written . I have been writing . I had been writing . I fhall have been writing . hitherto , hitherto , he believes , received ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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