Exposition of the grammatical structure of the English language. Abridged by the author

accessory accessory proposition accusative action active verbs added adjectives admit adverbs affected already analysis applied apposition arrangement assertion auxiliary called combination common complementary complements complete compound compound tenses conditional conjunctive connection considered consists construction dative Describe descriptive determinative distinct distinguish employed ending English equivalent EXERCISE express fact function future genitive Give examples given grammar grammarians indefinite indicate infinitive interrogative introduced John kind language learner manner mark meaning measure Mention mode neuter notice noun and preposition objective modification observed occur participle passive past tense perfect perform perhaps person plural preceded predicate present principal principal proposition pronoun proper proposition question reason reference regarded remark Repeat Repeat the remark represent root sense separately serves simple single singular sometimes sound species subject noun substantively suppressed syllable tell tenses things third Thou tion tive treated usually verb verbal verse write written