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▼a Mondi, Robert Joseph. |
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▼a A student handbook of Greek and English grammar
▼h [electronic resource] /
▼c Robert Mondi and Peter L. Corrigan. |
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▼a Indianapolis :
▼b Hackett Publishing Company, Inc.,
▼c 2013. |
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▼a 1 online resource (pages cm.) |
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▼a text
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▼a computer
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▼a online resource
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▼a Includes index. |
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▼a Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Introduction; I. PRELIMINARIES; 1. Inflection; 2. Parts of Speech; 2.1 Nouns; 2.2 Adjectives; 2.3 Articles; 2.4 Pronouns; 2.5 Prepositions; 2.6 Verbs; 2.7 Particles; 2.8 Conjunctions; 2.9 Interjections; 2.10 Adverbs; 3. Sentences , Clauses , Phrases; 3.1 Sentences; 3.2 Clauses; 3.3 Phrases; II. THE SYNTAX OF NOUNS AND RELATED WORDS; 4. Nouns; 4.1 Number; 4.2 Gender; 4.3 Case; 4.3.1 Nominative case; 4.3.2 Genitive case; 4.3.3 Dative case; 4.3.4 Accusative case; 4.3.5 Vocative case; 5. Special Uses for Noun Cases |
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▼a 5.1 Personal Agency5.2 Exclamation; 5.3 Means/Manner; 5.4 Price/Value; 5.5 Time Expressions; 5.6 Comparison; 6. Adjectives; 6.1 Attributive and Predicative Positions; 6.2 Degrees of Comparison; 6.2.1 Irregular Comparisons; 6.3 Demonstrative Adjectives; 6.4 Interrogative Adjectives; 6.5 Possessive Adjectives; 6.6 The Intensive Adjective; 6.7 Adjectives Used Substantively; 7. Articles; 8. Pronouns I; 8.1 Personal Pronouns (see 2.4); 8.2 Reflexive Pronouns; 8.3 Demonstrative Pronouns; 8.4 Relative Pronouns (see 2.4); 8.5 Interrogative Pronouns; 8.6 Indefinite Pronouns; 8.7 Possessive Pronouns |
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▼a 9. Pronouns II9.1 Demonstrative Pronouns (see 8.3); 9.1.1 Deictic; 9.1.2 Quantitative; 9.1.3 Qualitative; 9.2 Relative Pronouns (see 8.4); 9.2.1 Intensive; 9.2.2 Contingent; 9.2.3 Indefinite/General; 9.2.4 Quantitative; 9.2.5 Qualitative; 9.3 Interrogative Pronouns (see 8.5); 9.3.1 Quantitative; 9.3.2 Qualitative; 9.4 Indefinite Pronouns (see 8.6); 9.4.1 Generalizing Indefinite; 9.5 Comparative Pronouns; 9.5.1 Comparative Demonstrative; 9.5.2 Comparative Interrogative; 9.5.3 Comparative Relative; 9.5.4 Comparative Indefinite; 9.6 Particularizing Pronouns; 9.6.1 Indefinite Particularizing |
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▼a 9.7 Reciprocal Pronoun9.8 Indirect Pronouns; 10. Prepositions; III. THE SYNTAX OF VERBS AND RELATED ELEMENTS; 11. Verbs; 11.1 Transitive and Intransitive Usage; 11.1.1 FINE POINTS; 11.2 Deverbatives; 11.3 Person and Number; 11.4 Aspect and Tense; 11.5 Voice; 11.5.1 FINE POINTS; 11.6 Negation; 11.7 Mood; 11.7.1 Indicative; 11.7.2 Imperative; 11.7.3 Subjunctive; 11.7.4 Optative; 12. Infinitives; 13. Participles; 13.1 Fine Points; 14. Absolute Constructions; 14.1 Genitive Absolute; 14.2 Accusative Absolute; 14.3 Infinitive Absolute; 15. Verbals; 16. Indirect Statement; 16.1 Subordinate Clause |
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▼a 16.2 Infinitive Phrase16.3 Participial Phrase; 16.4 Dependent Clauses; 17. Conditionals; 17.1 Simple; 17.2 General; 17.3 Future; 17.4 Contrary to Fact; 17.5 Mixed; 18. Concessive Clauses; 19. Relative Clauses; 19.1 FINE POINTS; 20. Purpose Clauses; 21. Result Clauses; 22. Object Clauses; 22.1 Verbs of Effort; 22.2 Verbs of Fearing; 23. Causal Clauses; 24. Temporal Clauses; 24.1 Constructions with; 25. Interrogative Sentences; IV. SOME OTHER GRAMMATICAL ELEMENTS; 26. Adverbs; 26.1 Fine Points; 26.2 Degrees of Comparison; 27. Particles; 28. Conjunctions; 28.1 Coordinating; 28.2 Subordinating |
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▼a The study of classical languages by earlier generations of English-speaking students was greatly facilitated by the study of English grammar in the schools, a tradition now out of favor but one that emphasized precisely the concepts, terms, and constructions needed for the study of Greek and Latin. |
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▼a Text in English and Greek. |
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▼a Description based on print version record. |
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▼a English language
▼v Textbooks for foreign speakers
▼x Greek, Ancient. |
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▼a English language
▼x Foreign words and phrases
▼x Greek, Ancient. |
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▼a Engish language
▼x Grammar, comparative and general
▼x Greek, Ancient. |
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▼a Greek language
▼x Grammar, comparative and general
▼x English. |
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▼a Greek language
▼x Foreign words and phrases
▼x English. |
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▼a LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / General.
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▼a Electronic books. |
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▼a Corrigan, Peter L. |
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▼i Print version:
▼a Mondi, Robert Joseph.
▼t Student handbook of Greek and English grammar.
▼d Indianapolis : Hackett Publishing Company, Inc., 2013
▼z 9781624660368
▼w (DLC) 2013016425
▼w (OCoLC)843955748 |
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