alytical practical grammar - Toronto Public Library
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146 ENGLISH GRAMMAR.<br />
" I :un he."-u Y (' are they who justify yom·,elves."-" God is love."<br />
" W II" do BIen sny that I, the Son of man, alii 1"-" He is a good 01111l."<br />
.. lie is said to be a good man."-" They )'('pl'esented him to be II gnod<br />
m IU."-"Snying is not doing" (796, &c.)<br />
RULE X.-A transitive verb in the active voice, governs<br />
the objective case; as,<br />
"We love him."-" He loves us."-" '.Yhnm shall I send 1"-" Send me."<br />
_" Honor thy father and mother."-" Them that honor me I will honor."<br />
_" Boys love to play."-" Boys love playing."-" I know that thou fearest<br />
God."-" Jesus I kuow, amI Paul I know; but who art thou 1" (B01. &c.)<br />
RULE XI.-A preposition governs the objective case;<br />
as,<br />
"Of him, nnd through him, and to him, are all things: to whom be glory<br />
for ever."-" To whom much is given, of him much shall be required."<br />
.. Come with us and we will do (to) thee good."-" Science they do not<br />
pretend to."_" Whom did he speak to ,n (BIB, &c.)<br />
RULE XII. - Certain words and phrases should be followed<br />
by appropriate prepositions; as,<br />
"Confide in,"-" dispose 0f,"-" adapted to,"-" swerve from," &c. (Bi4,<br />
«c.)<br />
RULE XIII.-One substantive governs another in the<br />
possessive, when the latter substantive limits the signification<br />
of the former; as,<br />
"Pompey's pillar." -" Virtue's reward." -<br />
II Locke's essays."-" For<br />
righteon3ness' sakc." _" For con@cience' sake."-" The duke of Wellington's<br />
funeral."-" The secretary of state's office."-" Whose pen is this f"-" It<br />
is John's-it is not mine" (241)-" It came from the stationer's."<br />
•• Brown, Smith, & Uo.'s warehouse" (839, &c.)<br />
RULE XIV.-The SUbjunctive mood is used in dependent<br />
clauses, when both contingency or doubt, and<br />
futurity, are expressed; as,<br />
"Though he slay me yet will I trust in him."-" If he study he wi1l improvc."-"If<br />
he do but touch the hills they shall smokc."-" See thou do it<br />
not" (857, &c.)<br />
RULE XV.-The infinitive mood is governed by verbs,<br />
nouns, or adjectives j as,<br />
"I desire to learn."-" A desire to learn."-u Anxious to learn."-"To<br />
do good and to communicate, forget not."_U To perform is better than to<br />
promise."-" Fools who came to scoff, remruned to pray."_CI Let us go."<br />
.f You need not go" (B66, &c.)<br />
RULE XVI.-Participles have the construction of<br />
nouns, adjectives, and verbs; as,