alytical practical grammar - Toronto Public Library
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SYNi'AX-PREPOSITIOl\';. 177<br />
He gave the hook to some 011:', 1 know not "lTho.-(8:31) ,\"ho<br />
does it belong to (-The book which 1 read that story in islmt.<br />
(822) 1 h:iye been to Boston.-They live in Saratoga SpriJ]!:~.<br />
- \\r t' toul'hed in Livelj)Qol on our \\a.,· for .x elY T ork-II e<br />
has been to home for Borne da,"s.-lIe lil"es at Hud~oll stred,<br />
in 1\(). 42.-\\C e remained in; village in the vicinity of' London.<br />
(,'::23) Be so gliliu as lend to me .rour <strong>grammar</strong>.-- Get to him<br />
a hook like that.-Ask of me that question a!:!;uin.-This l"l~<br />
taught to me a lesson \\"hich I will always be mindful of.-Pay<br />
to me what you owe to me.-l shall be pleased to do to him a<br />
kindness.-Will you do to me a favor?<br />
(830) The nature of the undertaking ,,"as SUt·h a~ to render<br />
tbe progre~~ ycry slow of the work.-Beyond this period the<br />
arts can not be traced of civil society.<br />
(.~32) The wrong position of tIle preposition find its regimen ..(ten pru<br />
Jnces very I",jicrous sentences. TLe foIIowio" are a specimen;-<br />
,Van ted a young man to take care of some hor~es, of a reiigious<br />
turn of mind.-The flillowing \'l'rse~ were wfittL'n by a<br />
young man who has long lain in the grave, for his own amusement.-A<br />
public dinner was given to the inhabitants, of roast<br />
beef and plum pudding.-l saw thai the kdtle had been scoured,<br />
witb half an eye.-He rode to town, and drove hrdve cows,<br />
on horseback.-The man was digging a well, with a Roman<br />
Dose.<br />
834. RULE XII.-(,erfain words (/1/(/ phrases should<br />
be followed by ajJpl"oJlria/c prepusitiuJls.<br />
The following list Illay be useful for rderellce ;-<br />
Abhorrence of.<br />
Abonud in, witlt.<br />
Abridgefrom.<br />
Al,sputfrolll.<br />
Access to.<br />
Accommodat" to.<br />
Accord (l1;tlt.<br />
Accuse of.<br />
Acquaiut !Ditl •.<br />
Acquit of.<br />
Apqniesee in.<br />
Adapted to.<br />
Adequate to.<br />
Adhere to,<br />
12<br />
AdjuJge to.<br />
Admonish of.<br />
Address to,<br />
Admission (acees") 10.<br />
Ad,ui,sion (entrance) into.<br />
Advantage over, 0(.<br />
Affiuitv to, with.<br />
A tfeeti~1I1 t;,r.<br />
Agree witlt a peroou; 10 a proposition<br />
from anotber; upon a 1 hing<br />
among themselves.<br />
Agreeable to.<br />
Allude to.<br />
AIter to, alteration i71,