Fundamentals Of English Grammar

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Consonants, 13fn.

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A ,. _. ,'. :
Alan, 3 12-313, 326-327 :-- 3, ,. .,
A vs. an, 312 ., ,.. .,
Accustomed to, 303 ...- .'
Active verbs, 276
Adjective clauses (a man who lives),
343-367
Adjectives (good, beautiful), defined, 166,
343
following be, 166,292
comparative (morel-er) and superlative
(mostl-est), 252-253
with much, a lot, far, 258
following get (get hungry), 300
nouns used as (aflower garden), 168
participial (interesting, inrerested), 297
possessive (my, our), 176
Adverb clauses, 239
with because, 239
with even thoughlalthough, 241
if-clauses, 65
since-clauses, 95
time clauses (before he came), 48,65,95
Adverbs (quickly):
comparative (more/-@) and superlative
(mostl-est), 252-253,257,265
frequency (always, sometimes), 9

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midsentence (still, already), 102fn.

negative (seldom, never), 9

A fewla little, 3 18

After, 48,65,161

A littlela few, 3 18

A little (bit), 258

A lot, much, far, (^258) ... , ,
A lot (of), 318 -- ,,.
Aliko, (^27 1) .\ '. .. , ,.
Ahnost, 248. ,,./
Alrea*, 88fn., 102 .: '
Although, 241 I
Alwcrys, etc. (frequency adverbs), 9
Am, is, are + -ing (am eating), 4
And, 226,228
auxiliary verbs following, 233
with parallel verbs, 76
with so, roo, either, neither, 235
with subject-verb agreement, 165
Another, 181,186
Anymore, 102
Apostrophe (Tom's), 173
Articles (the, a, an), 326-327
As... as comparisons, 248
not as... as vs. kss, 259
Ask if, 425
As soon as, 48,65