participle of the following verbs.
33. To ---- student of Latin or Greek a knowledge of ---- difference in
meaning in English between ---- indicative and ---- subjunctive is
especially important.
34. In the verb "to be" ---- present and ---- past subjunctives have
different forms.
35. ---- life in Madras in ---- time of Clive was different from what it
is now.
36. I like so many sports that it is hard to tell which I like ---- best.
I like swimming, foot-ball, and riding more than ---- others, but I do
not know which of these three I like ---- best.




CHAPTER III.

OF NOUNS


HOW TO FORM THE POSSESSIVE CASE.[10]--As a rule, the possessive of
nouns in the SINGULAR number is formed by adding an apostrophe and "s"
('s): as, "The _boy's_ coat." Often the pronunciation of the added "s"
makes a new syllable; and if this additional syllable makes an unpleasant
sound, the possessive is indicated by the apostrophe alone ('): as, "For
_goodness'_ sake." The putting in or the leaving out of the "s" in such
cases is chiefly a matter of taste. If the "s" is sounded, it is always
written; and whenever there is doubt, it is well to follow the regular
rule: as, "_Horace's_ odes," "_Charles's_ ball," "_Dickens's_ David
Copperfield."