An English Grammar by J. W. (James Witt) Sewell;W. M. (William Malone) Baskervill
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Exercise.--Find sentences with six indefinite pronouns. 137. Some indefinite pronouns are inflected for case, as shown in the words _everybody's_, _anybody else's_, etc. See also "Syntax" (Sec. 426) as to the possessive case of the forms with _else_. HOW TO PARSE PRONOUNS. [Sidenote: _A reminder._] 138. In parsing pronouns the student will need particularly to guard against the mistake of parsing words according to _form_ instead of according to function or use. Exercise. Parse in full the pronouns in the following sentences:-- 1. She could not help laughing at the vile English into which they were translated. |
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