On the Auxiliaries Shall and Will in the English Language, Especially with Regard to Modern EnglishPrinted at Länsboktryckeriet, 1893 |
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adjectives Ainsw Ainsworth Autob auxiliary Braddon Bulwer Chauc conditional sentences construed dependant sentence Dickens Disraeli Early English early language Eliot Elizabethan era employed English language expected expressed fear Fielding governing sentence haue Havel Herrig Horn idiom indicate Jones Keen King Kingsley Knowles lady Lamb in Herrig Lanc lest Lord Macaul Marryat Mätzner Maundev meaning Middle English Middlem Mids modal sense modal verb modern language modern usage never notion Old English Old Mort passages Pend preterite Prime promise pure futurity relative sentences retains its modal schal schulde Scott secondary sentences Semi-Saxon Shaksp Shakspere shal Sher Sherid Stories substantives suld sulden Sybil tences Tennyson Thack thing third persons thou shalt thou wilt thought Trev Trollope Udall verba voluntatis Wiat wolde word
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