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Description:
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The volume is composed of two parts, Accidence (summarizing declension,
comparison, conjugation) and Syntax. Contents of Accidence: noun, adjectives,
adverbs, verbs. Contents of Syntax: Sentence construction (subject, predicate,
attributes and adjuncts, complex sentences, meaning of forms (case,
prepositons, voice, moods and tenses), etc.
In this volume a common point of view is secured by basing the treatment of
Syntax on a certain scheme of sentence analysis, which is independent of
linguistic form, in other words, by basing Syntax primarily upon meanings. This
method brings us the strong relief not only the similarieties, but also the
differences between languages (adopted from the preface of the second part).
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