Johnson combined his grammar with a Hebrew grammar, and published it as An English and Hebrew grammar, being the first short rudimentsof those two languages...
genitive of which", but objected to such use in the 3rd edition ofTheRudimentsofEnglishGrammar in 1772: "The word whose begins likewise to be restricted...
available Englishgrammar books, Priestley wrote his own: TheRudimentsofEnglishGrammar (1761). His innovations in the description ofEnglishgrammar, particularly...
The RudimentsofEnglishGrammar, a seminal work on Englishgrammar. In his most lasting contributions to education, he argued for the benefits of a liberal...
actually knew what the cases were. The Stoics developed many basic notions that today are therudimentsof linguistics. The idea of grammatical cases is...
Book (1783) The Elementary Spelling Book (1829) Value ofThe Bible and Excellence ofthe Christian Religion (1834) RudimentsofEnglishGrammar (1899) First...
Sprog-Kunst til Danske Læseres Nytte [RudimentsofEnglishGrammar; or the Fundamentals oftheEnglish Language for the Use of Danish Readers] (in Danish), Copenhagen:...
accepted at the ancient universities of Oxford, Cambridge and St Andrews, while the curriculum became increasingly broad with therudimentsof Greek joining...
the time of her death in 1820, she had earned enough to own the school. The Accidence or First RudimentsofEnglishGrammar Designed for the use of Young...
liberty, while his work TheRudimentsofEnglishGrammar established him as "one ofthe great grammarians of his time." The 18th century saw Birmingham's...
recruited from among the "coloured" class on the islands who had benefited from their mixed parentage by receiving therudimentsof education.' Linguistically...
dismayed at the quality ofthe instruction manuals available, Priestley wrote his own textbook: TheRudimentsofEnglishGrammar (1761). The book was very...
Rudimentsof Latin. pp. 9–17 describe early 20th-century scientific Latin pronunciation. Walker, John (1798). Key to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek...
and reckoning, free of charge. If the boys continued to show merit, they should be taught therudimentsofgrammar and music. The college was dissolved...
L. A Short Bhili Grammar of Jhabua State and Adjoining Territories. S.l: s.n, 1937. Thompson, Charles S. Rudimentsofthe Bhili Language. Ahmedabad [India]:...
the author ofthe following works: "RudimentsofEnglishGrammar" (London, 1790), considered authoritative in its day and recommended by Walker, the lexicographer;...
junction grammar holds that "natural language has its own math." To discover therudimentsof this foundational math and expand upon it has been the objective...
philology. From Siebold he acquired therudimentsof Japanese, and in order to take advantage ofthe instructions of Ko-ching-chang, a Chinese teacher whom...
and edited a new edition of his RudimentsofEnglishGrammar; many of his letters are printed in J. T. Rutt's memoirs of Priestley. This article incorporates...
original was a "grammar school" in a double sense: an Englishgrammar school for Old Cambridge and a Latin grammar school (teaching therudimentsof Latin and...
innate feature ofthe human mind and to constitute therudimentsof what language is. By way of contrast, such transformational grammars are also commonly...
ofthe complex, which itself forms a gateway to the park. In this Southern gateway a poem in Latin was used for centuries to teach therudimentsof grammar...
School: A New Method of Teaching Vocal Music (Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, London 1875). J. Hullah, TheRudimentsof Musical Grammar (Longmans, Green,...
her RudimentsofGrammar for theEnglish-Saxon Tongue (1715), the first such work written in English. The preface, "An Apology for the Study of Northern...
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