PART ONE—THE SENTENCE

Ⅰ.—The Sentcnce

Ⅱ.—Subject and Predicate

Ⅲ.—Substantives （Nouns and Pronouns）

Ⅳ.—Verbs and Verb-phrases

Ⅴ.—Complete and Simple Subject and Predicate

Ⅵ.—The Copula "Is"

Ⅶ.—Kinds of Sentences

Ⅷ.—Interrogative Sentences

Ⅸ.—Imperative Sentences

Ⅹ.—Exclamatory Sentences

Ⅺ.—The Parts of Speech

Ⅻ.—Adjectives

？.—Adverbs

？.—Prepositions

？.—Conjunctions

？.—Interjections

？.—The Same Word as Different Parts of Speech

？.—Compound Subject and Predicate

？.—Phrases

？.—Modifiers of the Subject

？.—Modifiers of the Subject—Possessive Modifiers

？.—Modifiers of the Subject—Appositive

？.—Modifiers of the Predicate—Adverbial Modifiers

？.—Modifiers of Other Modifiers

？.—Complements—The Direct Object

？.—Analysis—The Direct Object

？.—Active and Passive Verbs

？.—Complements—Predicate Objective

？.—Complements—Predicate Adjective

？.—Complements—Predicate Nominative

？.—Direct Object and Predicate Nominative Distin-guished

？.—Pronouns as Predicate Nominatives

？.—Complements Modified

？.—Indirect Object

？.—Independent Elements in the Sentence—Inter-jections, Vocatives, and Exclamatory Sub-stantives

？.—Independent Elements—Parenthetical Expres-sions

？.—Clauses—Compound Sentences

？.—Complex Sentences—Adverbial Clauses

？.—Complex Sentences—Adjective Clauses

？.—Noun or Substantive Clauses

？.—Compound and Complex Clauses—Compound Complex Sentences

？.—Elliptical Sentences

？.—Structure of Sentences

PART TWO—CLASSIFICATION,INFLECTION, AND OFFICES OF THE PARTS OF SPEECH

？.—Inflection

？.—Summary of Inflections

？.—Proper Nouns and Common Nouns

？.—Personification

？.—Special Classes of Nouns

？.—Gender of Substantives

？.—Special Rules of Gender

？.—Nouns—Number

？.—Nouns—Irregularities in Number

？.—Case of Substantives

？.—Uses of the Nominative

？.—Form of the Possessive Case of Nouns

？.—Declension of Nouns

？.—Uses of the Objective Case

？.—Cognate Object and Adverbial Objective

？.—Case of Appositives

？.—Personal Pronouns

？.—Gender and Number of Personal Pronouns

？.—The Self-Pronouns （Compound Personal Pro-nouns）

？.—Demonstrative Pronouns

？.—Indetinite Pronouns

？.—Relative Pronouns

？.—Gender of Relatives

？.—Descriptive and Restrictive Relatives

？.—The Relative Pronoun "What"

？.—Compound Relative Pronouns

？.—Interrogative Pronouns

？.—Adjectives—Classification

？.—Adjectives—The Articles

？.—Comparison of Adjectives

？.—Comparison of Adjectives

？.—Irregular Comparison of Adjectives

？.—Adverbs—Use and Classification

？.—Relative and Interrogative Adverbs

？.—Comparison of Adverbs

？.—Use of Comparative and Superlative

？.—Numerals—Nouns, Adjectives, and Adverbs

？.—Verbs

？.—Inflection of Verbs—Tense

？.—Tense—The Present and the Past

？.—Past Tense of Weak Verbs

？.—Person and Number of Verbs—The Personal Endings

？.—Verbs—Conjugation of the Present and the Past

？.—Special Rules of Number and Person

？.—Verbs—The Infinitive

？.—Verbs—The Participle

？.—Participles—Present and Past

？.—Past Participle of Weak Verbs

？.—Past Participle of Strong Verbs

？.—Principal Parts of Verbs

？.—Future Tense

？.—Complete or Compound Tenses

？.—Voice—Active and Passive

？.—Progressive Verb-Phrases

？.—Emphatic Verb-Phrases

？.—Mood of Verbs—Indicative Mood

？.—Imperative Mood

？.—Forms of the Subjunctive Mood

？.—Subjunctive in Wishes and Exhortations

？.—Subjunctive in Concessions, Conditions, etc

？.—Potential Verb Phrases

？.—The Infinitive as a Noun

？.—The Infinitive as a Modifier

？.—Infinitive Clauses

？.—Construction of Participles

？.—Modifiers and Object of Infinitive or Participle

？.—Participles—The Nominative Absolute

？.—Verbal Nouns in ing

？.—Prepositions

？.—Conjunctions

？.—Interjections

？.—The Thought in the Sentence

？.—Classification of Subordinate Clauses according to Meaning

？.—Clauses of Place and Time

？.—Causal and Concessive Clauses

？.—Causal of Purpose and of Result

？.—Conditional Sentences

？.—Clauses of Comparison

？.—Direct and Indirect Questions

？.—Indirect Questions

？.—Miscellaneous Idioms

APPENDIX

Rules for Punctuation

Period, Interrogation and Exclamation Point, Comma

Colon, Semicolon

Hyphen, Marks of Parenthesis, Quotation Marks, Dash

Apostrophe

Rules for Capitals

Conjugation of the Verb to be

Conjugation of the verb to strike

List of Irregular Verbs