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SCHEME OF PARSING.1
OWING to the confnsion and ambiguity caused by the use
of different abbreviations in Parsing Exercises, the following list is given below:
ABBREVIATIONS.

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Actire
Adjective
Adverb
An tecedent
AppIosition
Aueiliary
Cognate
Conmparative
Compjleinent
7omnipete
Conditional
Conj~nctiwn
C'onjutnctire
Direct Object
Future
Iniperative
InJpersonal
Incoin]) hte
Indicatire
Indirect Object
Inde/inite
lni/initire?interroqatire
Intransilive
Mood
Noun

= Act.
=Adj.2
=Adv.2
=Ant.
= App.
=Anx.
=Cogn.
=Compar.
= Conmptemn.
= Coinp.
Fut.
=Ihnper.
Inolpers.
= I1coMnpi.
leIndic.
= lnd. 0.
= hIdef.
= luf.
= interr.
= Intr.
M.
=N.

Number
Object
Participle
Passir'e
Past, Tense
Person
P/hrase
Plnral
Positive
Preposition
Present
Pronoun
liela/ire
Retained Object
Sinqnular
Subject
Sntbjiuictire
Super/ati he
Sutpp/elezent
Tense
Transitive
Verb
Verbal
Vocotive
Voice

= Nr.
- 0.
= Part.
= Pass.
= P. T.
= Pers.
- Phjr.
- Pi.
= Pos.
- Poss.
= Prep.
= Pres.
- Pron.
=Ret.
=Retd. 0.
= Sing.
= S.
= S1l1J.
= Siqperl.
=Se1ppi.
- T.
= 7Pr.
= V.
= V1.
- Voc.= VC.3

For explanation of all the technical terms in thuis "1Seheme."
the pupil. is referred to the " Glossary of Grammnatical. Tersms,"
paige xvii, where will also be found references to the Paragraphs in
the Grammar, giving fuller explanations.
2 Ad/jectiva/, Aedverbial, and other Adjectives, may be distinguishied by adding -1, thus: Adji., Advi., &c. "1Clause " may be
written (I.
-3 V~oice need seldom be expressedi, as it is imupliedl by Active or
Passive.