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Par. 321, 322.]

PARSING.

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ii. FORM: Mention (1) Voice; (2) Mlood; (3) Tense and
"State;" (4) Person; (5) Number.
iii. USE: A. (a) has for Subject - (unless Infin.)
(b) has for Object —? (unless Intr. or
Pass.) 1
(c) may have Subjective Supplement —
(if Intr. or Pass.)
(d) may have Objective Supplement -?
If in the Infinitive Mood, the Verb may be used as -
B. (a) Noun; Subject or Object (Complementary or otherwise) of -?
(b) Adverb; modifying-?
(c) Adjective; qualifying -
321 V. PARTICIPLES.- (i) Nature; (ii) Form; (iii) Use.
i. NATURE: Transitive or Intransitive.
ii. FORM: (a) Active or Passive.
iii. USE: (a) joined to what Noun or Pronoun?
(b) implies what Conjunctive word?
A. If Active (see IV. above), may have Object, &c.
B. If Passive (see IV. above), may have Supplement.
322 VI. VERBAL NOUNS.- (i) Nature; (ii) Form;
(iii) Use.
i. NATURE: Transitive or Intransitive.
ii. FORM: Active2 or Passive.
1 A Passive Verb may have a " Retained Object."
2 The " State" of the action, whether " Complete " with having,
or "Incomplete," without having, might also be mentioned. But
these'forms are often used indiscriminately.