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PARSING.

[Par. 323-325.

iii. USE: A. Noun-Uses. See I. above.
B. Verb-Uses. See IV. above.
323 VII. ADVERBS.- Modify what Verb, Adjective, Adverb, or Sentence? 1
Many Adverbs are used as Conjunctions, in which case
call them Conjunctions or Conjunctive Adverbs, and parse
them as Conjunctions.
Some Adverbs are used in three different ways: (1) Interrogatively; (2) in dependent Interrogation, or Conjunctively;
(3) Relatively.
324 VIII. PREPOSITIONS. - Have what Object?
Prepositions are sometimes used as (1) Adverbs; (2) parts
of Compound Verbs, and, when thus used, must not be parsed
as Prepositions.
325 IX. CONJUNCTIONS.-Join what two sentences
together?
It is so seldom that a Noun is modified by an Adverb (and
the ellipsis of an Adjective is so probable in such cases), that a Noun
is not here included in list of words modified by the Adverb. See
Par. 45
The Degree of Comparison of the Adverb is also omitted.