How to parse. ...

Par. 49.]

ADVERBS.

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EXERCISE.
Parse the Adverbs in Exercise I., thus' -

Used with what
Adverb. Word. What the Adverb does.2

Once
There
Where
Not
Out
Almost
Far
Yet
Altogether
Together
Often

lived
see Par. 152
is
do know
part of "look
out"
all
"from him "
(Par. 45)
had (not) submitted
"taken " understood
did (not) amount
were divided

Tells you when he lived.
Asks where Persia is.
Used Conjunctively.
See lHow to Tell, sc.
pages 101, 102.
See How to Tell, &c.
page 55.
See How to Tell, &dc.
page 78.
See How to Tell, &Sc.
page 60.
Tells you where the nation lived.
Tells you when the nation
had not submitted.
The meaning is (taken)
altogether, the nation
was called " Greeks ";
or " altogether" may
be connected with
"was called" as " together " below.
Tells you how or in what
circumstances " they
did not amount."
Tells you when they
were divided.

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The rest of this, and other Exercises, may be
similarly parsed by the pupil.
1 Tile Degree of Comparison is so unimportant that it need not
be menltioned unless specially asked.
2 This colulmnn should not be written; nor need it be repeated. if
the pupil has been well drilled in such work, while learning to distinguish an Adverb.