As, "he was so kind as to
promise," 479.
provincial, "he says he'll
come as to-morrow, "488.
"inasmuch as," 458.
66 as far as," &c., 53.
"young as I am," 464.
66 as being," 407.
Ascendant, used by Pope as
Adj.. 228.

Ask, "he asked me a question,"
119.

"I was asked three ques-
tions," 122.

"he was asked to explain,"
103, 105.

Asleep, 348.
At, 350-353.

difference between at and
"in," 353, 354.

"at three years old," 342.
Auxiliary (Verbs) take the
old Infinitive, 93-96.
used Conditionally, 170.
used Indirectly, 174.
used in Past Tense after a
Past Tense, 180, 181.

general rules for, 294-
308.

Complementary(Infinitive), 97.
(Infinitive) as Subject,
106, 107.

Complete, the

Complete

"State" of an action,

72.

Complex (Sentence), 250.
Compound (Sentence), 247.
Concessional (Clauses), 472-
482.
Condensed (Clauses), 444–
447.

Conditional (Mood), 163–180.
anomalies of," explained,
231-238.

difference between Mood
in Antecedent and Con-
sequent, why, 231–233.
with "should," 236.
(Clauses), 459-471.

Conjunctions, 52.

used with Participles, 407.
Co-ordinate, 246, Note.
Sub-ordinate, 249.

Considering, Participial Pre-
position, 409.

Could, "I could have," 403.
Course, "Of Course," 367.
Courtesy, discards

"thou,"

569.
substitutes

"will" for

"shall," 87.

D.

Danish influence on Inflec-

tions, 534, 543, 552.

Dare, with and without "to,"
96, Note.

Dash, used as stop, 314.