 | James Greenwood - 1737 - 194 páginas
...O^ Upon what account may Words' be left out ? •A- Words may be lute out upon four ac- • counts. I. When a Word has Been mentioned juft before, and may be fuppofed to be kept in Mind, ihcn it is often left out. As,defar came, ar.d fa-w, and (onrjueretl ; where you need not fry, C.cfar... | |
 | James Greenwood - 1753 - 376 páginas
...out nuhat Words tvef/cafe in a Sentence ? A. No. Q. Upon 'what Account may Words be left out ? A. I. When a Word has been mentioned juft before, and may be fuppofed to be kept in Mind, then it is oft left out, Therefore in a Relative Sentence [or in a Sentence that relates to fome other] the Antecedent... | |
 | Thomas Dilworth - 1793 - 174 páginas
...Ellipfis ? VV A. The leaving out of Words in a Sentence. Q^ Upon what Account may Words be left out ? j$. i . When a Word has been mentioned juft before, and may be fuppofed to be kept in Mind. Therefore in a Relative Sentence, the Antecedent, or foregoing Word, is feldom repeated; as, I bought... | |
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When any Word is to be immediately mentioned, if it can be well underftood, it ought to be left out in the former Part ; as, Drink ye Red [Wine] or White Wine. 