A concise Irish grammar : with pieces for reading / by Ernst Windisch ; translated from the German by Norman Moore.

  • Windisch, Ernst, 1844-1918.
Date:
1882
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A concise Irish grammar : with pieces for reading / by Ernst Windisch ; translated from the German by Norman Moore. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    PAGES IX. Verbs, § 248—389 69—119 Conjugations, § 248; Tenses, § 249—250; Verbal parti- cles, § 2.j1; Passive and Deponent Verbs, § 253; Absolute and Conjoined forms, § 254. Active voice, § 255—311 71—92 Present (1. Indicative, 2. Conjunctive, 3. Imperative, 4. Second Present, 5. Present of habit), § 255—264=, 6. T-past, § 2G5—268; 7. S-past, § 269—274; 8 and 9. Reduplicated future with Conditional, § 275^—281; 10 and 11. B-future with Conditional, § 282—284; 12 and 13. S-future with Conditional, § 285—289; 14, Perfect, § 290—303 ; Other tense forms, § 304—311. Passive voice, § 312—332 92—99 Present (1. Ind., 2. Conj., 3. Imperat., 4. Second Pre- sent), § 312—314; 5 and 6. Eeduplicated Future with Conditional, § 315—317; 7 and 8. B-future with Con- ditional, § 318—319 ; 9 and 10. S-future with Condi- tional, § 320—323 ; Past, § 324—328 ; The 1st and 2nd Persons in the Passive, § 329—332. Deponent, § 333—352 99—106 1. Indicative, 2. Conjunctive Present, § 33.S—337; 3. S-past, § 338—340; 4. B-future, § 341—342; 5. S-future, § 343—345 ; 6. Reduplicated Future, § 346 ; 7. Perfect, § 347—350; ro fetar, §351; Deponent forms in Modern Irish, § 352. Participles, § 353—362 106—109 1. Perfect Passive participle, § 353—359 ; 2. Participium necessitatis, § 360. Infinitive, § 363—382 110—116 Verb substantive, § 383—389 116—119 1. as, § .384—385; 2. std, § 386—387; 3. vel, § 388; 4. Bhn, § 389. X. Particles, § 390—403 120—124 1. Negative, § 390, 391; 2. Question and Answer, § 392 —.393 ; 3. Conjunctions, § 394—400 ; 4. Particles used as prefixes, § 401—403. Addenda (on the position of the long accent, value in quantity, accent and so forth) 125—128 Pieces fob Reading 129—141 DiCTIONAEY 143—166