According to, as to, resolved. Accordingly, whether may be said for the questionable according

Accusative before infin., in Lat. and Gr., of what reckoned the subject
    —­whether the construc. can in general be imitated in Eng.
    —­who adopt the Lat. doctrine of
    —­what our nearest approach to the Lat. construc. of

Active, in reference to verbs, in what sense may be used

Active-transitive verb, defined
    —­Act.-trans. verbs gov. obj. case
    —­place of agent and object in respect to
    —­Act.-trans. verb, or part., has some noun or pron. for its object
    —­with two words in appos. ("Proclaim THEE KING,”)
    —­with do., neither in appos. nor connected by conjunc., ("I paid HIM
      the MONEY,”)
    —­with redund. me, thee, you
    —­should not be used without an object
    —­should not assume a governm. incompatible with its signif.

Active-intransitive verb, defined
    —­Act.-intrans. verb, with prep. and its object, put in the pass.
      form
    —­in pass. form with neut. signif. ("I AM COME,”)
    —­should not be used transitively

Addison, undeservedly criticised by BLAIR, for his frequent use of that, as a relative

Addition, enumeration, of numbers, by what number of the verb to be expressed

Address, ordinary fashion of, in Eng., the plur. numb.
    —­has introduced the anomal. compound yourself
    —­Address, direct, nom. absol. by
    —­terms of, your Majesty, your Highness, &c., in what construc. used
    —­general usage of, in Fr.; in Span., Portug., or Germ.

ADJECTIVES, Etymol. of
    —­Classes of, named and defined
    —­Modifications of
    —­Comparison of, reg.; by adverbs; irreg.
    —­Adjectives in able and ible, (see Able, Ible.)
    —­Adjectives, number of, in Eng.
    —­how have been otherwise called
    —­how distinguished from nouns
    —­other parts of speech may become
    —­MURR., on nouns assuming the nature of
    —­whether nouns plur. can assume the character of
    —­Adjectives that cannot be compared
    —­that are compared by means of adverbs
    —­(See Comparison, Comparative Deg., and Superlative Deg.)
    —­Adjectives requiring the article the
    —­denoting place or situation, comparison of
    —­become adverbs
    —­use of, for adv., improper
    —­with prep., ellipt., equivalent to adv.
    —­poet., for nouns
    —­do., for adverbs
    —­Adjectives, Synt. of
    —­do., in what consists
    —­to what relate
    —­substituted ellipt. for their abstr. nouns
    —­relate to nouns or pronouns understood