Inclusive and exclusive terms of a comparison

Incorrigible errors, Crit.  N. concerning

Indefinite article, see An, A Indefinite pronouns, of the class pronom. adjectives

Independent, see Absolute

Index, or hand, use of

Indicative mood, defined
    —­Indic. mood, why so called; its nature and use
    —­use of its pres. tense
    —­do. of its form of the pluperf. in lieu of the pot. pluperf.
    —­wherein differs characteristically from the subj.; the two moods
      continually confounded by writers
    —­Indic. mood, format, and inflec. of its tenses shown in the verb
      LOVE, conjug.
    —­employed to express a conditional circumstance assumed as a fact

Inelegance of language, see Awkwardness.

Infinitive mood, defined
    —­Infin. mood, so called in oppos. to the other moods
    —­usually distinguished by the prep. to before it
    —­its pres., the ROOT, or radical verb; what time it expresses
    —­archaic form in en
    —­its two tenses shown in the verb LOVE, conjug. 
    —­Synt. of
    —­Infin. mood, by what governed; (see To:)
    —­true construc. of, explained by the 18th Rule of the Synt.
    —­why simple of solution in Eng.; whether ever governed by a prep, in
      Fr., Span., or Ital.
    —­whimsical account of, given by NIX.
    —­how expressed in the Anglo-Sax. of the 11th century
    —­why may not, as some grammarians teach, be | considered a noun
    —­DR. WILS. on the charac. and import of
    —­to what other terms may be connected
    —­what in its nature, and for what things chiefly may stand
    —­taken abstractly, as subject of finite verb
    —­Loose infinitives, improp. in precise language
    —­Infin. mood, position of
    —­misplacement of, to be avoided
    —­distinction of voice in, often disregarded, ("You are to BLAME;”)
      hypercrit. teachings of SANB. and BLAIR hereon
    —­Infin., after bid, dare, &c., without TO
    —­whether used with TO after have, help, and find
    —­Infin., BY WHAT governed, often imposs. to say, according to the
      instructions of MURR.
    —­Infinitives connected, governed by one preposition
    —­Infinitive, ellipsis of, after to, whether to be approved
    —­sometimes doubtful whether transitive or intransitive
    —­in pause, or in remote dependence, punct. of
    —­poet. placing of
    —­Greek construc. of, in poetic use