—­whether any, in Eng., can govern two cases
    —­suppressed in exclamat. &c.
    —­Verbs, Synt. of
    —­Verbs requiring a regimen, should not be used without an object
    —­Verb, AGREEM. of, with its subject
    —­do., inferred
    —­do., by sylleps., in plur., title of a book
    —­do., in imperat. mood
    —­Verb of the third pers. sing. with a plur. noun of the neut. gend.,
      the use of, a strange custom of the Greeks; such use not existent in
      Eng.
    —­Verb, AGREEM. of, with infin. phrase or sentence as subject
    —­do., with infin. subject limited, ("FOR MEN TO SEARCH their own
      glory, IS,” &c.)
    —­do., with a nom. in interrog. sentences
    —­do., with a rel., according to the true anteced. of the pron.;
      (examp. of error from DR. BLAIR)
    —­do., with a nom. limited by adjuncts
    —­do., with composite or converted subjects
    —­do., with each, every, one, &c., as leading words
    —­do., by change of nominative
    —­Verb, the form of, to be adapted to the style
    —­when requires a separate nom. expressed
    —­Verb, AGREEM. of, with a nom. noun collective
    —­do., with joint nominatives
    —­do., with two connected nominatives in appos.
    —­do., with two conn. nominatives emphatically distinguished
    —­do., with two conn. nominatives preceded by each, every, or no
    —­do., with nearest of connected nominatives, and understood to the
      rest; whether the usage is proper in Eng.
    —­do., with connected nominatives of different persons
    —­do., with connected subjects, one taken affirmat. and the other
      negat.
    —­do., with two subjects connected by as well as, but, or save
    —­do., with connected subjects preceded by each, every, or no
    —­do., in ellipt. construc. of joint nominatives
    —­do., with distinct subject phrases connected by and
    —­do., with disjunct. nominatives
    —­do., with disagreeing nominatives connected disjunctively
    —­do., when connected nominatives require different forms of the verb
    —­do., with distinct phrases disjunct, connected
    —­Verbs, connected by and, or, or nor, how must agree
    —­discordant, how managed with respect to agreem.
    —­Verb, mixture of the diff. styles of, ineleg.
    —­diff. moods of, not to be used under the same circumstances
    —­when two connected terms require diff. forms of, what insertion is
      necessary
    —­Verbs of commanding, desiring, expecting, &c., to what actions or
      events refer
    —­of desisting, omitting, &c., with a part. following, rather than an
      infin.
    —­of preventing, what should be made to govern
    —­Verb, finite, punc. of
    —­ellips. of, shown
    —­derivation of, from nouns, adjectives, and verbs
    —­poet. peculiarities in the use of