Unbeknown, 110. Union, unity, distinguished,
33. Unless, verbs in clauses introduced by,
86;
distinguished from without and
except, 142.
Us or our before verbal nouns, 51.
Us, ourselves, we, pro per choice among, 43-45.
USE 3-11; defined, 6; conversation and, 7; newspapers
and, 7;
no one book or writer decisive of,
7-8; relation of dictionaries to, 9.
Use, present, 3-4; national, 4-6; reputable, 6.
Verbal nouns, construction with, 50-51.
Verbal, oral, distinguished, 123.
VERBS, 61-108; principal parts often misused, 61-70;
contractions, 71;
may or can, 71; will or shall,
72-76;
notional and auxiliary, defined, 72; would
or should, 74-77;
questions of tense, 78-82; indicative
or subjunctive, 82-89;
singular or plural, 89-92; misused, 92-108.
Verdict, testimony, distinguished, 23.
Very, distinguished from quite, 119;
from real, really, 124.
Visitor, visitant, 33.
Vocation, avocation, distinguished, 25-26.
Vulgarisms, defined, 10; in the use of adjectives
and adverbs, 109-113;
of conjunctions, 142-143.
Wait for, wait on, distinguished, 135. Wake, principal parts of, 62. We, us, ourselves, proper choice among, 43-45. Well, good, distinguished, 109. WENDELL, BARRETT, quoted, 7-8. Went, gone, distinguished, 61. What as a relative pronoun, 54. When, while, distinguished, 144. Which, who, that (relative), proper choice among, 53-55. Who, whom, choice between, 43-45. Who, which, that (relative), proper choice among, 53-55. Whoever, whomever, choice between, 45. Whole, all, distinguished, 23. Wholesome, healthy, healthful, distinguished, 122-123. Whose, of which, choice between, 54. Will or shall, 72-76. Wishes, moods and tenses in, 86. Witch, masculine corresponding to, 21. With, words joined to the subject by, 89; distinguished from by, 134. Without, except, unless, distinguished 142. Wizard, feminine corresponding to 21. Would or should, 74-77. Write, principal parts of, 62.