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Index of Subjects.

(The numbers refer to the sections.)

• Abstract qualities, 27.

• Accent, 3, 9 obs.

• Active voice, 46, 54.

• Adjectives, 14, 23, 66, 67, 69.

• Adverbs, 79, 80, 81.

• Affirmative sentences, 36.

• Agent, 53; emphatic, 55.

• Alphabet, 1, 2.

• Apposition, 13.

• Article, 18, 19.

• Causative prefix, 57.

• Comparison of adjectives, 25.

• Compound verb, 59

• Copula, 87.

• Counting, 29.

• Definitives, 17, 18.

• Demonstratives, 18, 21.

• Derivative nouns, 58, 68.

• Descriptive details, 61

• Difference between a and o, 22.

• Distributive numerals, 31.

• Explanatory verb, 70.

• Imperative, 46, 47, 52, 56.

• Infinitive, 38, 40, 46, 49, 50.

• Inflexions, 4, 43.

• Interrogative sentences. 41.

• Interrogative verbs, 60.

• Inverted construction, 75.

• Local nouns, 8.

• Negative sentences, 40.

• Neuter verbs, 66, 67.

• Nominal prefix, 9.

• Numerals, 28–33.

• Ordinals, 32, 33.

• Participles, 66, 69.

• Passive voice, 51, 51·1, 54.

• Personal pronouns, 5, 6.

• Plural nouns, 4; pronouns, 10.

• Possessive pronouns, 6, 17, 22.

• Predicate, 34–39.

• Prepositions, 15, 16, 20.

• Pronunciation, 3.

• Reduplication, adjectives, 24, verbs, 63.

• Relative clauses, 72–76.

• Sentences without verbs, 36–42.

• Specific particle ko, 12, 36–38, 40

• Subjunctive, 46, 48, 50.

• Substantive verb, 35.

• Tenses, 44, 45, 52.

• Time with prepositions, 15, 42.

• Transitive prepositions, 53.

• Verbal clauses, 61.

• Verbal nouns, 43, 58.

• Verb ai, 64.

• Verb “to have,” 65.

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