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CHAP. XIV.
SYNTAX OF THE ARTICLE. Ko an article 106 Its peculiar features 106-109 The omission of the article 109 He and te tahi 109-110 The particle a 110-111 CHAP. XV.
SYNTAX OF THE NOUN. Nouns in apposition 112 Article prefixed to them 112 Preposition 113 Exceptions 113-114 Clauses in epanorthosis, irregularity of 114 The answer to a question, construction of 114-115 Possessive Case denotes ——Intensity 115 ——Date of an act 115 ——Useful in predication 115 ——Used instead of other cases 116 ——Position of, when the governing word is twice repeated 116 ——Governing word often omitted 116 Material, or quality, of a thing how denoted by a substantive 116-117 The form of the substantive often used for that of the adjective 117 Objective Case. ——position of 117-118 How compound words govern others 118 Kai prefixed to a verb 118 Te prefixed to proper names 118 Ngati and rangi 118 O and A, distinction between 118-120 CHAP. XVI.
SYNTAX OF THE ADJECTIVES. Position of adjectives 121 Verbal adjectives 121 Exceptions 121-122 Many adjectives to one substantive 122 One adjective to two or more substantives 122-123 Of the forms occasionally assumed by the adjective 123 Comparison of adjectives public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@44897@[email protected]#page_123"