“We have followed the general practice in referring to the nominative form as a "case" among four other cases. However, some modern… — Alfred Mollin and Robert Williamson Copy Share Image
“The neuter nominative and accusative endings are the same in the singular and the plural. This is true of all neuter nouns,… — Alfred Mollin and Robert Williamson Copy Share Image
“The Greek terms whose meanings the term "progressive" is meant to cover are 'ateles' and 'paratatikos'. 'Ateles' is formed from alpha-privative and… — Alfred Mollin and Robert Williamson Copy Share Image
“Lacking a verb, a nominal sentence has no built-in reference to the speaker or the occasion of speaking. Accordingly, nominal sentences are… — Alfred Mollin and Robert Williamson Copy Share Image
“What the commands of mathematicians, God, and playwrights have in common seems to be this, that the mere act of speaking suffices… — Alfred Mollin and Robert Williamson Copy Share Image
