Ebook Grammar of the French Language

Exceptions; The Way to translate two or more Substantives that immediately follow each other, the last having the Sign of the Possessive Case. - Rule 8; Also, the Preposition to when used instead of the Sign of the Possessive Case. - Rule 9; The Article and Preposition, before Substantives preceded by the Adverb bien, signifying much, many, &c. - Rule 10; The Article precedes all Nouns Substantive taken in a partitive Sense. - Rule 11; Exception. - Rule 12; The Article omitted, and the Preposition to, rendered by en before Proper Names of Countries, Kingdoms, &c., that are preceded by one of these Verbs to go, to return, to send, to come, &c. - Rule 13; Exception. - The Proper Names of distant Countries, and of some few Places in Europe that always take the Article; Other Rules for omitting the Article, with Exercises; Rules for rendering into French the English Article a or an, with Exercises; The Adjective; Formation of the Feminine of the French Adjectives; Formation of the Plural of the French Adjectives; Rules and Exercises; The Place to be given to the Adjective; The Adjectives that precede their Substantives; The Adjectives that come after their Substantives; Rules and Exercises; Degrees of Signification in the Adjective; Rules and Exercises; Adjectives and Nouns of Number; Cardinal Numbers; Rules and Exercises; Ordinal Numbers; Substantives of Number; Rules and Exercises