Ungrammatical language by which grammar itself is professedly taught, sample from MURR.; from PINNEO; et al. e diversis, Gram. of E. Gram., passim.

Unity, as a quality of style, in what consists
    —­required by every sentence
    —­Precepts aiming at offences against. Unity, THE IDEA OF, how
      generally determined, in respect to a collect. noun, whether it
      conveys such idea or not.

Usage, as a law of orthography for particular words
    —­Usage, as it has been, and as it is, the advantage of an exhibition
      of, by the grammarian.

Useless words, employment of, as opposed to precision.

UTTERANCE, treated
    —­Utterance, what, and what includes.

V.

V, name and plur. of: 
    —­written for a number: 
    —­sound of,

Value, &c., nouns of, see Time.

Verbal or participial noun, (see Participial, &c.)
    —­Verbal forms used substantively, by poet pecul.

VERBS, Etymol. of;
    —­Verb, defined: 
    —­why so called: 
    —­a perf. definition of, why difficult to form;
    —­CHIEF TERMS, or PRINCIP.  PARTS, of an Eng. verb, named and defined. 
    —­Verbs.  Classes of, with respect to their FORM, named and defined: 
    —­do., with respect to their signif., do. 
    —­(See Active-Transitive Verb, &c.) Verbs, whole numb, of, in Eng.;
      the regular, far the most numerous; account of the others
    —­how divided with respect to signif. in most grammars and
      dictionaries; BROWN’S division
    —­divided by certain grammarians into act., pass., and neut. 
    —­MURR, on the distribution of
    —­NIX. on do.
    —­Verbs, in Lat., grammarians of old differed respecting the
      distribut. of
    —­different methods of distribut. of, by several other authors, noticed
    —­Verbs, most act., may be used either as trans. or as intrans.
    —­some may be used either in an act. or a neut. sense
    —­act. form of, used in a pass. sense; so also PART. in ing, ("The
      books continue SELLING”)
    —­Verbs, Modifications of, named
    —­Moods of, named and defined; (see Infinitive Mood, Indic.  Mood,
      &c.)
    —­Tenses of, named and defined; (see Present Tense, Imperf.  Tense,
      &c.)
    —­Persons and numbers of, what
    —­Conjugations of
    —­how principally conjugated
    —­(See Conjugation)
    —­Verbs, Irreg., List of
    —­simp. irreg., numb. of; whence derived
    —­Redundant, List of
    —­Defective, do.
    —­Verbs irreg. and redund., of what character all former lists of,
      have been
    —­Verbs, of asking and teaching, construc. of