A Grammar Armenian and English

160 Pages·9.806 MB·Armenian-English

by  Aucher Pascal, Lord Byron George Gordon.

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GRAMMAR
Grammar teaches the art of speaking
and
writing correctly.
Human discourse is formed of letters,
and words.
syllables
Letters are the elements of a
syllable.
A syllable is either one letter, or the
union ofletters.
A word is one or more syllables, which
some
express thing.
The unionofwordstoexplain our thoughts
completely is called discourse.
The harmony of words with the rules of
Grammar
is called Syntax.
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