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Chapter II. The Sentence I. The Sentence in General.
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§ 140.	Noun-clauses, Verbal-clauses, and the Compound Sentence	450
§ 141.	The Noun-clause	451
§ 142.	The Verbal-clause	455
§ 143.	The Compound Sentence	457
§ 144.	Peculiarities in the Representation of the Subject (especially in the Verbal-clause)	459
§ 145.	Agreement between the Members of a Sentence, especially between Subject and Predicate, in respect of Gender and Number	462
§ 146.	Construction of Compound Subjects	467
§ 147.	Incomplete Sentences	469
II. Special Kinds of Sentences.
§ 148.	Exclamations	471
§ 149.	Sentences which express an Oath or Asseveration	471
§ 150.	Interrogative Sentences	473
§ 151.	Desiderative Sentences	476
§ 152.	Negative Sentences	478
§ 153.	Restrictive and Intensive Clauses	483
§ 154.	Sentences connected by Wāw	484
§ 155.	Relative Clauses	485
§ 156.	Circumstantial Clauses	489
§ 157.	Object-clauses (Oratio Obliqua)	491
§ 158.	Causal Clauses	492
§ 159.	Conditional Sentences	493
§ 160.	Concessive Clauses	498
§ 161.	Comparative Clauses	499
§ 162.	Disjunctive Sentences	500
§ 163.	Adversative and Exceptive Clauses	500
§ 164.	Temporal Clauses	501
§ 165.	Final Clauses	503
§ 166.	Consecutive Clauses	504
§ 167.	Aposiopesis, Anacoluthon, Involved Series of Sentences	505
Paradigms		507
Index of Subjects		533
Index of Hebrew Words		544
Index of Passages		565