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Grabovoi,
Grigori.(extraordinary
capabilities)
...ask
Grabovoi
...creating
matter with consciousness
...more
spiritual growth
...number
series for returning of health
...prevents
world disasters
Grace.(what
is it & how does it work?)
Grace
is sufficient
Gradualism
Grammar
usage:.(see
also Grammar Usage Notes and punctuation);
absolute
grammar, of relating to or being a word, phrase
or construction that is isolated syntactically from the rest of a sentence,
as 'the referee having finally arrived' in 'The referee having finally
arrived, the game began'; of, relating to or being a transitive verb when
its object is implied but not stated, for example, 'inspires' in 'We have
a teacher who inspires' is an absolute verb;
of, relating to or being an adjective or a pronoun that stands alone when
the noun it modifies is being implied but not stated, for example, in 'Theirs
were the best', 'theirs' is an
absolute pronoun
and 'best' is an absolute adjective
8
main rules to know:
-ADJECTIVE.modifies
noun
-ADVERB.changes
facts, modifies action
-ARTICLE.a
determiner 'a' & 'an' are called indefinite article; 'the' is called
a definite article
-CONJUNCTION.and,
o
-INTERJECTION.wow,
ugh, oh yes
-NOUN/PRONOUN.name,
place, thing (fact is a noun)
-PREPOSITION.by,
for, in, into, or
-VERB.action
words: is, are, go, come, throw, be, run, jump, drive, conceive
Grammar
usage
notes.in this
often weird, yet
wonderful English
language.(with
examples that make you wonder what they were thinking or, even if they
were thinking). See also Grammar Usage.
...a, an.(*)
...altogether,
all together.(*)
...and.(*)
...any.(*)
...affect,
effect.(*)
...all that.(*)
...as.(*)
...assure,
ensure, insure.(*)
...backward,
backwards.(*)
...barbarism
and barbarity.(*)
...because.(*)
...best, better.(*)
...both.(*)
...bring,
take.(*)
...can, may.(*)
...capital,
capitol.(*)
...council,
counsel and consul.(*)
...due, due
to.(*)
...each. each
other, one another.(*)
...effect,
affect.(*)
...either.(*)
...emigrate,
immigrate.(*)
...every,
any.(*)
...everywhere,
everyplace.(*)
...except.(*)
...farther,
further.(*)
...forms of
grammar.(*)
...good.(*)
...'him' for
'her'.(generic
use of 'him', 'his' no longer acceptable)
...'I' and
'me'.(*)
...if.(*)
...lay, lie.(*)
...materialize.(*)
...may, can.(*)
...much.(*)
...music.(*)
...need.(*)
...number.(*)
...off.(*)
...on, onto.(*)
...one another,
each other.(*)
...only.(*)
...or.(*)
...ought.(*)
...per.(*)
...persons
(not correctly called this) or forms of grammar; first, second, third.(*)
...phenomena.(*)
...plea, plead.(*)
...rather.(*)
...restive,
restless.(*)
...should,
would.(*)
...stanch/staunch.(*)
...stratum,
strata.(*)
...take.(*)
...that.(*)
and which.(*)
...three forms
of grammar.(*)
...tight.(*)
...till, until.(*)
...to, too,
two.(*)
...toward,
towards.(*)
...try.(*)
...unaware,
unawares.(*)
...until,
till.(*)
...upon.(*)
...want.(*)
...well.(*)
...were.(*)
...what, whose.(*)
...who, whom.(*)
...whoever,
whomever.(*)
...wish.(*)
Grammar
terms.(*):
...abbreviation,
abbreviations
...accusative
...active
voice
...adjective,
absolute
adjective, interjectional adjective,
interjectional
adverb
...adverb
...affix,
affixes
...allomorph
...anacoluthon
...antecedent
is the word, phrase or clause to which a pronoun refers
...antonym
...article,
definite
article
...aspect
...attributive,
attributiveness, attributively
...auxilary
verb (see under verb, below)
...base
...capitalize,
capitalizes, capitalized,
capitalizing
...case,
cases
...clause,
clauses are a group or groups of
words containing a subject and a predicate
and forming part of a compound or complex sentence; relative
clause
...colloquial,
colloquia, colloquialness, colloquially, colloquialism
...comma
...colon
...comparative
of, relating to or being the intermediate degree of comparison of adjectives,
as better, sweeter or more wonderful or adverbs, as more softly
...complement
...concessive,
concessively
...concord
...conditional,
conditional
sentence
-conjugate,
conjugation
...conjunction,
conjunctive,
conjunctively
...consonant
...contraction
...copula,
copular
...definite
article
...determiner
...diphthong
...direct
object
...double
negative
...enclitic
...epenthesis,
epentheses, epenthetic
...exclamation
mark
...expletive
...feminine
(really too stupid for words; a feminine word, a masculine word; what is
that supposed to add to a language but confusion? For example the French
word for 'table' is 'feminine')
...frequentative
...fricative,
fricatives
...future
tense
...gender
...genitive,
genitives
...gerund
...grammar,
absolute
grammar, grammatical, grammatically,
grammaticality,
grammarian,
grammarians
...hyphen,
hyphens, hyphened, hyphening, hyphenate, hyphenates, hyphenated,
hyphenating, hyphenation, hyphenations
...imperative
mood
...imperfect
tense
...indefinite
article
...indicative
mood
...indirect
object
...infinitive
...inflected
form
...inflection
...intensive,
also called intensifier
-interjection
a sudden, short utterance;
an ejaculation; a part of
speech usually expressing emotion and capable of standing alone, such as
'ugh!' or 'darn!' or 'hut';
an interjectional adjective
or Wow! an interjectional adverb;
see also 'interject' as in insert
into
...intransitive
verbs
...language
(and for Grammar above a bit)
...linguistic,
linguistics
...linking
verbs
...metaphor,
metaphoric, metaphorical, metaphorically
...metonymy,
metonymies, metonymic, metonymical, metonymically
...modal
verbs
...mood,
indicative
mood, participle mood,
more
Greek moods
...morpheme,
morphemic, morphemically
...morphology
...nominative,
predicate
nominative
...noun,
nouns, a plural noun
is a noun of multiples, such as more than one car, as in cars, boats, mountains,
etc.; compare proper noun, proper nouns
...object,
direct
object, indirect
object
...parallel
...paramorph
...particle
...participles:
......past
participle
......present
participle
...passive
...past
tense
...perfect
tense
...period
...phonetic,
phonetical, phonetically, phonemic, phonemically, phonemics, phonemicist,
phoneme, phonetics
...phrase,
phrases,
phrased,
phrasing,
phrasally
...phrasal
verbs
...pluperfect
...plural
noun
...possessive
...postposition,
postpositions,
postpositional, postpositionally
...predicate,
predicate
nominative
...prefix,
prefixes, prefixed, prefixing, preface, prefaces
...preposition,
prepositions,
prepositional,
prepositionally (see also postposition)
...present
participle
...present
perfect
...present
tense
...preterit
or preterite a verb that describes a past action
...preverb
...pronominal,
pron., pronom., pronominally
...pronoun,
absolute
pronoun, relative
pronoun
...proper
noun, proper nouns, aka
proper
name, proper names
...proposition
a statement in which the subject is affirmed or denied by the predicate
...punctuation
...question
mark
...quotation
mark
...reflexive
pronoun
...relative
clause
...relative
pronoun
...root
...semantics,
semantic, semantical, semantically
...semicolon
...sentence
...sibilant,
sibilants
...singular
...spirant,
spirants
...stem
...subject
the noun, noun phrase or pronoun in a sentence or clause that denotes the
doer of the action or what is described by the predicate and that in some
languages, such as English, can be identified by its characteristic position
in simple sentences and in other languages, such as Latin, by inflectional
endings
...subjunctive,
subjunctive
mood
...subordinate,
subordinate
clause
...substantive
...suffix,
suffixed,
suffixing, suffixes, suffixal, suffixion
...syllable,
syllabled, syllabling,
syllables
...synonym,
synonyms
aynonymous, synonymously
...syntax
...syntactic,
syntactical, syntactically
...tense,
tenses
(see also 'mood' of the Greek)
......imperfect
tense
......past
tense
...original
Greek tenses
...active
voice, passive voice
...aorist
tense
......more
Greek tenses
......future
tense
......perfect
tense (also called present tense)
......pluperfect
tense
......present
tense
......second
perfect tense
...first,
second or third form (entity or person)
...verb,
absolute
verb, auxiliary verb,
linking
verbs,
modal verbs,
phrasal
verbs,
intransitive
verbs,
transitive
verbs, reflexive
verb
...voice,
active
voice, passive voice
...vowel,
vowels
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Grand
Canyon, Colorado
Grand
Self movie.(another
groundbreaking documentary; see also What
If The Movie)
Grandson, grandfather.(the
words)
"Grass
is always greener"
Grasshoppers
Gratitude:
...what
gratitude can do; from a Tony Robbin's talk
...why
gratitude?
Grave.(resurrected
individual's grave vanishes)
Gravitational
time dilation
Gravity
Great.(what
constitutes
a great individual?)
Great
Blue Heron
Great
Britain
Great
Depression.(the
Great Economic Depression of 1929 and what we can learn from this contrived
occurrence)
Great fixed gulf.(what
is it?)
Great
spiritual leaders.(throughout
history and today)
Great
Tribulation
"Greater
is He that is in you..."
Greatest.(Emmanuel's
disciples disputed among themselves who is the greatest)
Grebe
Greece/Grecia
Greed:
...corporate
...temperate
Greek original
word notes list
Greek
tenses:.aorist,
perfect,
second
perfect,
pluperfect,
present;
more
Greek tenses, etc.
Green
Mile.(movie)
Greenleaf,
Simon.(Dr
and Royall Professor Of Law, Harvard)
Greer,
Dr Steven.(The
Disclosure Project: new energy technologies, extra terrestrial contacts,
hidden government)
Greger,
Michael, Dr..(on
how not to die)
Gregg
Braden.(cancer
cured under 3
minutes video; don't judge your
illness; on the field;
fractals)
Gregorian
Chant
Grid.(invisible
grid)
Grief.(God
sometimes
causes and is certainly responsible for it as God could stop
instantly anything that would lead to grief in our lives)
Grieving
Grigori
Grabovoi.(extraordinary
capabilities; his number
series for you for health)
Gritz,
James Gordon (aka 'Bo', the most decorated Green Beret in
history; movies Rambo series and Uncommon Valor based on
his life; type into YouTube or Netflix)
Groans.(all
humanity has 'forever' been groaning over its state of existence)
Gröning,
Bruno.(amazing
healer)
Grossman, David, Lt. Col.
on trained to kill
Grotesque
creations of the cabal
Grotius, Hugo.(a
lesson from his life)
Grounded and.Detoxifying
Through Grounding.(two
important movies for getting yourself better and for continued health;
also the free use of off-world technology 'med
beds' coming soon for the public, they will heal anything, including
aging and can take you back 30 years or more; they were delayed because
of the massive amount of children from the
DUMBS needing healing)
Group.(why
a group?)
Groves.(used
in ancient pagan worship practices)
Grow
together.(why
the evil people are here with the good people)
Grow up.(spiritually;
how?)
Growing
up.(why
we might have thought bad about ourselves)
Growth.(spiritual)
Grudges.(don't
carry a grudge because the longer you do the heavier it gets)
Gualtleri,
Joanna.(honest
lady persecuted for standing up to Canadian government corruption and
more)
Guard.(self
and others you care about from the tricks out there to 'get you')
Guard
thoughts
Guardian
angels
Guidance
Guidestones.(the
Georgia
Guidestones)
Guile
Guilt.(hanging
around you; innocent
until proven guilty or...).
Gulf.(what
is this 'great fixed gulf?)
Gunderson,
Ted.(retired
FBI agent talks about who's taking the children, where and why? Ted's a
true Christian)
Guns.(interesting
thoughts
on guns)
Gut
feeling
Gyorgyi,
Albert Szent.(biochemist;
discoverer of Vitamin C)
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