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Meanings of third form in English
Third year of schooling in Scottish secondary schools.
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Usage of third form in English
1
But there is yet a third form the aesthetic sense may assume.
2
The third form is the fruit of love to the Lord.
3
The third form was a release of liability to the carrier.
4
The third form of literary activity is represented by the writings of Ezekiel.
5
But there is a third form in which this same standard is represented.
6
This third form arose when, as he says, Dardanus founded Dardania:-
7
One of which is justly called God, the other matter, and the third form.
8
It's only the third form that go up to Smiler.
9
A third form of nouns is derived from these two classes, called diminutive nouns.
10
Well, it appears that there has been some amount of cribbing in the third form.'
11
Nearer to the Winnebago than they was the third form, which he knew equally well.
12
The third form of government was government by boards.
13
There is a third form of this mental disease.
14
The second form is carried a third above the octave; the third form a fifth above.
15
Reverse the movement as in third form.
16
There remains to be considered a third form of restraint,-thatexercised upon the individual by official authority.
This collocation consists of:
Third form through the time
Third form across language varieties
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