
By REV. DAVID GILMORE, M.A
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CAUSAL. 208. , because. rh>rh>vX
Wvdm, not only so. wrh>xJ, not only so. ADVERSATIVE. 205. rhrh>
175. uvJm, greatly, tgtguvJm, much. 176. , I do not like it a bit. 177. The following adverbs are intensive; r;< uX< e; (used with adjectives denoting disagreeable sensations), and udm (used with adjectives denoting smallness or fewness). 178. , moderately. 179. C. qd;, too. ADVERBS OF COMPARISON. 180. uwdRyHR,DR'fod;od;'D;ySRunDvDR, He speaks Burmese equally with Karen. 181. , A teacher should not judge his pupils unequally. INTERROGATIVE ADVERBS. 182. , whither. 183. , I cannot tell whence he comes.
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