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Concord between idea and word
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Generally there is agreement between the
real and grammatical gender and number.
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(1)
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The diminutives generally retain the gender
of their primitives.
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(2)
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Concord between words in the same sentence
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Concord in case, number and person does
exist between all such words in the same sentence that points to the same
thing, thus, e.g.:
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(3)
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The Pred does agree with its Subj in case
and person
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(4)
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The attribute agrees with the noun it
qualifies in case and, if possible, also in number and gender.
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(5)
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Pron follows the general rules of agreement.
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(6)
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Occasionally √ will agree with the
noun-predicate, when standing near, instead of agreeing with the subject.
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(7)
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Discordinance:
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When there is a discordance between the grammatical
and real gender or number of a noun the predicate or attribute will agree
with the real.
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(8)
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Difference:
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A predicate or attribute relating to living beings of different sex is put
in the masculine.
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(9)
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A predicate or attribute relating to inanimate things or things and living beings mixed of
different sex is put in the neuter.
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(10)
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When difference in person 1st person
outweighs the 2nd, which in turn outweighs the 3rd.
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(11)
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