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• General Paradigm Active Voice, 65–69
• Passive Voice, 69–72
• Of the Causal Verb, 72–73

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• Of the Composition and Derivation of Words, 74–81
• Of the Formation of Nouns, 81–84
• Of Diminutive Nouns, 84–85
• Of the Hasili Masdar, 85–87
• Of Nouns of Place, 87–88
• Of Compound Verbs, 88–92

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• Of the Persian and Arabick Numerals, 93–95
• Of the Ordinals, 95–96

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• Persian Adverbs, 96–97
• Interrogatives, 97–98
• Conjunctions, Prepositions, Interjections, 98–100

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• Of the Persian Syntax,101
• Of Indefinite Nouns, &c. 101–104
• Construction of the Numerals, 104
• Of Nouns Qualifying one another, 104–107
• Of the Comparative and Superlative Degrees, 107–108
• Of the Relative Pronouns, 109–112
• Of the Subject and Predicate, 112–114
• Of the Concordance of the Subject and Predicate, 114–116
• Of the Subject of Verbs, 116–117
• On the Government of Verbs, 118–120