A Skeleton Spanish Grammar
A Skeleton Spanish Grammar
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They dressed hurriedly and went downstairs; the room was full of smoke, and a dog was barking furiously. 7. We repeated it to him, and he repeated it to the captain, who seemed very much surprised. 8. They followed the gardener until he disap- peared behind the hedge. 9. They smiled when I asked them what they had seen. 10. I have more money than you, which is very strange.
(b) i. In winter snow covers the ground, the wind is cold, and the water becomes ice. 2. In spring the trees blossom; we f...ind flowers; it often rains, and the roads are muddy. 3. In summer the days are long; we get up at six o'clock, and go to bed at ten. 4. In autumn few flowers come out, but the fruit ripens, and there are apples, pears, and peaches. 5. To-day it is cold; but we have a holiday, and I want to go with some com- panions to see my uncle. 6. It is sunny to-day, but to-morrow it will probably rain. 7. Yesterday it was fine ; it froze last night, and we did not want to get up this morning. 8. What date is it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They dressed hurriedly and went downstairs; the room was full of smoke, and a dog was barking furiously. 7. We repeated it to him, and he repeated it to the captain, who seemed very much surprised. 8. They followed the gardener until he disap- peared behind the hedge. 9. They smiled when I asked them what they had seen. 10. I have more money than you, which is very strange.
(b) i. In winter snow covers the ground, the wind is cold, and the water becomes ice. 2. In spring the trees blossom; we f...ind flowers; it often rains, and the roads are muddy. 3. In summer the days are long; we get up at six o'clock, and go to bed at ten. 4. In autumn few flowers come out, but the fruit ripens, and there are apples, pears, and peaches. 5. To-day it is cold; but we have a holiday, and I want to go with some com- panions to see my uncle. 6. It is sunny to-day, but to-morrow it will probably rain. 7. Yesterday it was fine ; it froze last night, and we did not want to get up this morning. 8. What date is it?
What to read after A Skeleton Spanish Grammar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Allison Edgar Allison Peers to read onlineMoreLess
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