Composition And Rhetoric
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I. Omission of a verb. Do not omit a principal verb in any part of a sentence unless the form expressed elsewhere in the sentence is grammatically correct and clearly implied at the point where it is omitted.
Incorrect: She has not and never will recover.
Correct: She has not recovered and never will recover.
Incorrect: I have not written, nor am I going to.
Correct: I have not written, nor am I going to write.
An auxiliary or a copulative verb should not be omitted un- less the form expressed ...earlier in the sentence is grammatically correct and clearly implied in the latter part of the sentence.
Incorrect: The house was painted and the rooms papered again.
Correct: The house was painted and the rooms were papered again.
Incorrect: The garden has been prepared and all the plants set out.
Correct: The garden has been prepared and all the plants have been set out.
Incorrect: The first speaker was entertaining, but the others ex- tremely boresome.
Correct: The first speaker was entertaining, but the others were extremely boresome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. Omission of a verb. Do not omit a principal verb in any part of a sentence unless the form expressed elsewhere in the sentence is grammatically correct and clearly implied at the point where it is omitted.
Incorrect: She has not and never will recover.
Correct: She has not recovered and never will recover.
Incorrect: I have not written, nor am I going to.
Correct: I have not written, nor am I going to write.
An auxiliary or a copulative verb should not be omitted un- less the form expressed ...earlier in the sentence is grammatically correct and clearly implied in the latter part of the sentence.
Incorrect: The house was painted and the rooms papered again.
Correct: The house was painted and the rooms were papered again.
Incorrect: The garden has been prepared and all the plants set out.
Correct: The garden has been prepared and all the plants have been set out.
Incorrect: The first speaker was entertaining, but the others ex- tremely boresome.
Correct: The first speaker was entertaining, but the others were extremely boresome.
What to read after Composition And Rhetoric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanner, William M to read onlineMoreLess
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