Daily Lesson Plans: a Teachers' Manual 1
Daily Lesson Plans: a Teachers' Manual 1
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My predecessor had made it. The seat was overshadowed by hawthorn and honeysuckle. 2. His schoolhouse was 236 RHETORIC IN PRACTICE a low building. It was rudely constructed of logs. It contained but one room. The room was a large one.
The windows were partly glazed. They were partly patched with leaves. The leaves were from old copy- books. 3. The schoolhouse was in a pleasant situation.
A brook ran close by. The building stood just at the foot of a woody hill. Conveniently near grew a formi- d...able birch tree. The situation was lovely. 4. Hard by the farmhouse was a barn. This barn might have served for a church, it was so large. Every window and crevice seemed bursting forth with the treasure of the farm. 5.
It was a spacious farmhouse. It was high-ridged, but it had low-sloping roofs. The low, projecting eaves formed a piazza along the front. The piazza could be closed up in bad weather. The house was built in the style handed down from the first Dutch settlers.
EXERCISE 158 Reconstruct the following sentences with a view to bringing about uniformity, I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My predecessor had made it. The seat was overshadowed by hawthorn and honeysuckle. 2. His schoolhouse was 236 RHETORIC IN PRACTICE a low building. It was rudely constructed of logs. It contained but one room. The room was a large one.
The windows were partly glazed. They were partly patched with leaves. The leaves were from old copy- books. 3. The schoolhouse was in a pleasant situation.
A brook ran close by. The building stood just at the foot of a woody hill. Conveniently near grew a formi- d...able birch tree. The situation was lovely. 4. Hard by the farmhouse was a barn. This barn might have served for a church, it was so large. Every window and crevice seemed bursting forth with the treasure of the farm. 5.
It was a spacious farmhouse. It was high-ridged, but it had low-sloping roofs. The low, projecting eaves formed a piazza along the front. The piazza could be closed up in bad weather. The house was built in the style handed down from the first Dutch settlers.
EXERCISE 158 Reconstruct the following sentences with a view to bringing about uniformity, I.
What to read after Daily Lesson Plans: a Teachers' Manual 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter L Walter Lowrie Hervey to read onlineMoreLess
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