Foundation Lessons in English, Books 1-2
Foundation Lessons in English, Books 1-2
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His blue tail is also trimmed with white and black, and his high hat is tied around his neck with a black band.
Write a paragraph upon the habits of eojch of the follow' ing : — the fox, the rabbit, the squirrel.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 180 FOUNDATION LESSONS IN ENGLISH LESSON XXV ABBREVIATIONS It is often convenient, instead of writing a word in full, to represent it by only part of the letters of which it is composed. A part of a word nsed for the entire word is called an Abbreyiation. An abbrev...iation is always followed by a period.
The titles Mister and Mistress are always written in their abbreviated forms Mr. and Mrs. The plural of Mister is written Messrs.
Other titles are usually abbreviated, though sometimes when addressing a person formally his title is written in full.
Copy and learn the following: — Mister Mr.
Superintendent Supt.
Mistress Mrs.
Reverend Rev.
Doctor Dr.
Governor Gov.
President Pres.
General Gen.
Professor Prof.
Captain Capt.
Doctor James Brown may be written either " Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His blue tail is also trimmed with white and black, and his high hat is tied around his neck with a black band.
Write a paragraph upon the habits of eojch of the follow' ing : — the fox, the rabbit, the squirrel.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 180 FOUNDATION LESSONS IN ENGLISH LESSON XXV ABBREVIATIONS It is often convenient, instead of writing a word in full, to represent it by only part of the letters of which it is composed. A part of a word nsed for the entire word is called an Abbreyiation. An abbrev...iation is always followed by a period.
The titles Mister and Mistress are always written in their abbreviated forms Mr. and Mrs. The plural of Mister is written Messrs.
Other titles are usually abbreviated, though sometimes when addressing a person formally his title is written in full.
Copy and learn the following: — Mister Mr.
Superintendent Supt.
Mistress Mrs.
Reverend Rev.
Doctor Dr.
Governor Gov.
President Pres.
General Gen.
Professor Prof.
Captain Capt.
Doctor James Brown may be written either " Dr.
What to read after Foundation Lessons in English, Books 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Isreal Woodley to read onlineMoreLess
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