Lessons in English: Adapted to the Study of American Classics : a Text-Book for High Schools And ...
Lessons in English: Adapted to the Study of American Classics : a Text-Book for High Schools And ...
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A Book about Words. Graham.
All about Hard Words.
Common Words with Curious Derivations. Smith.
Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words. HalliwelL Dictionary of Americanisms. Bartlett.
Americanisms. Scheie De Vera.
Lost Beauties of the English Language. Mackay.
Standard English. Oliphant.
Essentials of English. Welsh.
A Dictionary of English Synonymes. Soule.
Practical Rhetoric. Clark.
Discriminate : A Companion to " Don't." The Philosophy of Words. Garlanda.
The English Language. Meiklejohn....
The Slang Dictionary, SSNTBNOES. 179 CHAPTER VII, SENTENCES.
A Sentence is such an expression of thought as makes complete sense, and is followed by a full pause.
Grammatical Classification of Sentences.
!• A Simple Sentence contains but one proposition.
Ex. " The sun shines." 2. A Complex Sentence contains one independent proposition and one or more dependent propositions.
Ex. ''The siiii shines, even when we do not see it." 3. A Compound Sentence contains two or more co- ordinate propositions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Book about Words. Graham.
All about Hard Words.
Common Words with Curious Derivations. Smith.
Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words. HalliwelL Dictionary of Americanisms. Bartlett.
Americanisms. Scheie De Vera.
Lost Beauties of the English Language. Mackay.
Standard English. Oliphant.
Essentials of English. Welsh.
A Dictionary of English Synonymes. Soule.
Practical Rhetoric. Clark.
Discriminate : A Companion to " Don't." The Philosophy of Words. Garlanda.
The English Language. Meiklejohn....
The Slang Dictionary, SSNTBNOES. 179 CHAPTER VII, SENTENCES.
A Sentence is such an expression of thought as makes complete sense, and is followed by a full pause.
Grammatical Classification of Sentences.
!• A Simple Sentence contains but one proposition.
Ex. " The sun shines." 2. A Complex Sentence contains one independent proposition and one or more dependent propositions.
Ex. ''The siiii shines, even when we do not see it." 3. A Compound Sentence contains two or more co- ordinate propositions.
What to read after Lessons in English: Adapted to the Study of American Classics : a Text-Book for High Schools And ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara E H Sara Elizabeth Husted Lockwood to read onlineMoreLess
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