Lessons in Language And Grammar
Lessons in Language And Grammar
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7.
Those specimens are granite. 8. These kinds of nuts are good to eat. 9. The Chinese have ^//// customs. 10. Did you notice that man's odd manner? 11. The rushing flood was awful to see. 12. A storm at sea is an awful sight. 1 3. Yellowstone Park is noted for its grand scenery.
14. We had a grand view of the sunset. 15. What nice taste Mary has! 16. She is a very lovely girl, too. 17.
Longfellow had a lovely character.
SECTION xm.
THE PRONOUN.
( Grace is a good girl.
( Grace studies diligentl...y.
( Robert likes to play.
1 Robert can run very fast.
( Girls love canaries.
. I Girls like to hear canaries sing.
( Grace is a good girl.
1 She studies diligently.
( Robert likes to play.
1 He can run very fast.
( Girls love canaries.
I They like to hear them sing.
Compare each pair of sentences above the line v^ith the corresponding pair below. Do these sentences mean ELEMENTARY GRAMMAR, II3 the same in each case ? Do you notice any difference in the words ? In the sentences below the line, what words are used in the place of Grace, Robert, girls, canaries ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7.
Those specimens are granite. 8. These kinds of nuts are good to eat. 9. The Chinese have ^//// customs. 10. Did you notice that man's odd manner? 11. The rushing flood was awful to see. 12. A storm at sea is an awful sight. 1 3. Yellowstone Park is noted for its grand scenery.
14. We had a grand view of the sunset. 15. What nice taste Mary has! 16. She is a very lovely girl, too. 17.
Longfellow had a lovely character.
SECTION xm.
THE PRONOUN.
( Grace is a good girl.
( Grace studies diligentl...y.
( Robert likes to play.
1 Robert can run very fast.
( Girls love canaries.
. I Girls like to hear canaries sing.
( Grace is a good girl.
1 She studies diligently.
( Robert likes to play.
1 He can run very fast.
( Girls love canaries.
I They like to hear them sing.
Compare each pair of sentences above the line v^ith the corresponding pair below. Do these sentences mean ELEMENTARY GRAMMAR, II3 the same in each case ? Do you notice any difference in the words ? In the sentences below the line, what words are used in the place of Grace, Robert, girls, canaries ?
What to read after Lessons in Language And Grammar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarbell, H. S. (Horace Sumner), 1838-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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