New Language Lessons : An Elementary Grammar And Composition
New Language Lessons : An Elementary Grammar And Composition
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Write three sentences on each of the following nouns, bringing in each noun, as, 1. subject; 2. possessive; 3. obfect.
Model: "The ocean." 1. The ocean is the great body of water surrounding the globe.
2. The ocean'' s greatest depth has never been found out.
3. The Sandwich Islanders love the ocean, 1. The horse. 8. My cousin. 6. The river.
2. A ship. 4. Washington. 6. A tiger.
92 MODinOATIOKB OF THB FARTS OF BPBSCH. [SEC. IT.
n.
Write these sentences so as to make each statement In the sinpu-... lar number.
Model: ''Dutiful children obey their parents.'* CAafl^«d— A dutifol chUd obeys its parents.
1. Dutiful children obey tbeir parents.
2. Men are mortal.
3. Sheep have valuable wool on their backs.
4. The oxen tread out the corn.
6. Little women sometimes have great minds.
6. These deer roam wild over the mountains.
7. The schools are conducted very welL m.
Write these sentences so as to make each statement in the plural number.
Model ; "My boy's tooth is decayed by eating sweetmeats." Changed-^ My boy^s teeth are decayed by eating sweetmeats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Write three sentences on each of the following nouns, bringing in each noun, as, 1. subject; 2. possessive; 3. obfect.
Model: "The ocean." 1. The ocean is the great body of water surrounding the globe.
2. The ocean'' s greatest depth has never been found out.
3. The Sandwich Islanders love the ocean, 1. The horse. 8. My cousin. 6. The river.
2. A ship. 4. Washington. 6. A tiger.
92 MODinOATIOKB OF THB FARTS OF BPBSCH. [SEC. IT.
n.
Write these sentences so as to make each statement In the sinpu-... lar number.
Model: ''Dutiful children obey their parents.'* CAafl^«d— A dutifol chUd obeys its parents.
1. Dutiful children obey tbeir parents.
2. Men are mortal.
3. Sheep have valuable wool on their backs.
4. The oxen tread out the corn.
6. Little women sometimes have great minds.
6. These deer roam wild over the mountains.
7. The schools are conducted very welL m.
Write these sentences so as to make each statement in the plural number.
Model ; "My boy's tooth is decayed by eating sweetmeats." Changed-^ My boy^s teeth are decayed by eating sweetmeats.
What to read after New Language Lessons : An Elementary Grammar And Composition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinton, William, 1833-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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