Practical English Composition: book Ii.
Practical English Composition: book Ii.
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8. Explain the following terms: "kickoff, " "tackling, " "end run, " "line buck, " "interference, " "blocking, " "holding, " "off side, " "punt, " "drop kick, " "forward pass, " "fair catch, " "downs, " "scrimmage, " "touchdown, " "touchback, " "safety, " "goal from touchdown, " and "goal from field. " 9. How many yards must a team carry the ball in four downs in order to keep it?
10. How much does a touchdown count? A safety? A field goal? A goal from touchdown?
11. How would you go to wor...k to find out the past history of a team and the character of its personnel?
12. What method of taking notes is recommended?
13. How long should the report of a game be?
14. In what style should it be written?
15. How many words does each model contain?
16. Observe how the writer seizes on the one or two salient points of each game, omitting what is unessential. This requires judgment and the effort to do it is a good training in judgment.
17. Tell whether each sentence is simple, complex, or compound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. Explain the following terms: "kickoff, " "tackling, " "end run, " "line buck, " "interference, " "blocking, " "holding, " "off side, " "punt, " "drop kick, " "forward pass, " "fair catch, " "downs, " "scrimmage, " "touchdown, " "touchback, " "safety, " "goal from touchdown, " and "goal from field. " 9. How many yards must a team carry the ball in four downs in order to keep it?
10. How much does a touchdown count? A safety? A field goal? A goal from touchdown?
11. How would you go to wor...k to find out the past history of a team and the character of its personnel?
12. What method of taking notes is recommended?
13. How long should the report of a game be?
14. In what style should it be written?
15. How many words does each model contain?
16. Observe how the writer seizes on the one or two salient points of each game, omitting what is unessential. This requires judgment and the effort to do it is a good training in judgment.
17. Tell whether each sentence is simple, complex, or compound.
What to read after Practical English Composition: book Ii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Edwin L. to read onlineMoreLess
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