Practical Exercises in English
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EAT. 26. The scraps were--up by the dog. 27. The men have--their dinner.
FLEE, FLY, FLOW. 28. During the night the river had over--its banks. 29. Benedict Arnold was forced to--the country. He--to England. 30. The birds have--away. 31. The guilty man has--. He--with his family to Mexico. 32. Our meadow was over--during the freshet. 33. The yacht--like a bird before the wind. 34. The lotus-eaters watched the gleaming river as it--seaward. 35. It had--through the same channel hundreds of years. 3...6. The terrified savages--to the mountains. 37. They shall--from the wrath to come. 38. The plantations along the Mississippi are over--.
FORGET. 39. Once Sydney Smith, being asked his name by a servant, found to his dismay that he had--his own name. 40. Maude is late; she must have--the time.
FREEZE. 41. I thought my ears were--. 42. He would have--to death if he had not been found by theSt. Bernard dogs.
GET. 43. They have--home. 44. Whenever any milk was wanted it could be--from the magic pitcher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EAT. 26. The scraps were--up by the dog. 27. The men have--their dinner.
FLEE, FLY, FLOW. 28. During the night the river had over--its banks. 29. Benedict Arnold was forced to--the country. He--to England. 30. The birds have--away. 31. The guilty man has--. He--with his family to Mexico. 32. Our meadow was over--during the freshet. 33. The yacht--like a bird before the wind. 34. The lotus-eaters watched the gleaming river as it--seaward. 35. It had--through the same channel hundreds of years. 3...6. The terrified savages--to the mountains. 37. They shall--from the wrath to come. 38. The plantations along the Mississippi are over--.
FORGET. 39. Once Sydney Smith, being asked his name by a servant, found to his dismay that he had--his own name. 40. Maude is late; she must have--the time.
FREEZE. 41. I thought my ears were--. 42. He would have--to death if he had not been found by theSt. Bernard dogs.
GET. 43. They have--home. 44. Whenever any milk was wanted it could be--from the magic pitcher.
What to read after Practical Exercises in English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buehler Huber Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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