Printing for School And Shop: a Textbook for Printers' Apprentices ...
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Words of one syllable cannot be divided, nor can the plurals of singular nouns even though pronounced as if they were words of two syllables.
horse, horses inch, inches fox, foxes 9. The addition of the past tense to verbs of one syllable does not add a syllable. Such words cannot be divided.
drown, drowned slap, slapped push, pushed 10. No English word ever begins with an x or ends with a j; therefore, in dividing words containing these letters always keep the X on the upper line and j on the ...lower.
parox-ysm pre-judice The word prejudice is an exception to the rule of dividing according to pronunciation. The accent is on the prej. The word is from the Latin pre jtdice, to judge in advance, and is used in this form in all legal documents.
Digitized by VjOOQiC PROOFREADING 65.
11. If the first syllable of a word contains but one letter, do not divide it on the first syllable; carry over the letter.
E-gypt a-mong a-float a-shore 12. When there is a distinction made in the pronunciation of a word to denote its part of speech, the word should be divided according to pronunciation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Words of one syllable cannot be divided, nor can the plurals of singular nouns even though pronounced as if they were words of two syllables.
horse, horses inch, inches fox, foxes 9. The addition of the past tense to verbs of one syllable does not add a syllable. Such words cannot be divided.
drown, drowned slap, slapped push, pushed 10. No English word ever begins with an x or ends with a j; therefore, in dividing words containing these letters always keep the X on the upper line and j on the ...lower.
parox-ysm pre-judice The word prejudice is an exception to the rule of dividing according to pronunciation. The accent is on the prej. The word is from the Latin pre jtdice, to judge in advance, and is used in this form in all legal documents.
Digitized by VjOOQiC PROOFREADING 65.
11. If the first syllable of a word contains but one letter, do not divide it on the first syllable; carry over the letter.
E-gypt a-mong a-float a-shore 12. When there is a distinction made in the pronunciation of a word to denote its part of speech, the word should be divided according to pronunciation.
What to read after Printing for School And Shop: a Textbook for Printers' Apprentices ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Souder Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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