Short French Review Grammar And Composition book : With Everyday Idiom Drill And Conversational Practice
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I was frightened when the blood started to flow. James made fun of me. He said that American women ought to have harder heads.
[Drill] 1. Your doctor is better than ours. 2. (Handkerchiefs) Here are theirs ; where is yours ? 3. James laughed when he saw the letter Mary had written. 4. What have you in 3 your left hand ? 5. He has his hand in his pocket. 6. She fell and broke her arm. 7. Henry the Fourth wrote (past abs.) a long letter. 8. He knows me, and he knows that I will write him a letter.... 9. W T hose orange is that? 10. It is my orange; i en. 2 Omit. 3 à.
72 FRENCH REVIEW GRAMMAR where is hers? 11. Whose daughter are you? 12. When you have written the sentence raise your right hands. 1 13. Raise your eyes 2 from time to time. 14. I am not a good judge of music. 15. And I, I am not a good judge of it either. 16. I cannot do without gloves. 17. I need his red ink and yours.
18. He must write {près, subj.) a letter. 19. He makes fun of my father and mother. 20. You are laughing ; you must not laugh (près.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was frightened when the blood started to flow. James made fun of me. He said that American women ought to have harder heads.
[Drill] 1. Your doctor is better than ours. 2. (Handkerchiefs) Here are theirs ; where is yours ? 3. James laughed when he saw the letter Mary had written. 4. What have you in 3 your left hand ? 5. He has his hand in his pocket. 6. She fell and broke her arm. 7. Henry the Fourth wrote (past abs.) a long letter. 8. He knows me, and he knows that I will write him a letter.... 9. W T hose orange is that? 10. It is my orange; i en. 2 Omit. 3 à.
72 FRENCH REVIEW GRAMMAR where is hers? 11. Whose daughter are you? 12. When you have written the sentence raise your right hands. 1 13. Raise your eyes 2 from time to time. 14. I am not a good judge of music. 15. And I, I am not a good judge of it either. 16. I cannot do without gloves. 17. I need his red ink and yours.
18. He must write {près, subj.) a letter. 19. He makes fun of my father and mother. 20. You are laughing ; you must not laugh (près.
What to read after Short French Review Grammar And Composition book : With Everyday Idiom Drill And Conversational Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Hobart Carnahan to read onlineMoreLess
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