Studies in English for Evening Schools
Studies in English for Evening Schools
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V. Most abbreviations should begin with capital letters ; as, — I have invited Mr. Phillips and Dr. Smith.
VI. The words I and should be written in capitals ; as, — George feared that I would not dare to do it.
Copy the following sentences and show how the rules are applied : — 1. Mr. Mitchell will sail for England on Monday.
2. I will tell Mrs. Potter to go to New York.
Copy the following, putting capitals where necessary: — Charles street london america desk orchard pen england Chicago delawa...re stove book For dictation : — (Notice the use of capitals.) In 1643, a league was formed by the four colonies, Massachusetts, Plymouth, Connecticut, and New Haven, against the Indians.
34 ENQLISH THE PRONOUN I shall be glad to help yoa, if you will allow me.
In this sentence, how many times does the speaker men- tion himself ? How many times does he mention the one spoken to? Does he mention his own name? Does he mention the name of the person to whom he is speaking ?
By what words does he mention himself ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. Most abbreviations should begin with capital letters ; as, — I have invited Mr. Phillips and Dr. Smith.
VI. The words I and should be written in capitals ; as, — George feared that I would not dare to do it.
Copy the following sentences and show how the rules are applied : — 1. Mr. Mitchell will sail for England on Monday.
2. I will tell Mrs. Potter to go to New York.
Copy the following, putting capitals where necessary: — Charles street london america desk orchard pen england Chicago delawa...re stove book For dictation : — (Notice the use of capitals.) In 1643, a league was formed by the four colonies, Massachusetts, Plymouth, Connecticut, and New Haven, against the Indians.
34 ENQLISH THE PRONOUN I shall be glad to help yoa, if you will allow me.
In this sentence, how many times does the speaker men- tion himself ? How many times does he mention the one spoken to? Does he mention his own name? Does he mention the name of the person to whom he is speaking ?
By what words does he mention himself ?
What to read after Studies in English for Evening Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Estabrook Chancellor to read onlineMoreLess
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