The Architecture of Country Houses;
The Architecture of Country Houses;
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In the morning I went to school, and in the afternoon I walked on the seashore. I use an umbrella when the sun shines because it is hot.
wet shln'ing mud'dy af t'er noon' shines Note: The spelling of new words is very important. Their meaning should be explained and when possible illustrated by- objects or actions.
PART TWO 77 LESSON 62 Personal Pronouns Nominative and Objective I know you and her.
We know them.
You know him.
You know us.
He knows me.
They know us.
She knows us.
I know you.
Nom...inative Objective I me you you he him she her it it we us they them Notes: 1. The pupils should read the sentences carefully.
2. The lists as arranged at the bottom of the page are to be committed to memory.
78 LANGUAGE LESSONS LESSON 63 (See Frontispiece) Anita is a little old woman who sells eggs.
Every day she comes to my house. Yesterday she came and asked me, '*Do you wish to buy eggs to-day? '^ '' Are your eggs cheap or dear? '^ I asked her. '' My eggs are very cheap/' she said. '' Then I shall buy a dozen, Anita.'' Anita is poor, but she is a good woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the morning I went to school, and in the afternoon I walked on the seashore. I use an umbrella when the sun shines because it is hot.
wet shln'ing mud'dy af t'er noon' shines Note: The spelling of new words is very important. Their meaning should be explained and when possible illustrated by- objects or actions.
PART TWO 77 LESSON 62 Personal Pronouns Nominative and Objective I know you and her.
We know them.
You know him.
You know us.
He knows me.
They know us.
She knows us.
I know you.
Nom...inative Objective I me you you he him she her it it we us they them Notes: 1. The pupils should read the sentences carefully.
2. The lists as arranged at the bottom of the page are to be committed to memory.
78 LANGUAGE LESSONS LESSON 63 (See Frontispiece) Anita is a little old woman who sells eggs.
Every day she comes to my house. Yesterday she came and asked me, '*Do you wish to buy eggs to-day? '^ '' Are your eggs cheap or dear? '^ I asked her. '' My eggs are very cheap/' she said. '' Then I shall buy a dozen, Anita.'' Anita is poor, but she is a good woman.
What to read after The Architecture of Country Houses;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Andrew Jackson Downing to read onlineMoreLess
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