The Art of Writing & Speaking the English Language
The Art of Writing & Speaking the English Language
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I was ready to burst withholding my breath, when to my relief I found my head and hands shootabove the surface of the water. I was covered again with water, and dashed against a rock. The blow, taking my breast and side, beat the breath quite out of my body. I held fast by the piece ofrock, however, and then, although very weak, I fetched another run, so that I succeeded in getting to the mainland, where I sat me down, quite out of reach of the water.
Questions and Notes. In what words in the p...receding paragraphs hassilent _a_ been dropped on adding a syllable? In what words do youfind the digraph _ea, _ and what sound does it have in each? How manydifferent sounds of _ea_ do you find? What is the difference between_breath_ and _breathe―all_ the differences? How many l's in _almost?_ In what other compounds does _all_ drop one _l_? Why do we not havetwo _r_'s in _covered_? (Answer. The syllable containing _er_ is notaccented. Only accented syllables double a final single consonant onadding a syllable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was ready to burst withholding my breath, when to my relief I found my head and hands shootabove the surface of the water. I was covered again with water, and dashed against a rock. The blow, taking my breast and side, beat the breath quite out of my body. I held fast by the piece ofrock, however, and then, although very weak, I fetched another run, so that I succeeded in getting to the mainland, where I sat me down, quite out of reach of the water.
Questions and Notes. In what words in the p...receding paragraphs hassilent _a_ been dropped on adding a syllable? In what words do youfind the digraph _ea, _ and what sound does it have in each? How manydifferent sounds of _ea_ do you find? What is the difference between_breath_ and _breathe―all_ the differences? How many l's in _almost?_ In what other compounds does _all_ drop one _l_? Why do we not havetwo _r_'s in _covered_? (Answer. The syllable containing _er_ is notaccented. Only accented syllables double a final single consonant onadding a syllable.
What to read after The Art of Writing & Speaking the English Language?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cody Sherwin to read onlineMoreLess
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