The Primary Curriculum
The Primary Curriculum
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Adjectives give little trouble ; their various classes need only a casual reference ; the confinement of the comparative degree to cases when not more than two things are under consideration is the only practical point that need come up, except perhaps the occasional confusion between adjectives and adverbs.
The present classification of adverbs I have always felt to be absurd; "adverbs of degree" are on a different functional plane altogether from adverbs of manner, time, and place, and seem m...ore akin to " adjectives of quantity. " All such matters should be touched upon very lightly, as they have little bear- ing on composition.
In verbs, the distinctions of transitive and intransitive, regular and irregular, need not be more than referred to, but some time may well be devoted to repeating the three chief parts of such verbs as are often misused drink, drank, drunk; He, lay, lain; lay, laid, laid; and so on. Mistakes like, "Caesar come over to Britain in 55 B. C. , " "I done my lesson, " are all too common.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adjectives give little trouble ; their various classes need only a casual reference ; the confinement of the comparative degree to cases when not more than two things are under consideration is the only practical point that need come up, except perhaps the occasional confusion between adjectives and adverbs.
The present classification of adverbs I have always felt to be absurd; "adverbs of degree" are on a different functional plane altogether from adverbs of manner, time, and place, and seem m...ore akin to " adjectives of quantity. " All such matters should be touched upon very lightly, as they have little bear- ing on composition.
In verbs, the distinctions of transitive and intransitive, regular and irregular, need not be more than referred to, but some time may well be devoted to repeating the three chief parts of such verbs as are often misused drink, drank, drunk; He, lay, lain; lay, laid, laid; and so on. Mistakes like, "Caesar come over to Britain in 55 B. C. , " "I done my lesson, " are all too common.
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