The Smith-Mcmurry Language Series Bk. 3
The Smith-Mcmurry Language Series Bk. 3
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The tariff is not merely a party question.
3. The name of Palmer is a household word in many Southern homes.
BOOK THREE . 135 4. During my childhood days school exhibitions were great occasions.
Adjectives and Adverbs.
Some verbs may be followed either by adjectives or by adverbs. Shall we say " The sun shines bright " or " The sun shines brightly "? Either is correct, but there is a slight difference of meaning between the two. When we use " bright " we are thinking more of the sun; when we us...e ■"brightly," we are thinking more of the verb "shines." Compare these sentences, and tell what each means : .
1. He turned pale as I passed him.
2. He turned quickly as I passed him.
3. She looked sweet in her pink gingham.
4. She looked sweetly into her mother's face.
5. The physician felt the man's pulse carefully.
6. The pulse felt cold.
7. The verdict appeared just.
8. The ship suddenly appeared.
Phrases and Clauses as Adjectives.
(a) Every phrase modifying a noun or pronoun is really an adjective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tariff is not merely a party question.
3. The name of Palmer is a household word in many Southern homes.
BOOK THREE . 135 4. During my childhood days school exhibitions were great occasions.
Adjectives and Adverbs.
Some verbs may be followed either by adjectives or by adverbs. Shall we say " The sun shines bright " or " The sun shines brightly "? Either is correct, but there is a slight difference of meaning between the two. When we use " bright " we are thinking more of the sun; when we us...e ■"brightly," we are thinking more of the verb "shines." Compare these sentences, and tell what each means : .
1. He turned pale as I passed him.
2. He turned quickly as I passed him.
3. She looked sweet in her pink gingham.
4. She looked sweetly into her mother's face.
5. The physician felt the man's pulse carefully.
6. The pulse felt cold.
7. The verdict appeared just.
8. The ship suddenly appeared.
Phrases and Clauses as Adjectives.
(a) Every phrase modifying a noun or pronoun is really an adjective.
What to read after The Smith-Mcmurry Language Series Bk. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Alphonso Charles Alphonso Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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