What is English?
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I have used it ever since.
This, like other eccentric schemes suggested in these pages, may not appeal to you. A man to whom I am much indebted once told me of a device w^hich did not strike me favorably. I can't use it. But I should certainly have taken it up — should have taken up anything — if I had not had another.
106 WHAT IS ENGLISH?
Keep constantly before the class the essential idea that a clause contains a subject and verb, and is used like a single adjective, or a single adverb, or a ...single noun; that relative clauses are adjective clauses, be- cause they are always attached to, always modify, some noun or pronoun. Wlienever you can make a pupil perceive this clearly you have conferred upon him a priceless gift — a bit more courage in tackling Shakespeare's sentences.
You will moil in vain in the opening days with re- latives unless you follow the plan (or its equivalent in some shape) of ^^ picking out the relative clause.'' ^^What is the clause T' must be the unfailing ques- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have used it ever since.
This, like other eccentric schemes suggested in these pages, may not appeal to you. A man to whom I am much indebted once told me of a device w^hich did not strike me favorably. I can't use it. But I should certainly have taken it up — should have taken up anything — if I had not had another.
106 WHAT IS ENGLISH?
Keep constantly before the class the essential idea that a clause contains a subject and verb, and is used like a single adjective, or a single adverb, or a ...single noun; that relative clauses are adjective clauses, be- cause they are always attached to, always modify, some noun or pronoun. Wlienever you can make a pupil perceive this clearly you have conferred upon him a priceless gift — a bit more courage in tackling Shakespeare's sentences.
You will moil in vain in the opening days with re- latives unless you follow the plan (or its equivalent in some shape) of ^^ picking out the relative clause.'' ^^What is the clause T' must be the unfailing ques- tion.
What to read after What is English??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, C. H. (Charles Henshaw), 1872-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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