An Improved Grammar of the English Language, on the Inductive System: With which Elementary and Progressive Lessons in Composition are Combined : for the Use of Schools and Academies, and Private LearnersSorin and Ball, 1845 - Всего страниц: 192 |
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... question is , in many respects , an improvement upon any work of the kind yet published for the use of schools , and developes a system of teaching English Gram- ( 1 ) mar far preferable to any that has come under our.
... question is , in many respects , an improvement upon any work of the kind yet published for the use of schools , and developes a system of teaching English Gram- ( 1 ) mar far preferable to any that has come under our.
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... Gram- mar is published , give it a preference over any other now in use , and have no doubt it will be adopted by the Board as the book above all others , best fitted for the use of our schools . JOHN S. ABBOTT , SAMUEL BABSTOW . From ...
... Gram- mar is published , give it a preference over any other now in use , and have no doubt it will be adopted by the Board as the book above all others , best fitted for the use of our schools . JOHN S. ABBOTT , SAMUEL BABSTOW . From ...
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... Gram- mar , prepared by Rev. Bradford Frazee , we are led to believe that it is an improvement upon the grammars now in use ; in the philosophy of the arrangement - the correctness of the definitions -the clearness of the illustrations ...
... Gram- mar , prepared by Rev. Bradford Frazee , we are led to believe that it is an improvement upon the grammars now in use ; in the philosophy of the arrangement - the correctness of the definitions -the clearness of the illustrations ...
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... Gram . School . Abm . K. Van Vleck , Principal of Pub . Gram . School , No. 16 . S. Durand , Principal of 5th Ward Gram . School . Jno . W. Ketchum , Principal of Pub . Gram . School , No. 7 . John H. Fanning , Principal of Pub . Gram ...
... Gram . School . Abm . K. Van Vleck , Principal of Pub . Gram . School , No. 16 . S. Durand , Principal of 5th Ward Gram . School . Jno . W. Ketchum , Principal of Pub . Gram . School , No. 7 . John H. Fanning , Principal of Pub . Gram ...
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... gram- marians among the thousands engaged in it . Rules in science are the abstractions of cultivated minds , therefore it is impossible to understand them well without know- ing the course of reasoning or the classification of facts ...
... gram- marians among the thousands engaged in it . Rules in science are the abstractions of cultivated minds , therefore it is impossible to understand them well without know- ing the course of reasoning or the classification of facts ...
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according to Rule active voice adverbs articulations asserts action auxiliary called clauses or sentences compound conjugation conjunction connected consonant DEFECTIVE VERBS denotes diphthongal Encycl examples express following Model Foundation of Note Foundation of Rule gender governed Gram Grammar grammarians hence History of France Incorrect Construction INDICATIVE MODE infinitive mode intransitive James John language learner letter loved Tense loved Thou loved Ye n be loving n been loving nominative nouns object Parse the verb passive voice Past Tense Perf perfect participle Perfect Tense person and number Philadelphia Pictorial History plural POTENTIAL MODE prefixed prepositions Present Tense Principal Prior-Future Prior-Past Prior-present Tense pupil REMARK S. G. Goodrich Saxon School shalt or wilt singular number SORIN & BALL stands SUBJUNCTIVE MODE substitutes Syntax tences thee thing third person Thou hadst thou n love tive transitive verb vowel words Write exercises ye n love
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