Introductory Text-book of English Composition, Based on Grammatical SynthesisOliver and Boyd, 1872 - 144페이지 |
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... Expression of Thought . It will readily be understood that Rhetoric can- not supply us with thoughts : these the ... expression to every single thought . 2. How to combine sentences into Paragraphs , so as to give the best expression to ...
... Expression of Thought . It will readily be understood that Rhetoric can- not supply us with thoughts : these the ... expression to every single thought . 2. How to combine sentences into Paragraphs , so as to give the best expression to ...
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... expressed in words . 6. The essential terms of a sentence , that is , the parts with- out which no complete thought can be expressed , are the Subject and the Predicate . 7. The Predicate is that part of the sentence which makes a ...
... expressed in words . 6. The essential terms of a sentence , that is , the parts with- out which no complete thought can be expressed , are the Subject and the Predicate . 7. The Predicate is that part of the sentence which makes a ...
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... expressed by algebraic indices , a1 , a2 , a3 , etc .; their order within the same degree by co - efficients , la1 , 2a1 , 3a1 , etc. 18. Subordinate clauses , like phrases , are of three kinds , named according to the functions they ...
... expressed by algebraic indices , a1 , a2 , a3 , etc .; their order within the same degree by co - efficients , la1 , 2a1 , 3a1 , etc. 18. Subordinate clauses , like phrases , are of three kinds , named according to the functions they ...
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... expressed by and , signified by + 3. Antithetical , 4. Causative , ... ... or , but , therefore , for , ... X ... 26. FUNDAMENTAL LAW : -Every sentence must contain at least one independent Predicate . A form of words may contain ...
... expressed by and , signified by + 3. Antithetical , 4. Causative , ... ... or , but , therefore , for , ... X ... 26. FUNDAMENTAL LAW : -Every sentence must contain at least one independent Predicate . A form of words may contain ...
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... expressed or clearly implied . 46. In arranging the subordinate members of the sentence , care must be taken to connect explanatory words and phrases with the words which they explain . This is the quality of clearness . It may be ...
... expressed or clearly implied . 46. In arranging the subordinate members of the sentence , care must be taken to connect explanatory words and phrases with the words which they explain . This is the quality of clearness . It may be ...
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36 pages accent Arithmetic arranged Battle of Ivry blank verse Books Carefully Revised Chapter character Civil Service Commissioners classical complete compound sentence connexion construction containing correspondence Dictation Exercises Dimeters Edinburgh Edinburgh Academy effect Elector Palatine elements England ENGLISH COMPOSITION English Grammar example Exercise Exposition expressed feet figure of language following sentences French grace Hexameters History introduced irregular J. H. BURTON JOSEPH BOSWORTH Junior Classes kind of composition King Lady of Shalott Latin letter lines Lord Lord Salisbury Maitland meaning mind Modern Geography Narration Narrative nature objects outline paragraph Particular Description perspicuity phrases pleasure points principle prison Prose pupil quality of language Questions for Examination Reading-Book Reflection regular measure rhyming alternately rules School Scotland sense shewed Simple Regular stanza stiff wrapper style subs syllables Synecdoche Tetrameter Text-Book thee thou thought tion Trimeter truth verse words writing
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