First Lessons in Composition, in which the Principles of the Art are Developed in Connection with the Principles of Grammar: Embracing Full Directions on the Subject of Punctuation; with Copious ExercisesD.Appleton and Company, 1871 |
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adding the suffix adjective pronouns adverb adverbial clause analysis antecedent argumentative discourses arrangement biographical sketch Black pepper called Charlemagne classes comma commencing composition compound sentence conjunction connected consist consonant Copy and punctuate corrected dash occurs dear derivatives describe English Grammar essential property exclamatory sentence EXERCISE express father following sentences G. P. QUACKENBOS Geography Give an example happiness head History illustrated infinitive mood insert interjection interrogative pronouns intransitive intransitive verb introduced kind king language LESSON letter Mahomet Mention metaphor noun or pronoun object participial clause participle Philosophy practical preposition primitive Princ principal proper punctuate the following pupil Quackenbos's quotation-points relative clause relative pronoun Romans rule that relates similes simple sentences Sir Isaac Newton sound speech style suffix syllable synonymes tautology teacher tence text-book thing tion tive transitive verb virtue vocative clause vowel walking White Sea words and clauses
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