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... having called the squire aloud , dismounted . " ( 3 ) A complement ; as , “ Hope appeared smiling " ; " I saw a man laughing ; ” ( 4 ) The principal word of a prepositional phrase ; as , “ By taking pains , you will succeed .
... having called the squire aloud , dismounted . " ( 3 ) A complement ; as , “ Hope appeared smiling " ; " I saw a man laughing ; ” ( 4 ) The principal word of a prepositional phrase ; as , “ By taking pains , you will succeed .
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The mission called Mr. Swiveller to some place . It might be to Peckham Rye again . It would surely be to some distant place . From this distant place he could not be expected to return for two or three hours .
The mission called Mr. Swiveller to some place . It might be to Peckham Rye again . It would surely be to some distant place . From this distant place he could not be expected to return for two or three hours .
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He was called the Black Prince from the color of his The color of the armor was specially chosen . It set off the fairness of his skin and hair . armor . EXERCISE IV . DIRECTION .-- Analyze the following simple sentences : 1.
He was called the Black Prince from the color of his The color of the armor was specially chosen . It set off the fairness of his skin and hair . armor . EXERCISE IV . DIRECTION .-- Analyze the following simple sentences : 1.
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The twisted flax is called lingel . 13. Johnson showed roughness and violence . He showed these qualities in society . They were to be expected in such a man . This man's temper was not naturally gentle . It had been long tried by the ...
The twisted flax is called lingel . 13. Johnson showed roughness and violence . He showed these qualities in society . They were to be expected in such a man . This man's temper was not naturally gentle . It had been long tried by the ...
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When the relation of the members is copulative , the conjunction may be absorbed in a relative pronoun or a conjunctive adverb ; as , James called for John , who [ = and he ] responded at once . They shouted at the dog , which [ = and ...
When the relation of the members is copulative , the conjunction may be absorbed in a relative pronoun or a conjunctive adverb ; as , James called for John , who [ = and he ] responded at once . They shouted at the dog , which [ = and ...
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| Titel | Elements of Composition and Rhetoric: With Copious Exercises in Both Criticism and Construction Harvey's language course, Thomas Wadleigh Harvey |
| Autor/in | Virginia Waddy |
| Verlag | American Book Company, 1889 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 16. Apr. 2008 |
| Länge | 416 Seiten |
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