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... exclusively to analytical processes , to the neglect of synthetical ; hence , he may be skillful in discovering the relations of words in sentences formed by others , and be but a bungler in giving expression to his own ideas .
... exclusively to analytical processes , to the neglect of synthetical ; hence , he may be skillful in discovering the relations of words in sentences formed by others , and be but a bungler in giving expression to his own ideas .
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Hence it is well in constructing sentences to try several arrangements and carefully avoid those that admit the least doubt as to the meaning . It sometimes happens that several arrangements of a simple sentence present the meaning with ...
Hence it is well in constructing sentences to try several arrangements and carefully avoid those that admit the least doubt as to the meaning . It sometimes happens that several arrangements of a simple sentence present the meaning with ...
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Every clause contains a subject and a predicate , and every proposition contains a subject and a predicate , hence , independent propositions are likewise clauses ; but , as subordinate propositions perform merely the functions of ...
Every clause contains a subject and a predicate , and every proposition contains a subject and a predicate , hence , independent propositions are likewise clauses ; but , as subordinate propositions perform merely the functions of ...
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The following are the principal illative conjunctions : SO therefore wherefore hence whence thus so then so that consequently accordingly for then The following sentences illustrate the various kinds of connection : ( Copulative ) All ...
The following are the principal illative conjunctions : SO therefore wherefore hence whence thus so then so that consequently accordingly for then The following sentences illustrate the various kinds of connection : ( Copulative ) All ...
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Happiness does not consist in self - love ; hence . 5. The Turkish government has possessed only two secrets for governing — to drain and to brutify its subjects ; hence . 6. These barbarous tribes meet only to attack and to destroy ...
Happiness does not consist in self - love ; hence . 5. The Turkish government has possessed only two secrets for governing — to drain and to brutify its subjects ; hence . 6. These barbarous tribes meet only to attack and to destroy ...
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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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