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By distributing the phrases , the statement may be more neatly expressed ; thus , For three months , they were imprisoned in the town of Clinch in an old stone house , etc .; or , They were , for three months , imprisoned in the town of ...
By distributing the phrases , the statement may be more neatly expressed ; thus , For three months , they were imprisoned in the town of Clinch in an old stone house , etc .; or , They were , for three months , imprisoned in the town of ...
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With a merry heart and a glad countenance , he eagerly entered his mother's room early in the morning before breakfast . SYNTHESIS OF SIMPLE SENTENCES . Synthesis is the process of combining separate statements into a single sentence .
With a merry heart and a glad countenance , he eagerly entered his mother's room early in the morning before breakfast . SYNTHESIS OF SIMPLE SENTENCES . Synthesis is the process of combining separate statements into a single sentence .
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Combine each of the following groups of statements into a simple sentence . Try the sentence in various ... Statement 4 adds the phrase " a citizen of Genoa " ; this phrase is put in apposition with the subject . Statement 5 adds the ...
Combine each of the following groups of statements into a simple sentence . Try the sentence in various ... Statement 4 adds the phrase " a citizen of Genoa " ; this phrase is put in apposition with the subject . Statement 5 adds the ...
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It is generally joined to the principal statement by a relative pronoun or by a conjunctive adverb , as " where , ” “ when , ” “ why " ; thus , He prayed for those whose love had been his shield . “ Whose love had been his shield ” is ...
It is generally joined to the principal statement by a relative pronoun or by a conjunctive adverb , as " where , ” “ when , ” “ why " ; thus , He prayed for those whose love had been his shield . “ Whose love had been his shield ” is ...
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It is joined to the principal statement by a subordinate conjunction or by a conjunctive adverb . The subordinate conjunctions most frequently used to introduce adverbial clauses are : as as if SO - as asas if since though supposing ...
It is joined to the principal statement by a subordinate conjunction or by a conjunctive adverb . The subordinate conjunctions most frequently used to introduce adverbial clauses are : as as if SO - as asas if since though supposing ...
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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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