A Complete Grade Course in English Grammar And Composition
A Complete Grade Course in English Grammar And Composition
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11. He walks like his father.
12. He looks like his mother.
13. The house opposite the falls stands on solid rock.
Digitized by VjOOQIC COMPOUND PHRASES. 129 Beviow Questians.~-1. What is an elliptical prepositional phrase f 2.
What kind of nouns are often used as objects of omitted prepositions!
8. What verbs often take elliptical phrases after them ? 4 When are wp, down, and other prepositions called adverbs? 5. What are the rules for punctuating prepositional phrases f 6. How should more tha...n two ad- verbial phrases occurring in a sentence be arranged f 7. What two offices do prepositional phrases perform f 8. In what sense is a phrase prep- ositional 1 Adverbial 1 Adjective 1 9. What two terms of relation does a preposition havef 10. What ellipses need not be supplied in parsing and analysis f CDL— COMPOUND FHKAflTR.
1. Chestnut-trees grow in these woods and they grow on yonder hill.
2. Chestnut-trees grow in these woods and on yonder MIL [Condensed.] Explanation. — In sentence 1, and connects two members of a compound sentence ; but there is an unnecessary repetition of subject and verb, which is avoided in 2, by omitting this repetition, thus leaving and to connect the two phrases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. He walks like his father.
12. He looks like his mother.
13. The house opposite the falls stands on solid rock.
Digitized by VjOOQIC COMPOUND PHRASES. 129 Beviow Questians.~-1. What is an elliptical prepositional phrase f 2.
What kind of nouns are often used as objects of omitted prepositions!
8. What verbs often take elliptical phrases after them ? 4 When are wp, down, and other prepositions called adverbs? 5. What are the rules for punctuating prepositional phrases f 6. How should more tha...n two ad- verbial phrases occurring in a sentence be arranged f 7. What two offices do prepositional phrases perform f 8. In what sense is a phrase prep- ositional 1 Adverbial 1 Adjective 1 9. What two terms of relation does a preposition havef 10. What ellipses need not be supplied in parsing and analysis f CDL— COMPOUND FHKAflTR.
1. Chestnut-trees grow in these woods and they grow on yonder hill.
2. Chestnut-trees grow in these woods and on yonder MIL [Condensed.] Explanation. — In sentence 1, and connects two members of a compound sentence ; but there is an unnecessary repetition of subject and verb, which is avoided in 2, by omitting this repetition, thus leaving and to connect the two phrases.
What to read after A Complete Grade Course in English Grammar And Composition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Young Conklin to read onlineMoreLess
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