Constructive Exercises in English
Constructive Exercises in English
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Periodic. — Eetiring to a new home at Horton, Milton devoted himself to study.
1. (a) He lived at a time when criticism began to purify the verse of England. (b) He was able to keep his verse free from the false conceits of the Elizabethan writers.
2. (a) It is a very dramatic form for the story, (b) One almost wishes it were true.
3. (a) The Archbishop of Canterbury was immersed in the business of the state, (b) He was no mere politician.
4. (a) For a hundred years the country remained at peac...e. (b) The peace was the peace of despair.
THE SENTENCE 41 5. (a) He was great in the council, (b) He was even greater in the field.
6. (a) The greater issues of English history do not act within the narrow limits of the mother island, (b) They lie in the destinies of future nations.
7. (a) England was far from being ruined by the great- ness of her defeat, (b) She rose from it stronger and more vigorous than ever.
8. (a) Burke's ideas were conceived by the reason.
(b) They took shape and colour from the splendour and fire of his imagination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Periodic. — Eetiring to a new home at Horton, Milton devoted himself to study.
1. (a) He lived at a time when criticism began to purify the verse of England. (b) He was able to keep his verse free from the false conceits of the Elizabethan writers.
2. (a) It is a very dramatic form for the story, (b) One almost wishes it were true.
3. (a) The Archbishop of Canterbury was immersed in the business of the state, (b) He was no mere politician.
4. (a) For a hundred years the country remained at peac...e. (b) The peace was the peace of despair.
THE SENTENCE 41 5. (a) He was great in the council, (b) He was even greater in the field.
6. (a) The greater issues of English history do not act within the narrow limits of the mother island, (b) They lie in the destinies of future nations.
7. (a) England was far from being ruined by the great- ness of her defeat, (b) She rose from it stronger and more vigorous than ever.
8. (a) Burke's ideas were conceived by the reason.
(b) They took shape and colour from the splendour and fire of his imagination.
What to read after Constructive Exercises in English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maude Morrison Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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