Grammar, book 4
Grammar, book 4
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44. Now I me down to sleep.
45. When I saw them last, the tramps under the tree asleep.
46. After the parade the ships at anchor in the Hudson.
47. Why do some rugs more smoothly than others?
48. I was told that I might here if I wished.
49. Before the game we our jackets in a heap.
50. Hush, you little pigeon, still and go to sleep.
51. All through the winter our bulbs buried in the sand.
52. An opossum in our hay-loft as snug as a sleeping pup.
53. I do not kijow where they have him.
54. This... mechanic has two hundred bricks in an hour.
55. The boxes on top of each other, five deep.
56. I down, and I myself down, mean the same thing.
57. Rex, down and stop snarling.
58. Children, your pens in the groove of your desk.
59. You may on the couch, but I prefer that you on your bed.
60. Helen was told to her wraps on the bench, and accordingly she them there.
61. It was not until after the game that we discovered that our coats had in the dust.
62. Though they had there through the cold spells, they looked hardier in spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
44. Now I me down to sleep.
45. When I saw them last, the tramps under the tree asleep.
46. After the parade the ships at anchor in the Hudson.
47. Why do some rugs more smoothly than others?
48. I was told that I might here if I wished.
49. Before the game we our jackets in a heap.
50. Hush, you little pigeon, still and go to sleep.
51. All through the winter our bulbs buried in the sand.
52. An opossum in our hay-loft as snug as a sleeping pup.
53. I do not kijow where they have him.
54. This... mechanic has two hundred bricks in an hour.
55. The boxes on top of each other, five deep.
56. I down, and I myself down, mean the same thing.
57. Rex, down and stop snarling.
58. Children, your pens in the groove of your desk.
59. You may on the couch, but I prefer that you on your bed.
60. Helen was told to her wraps on the bench, and accordingly she them there.
61. It was not until after the game that we discovered that our coats had in the dust.
62. Though they had there through the cold spells, they looked hardier in spring.
What to read after Grammar, book 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Cecil Perry to read onlineMoreLess
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