Lessons in English Bk. 2
Lessons in English Bk. 2
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EXERCISE 45 From the picture, write a description of the Craigie House and its grounds.
VARIOUS USES OF THE COMMA 247 LESSON 46 VARIOUS USES OF THE COMMA An explanatory or appositive modifier, when it does not restrict the tenn modified or combine closely with it, is set off by the comma.
Jacob's favorite sons, Joseph and Benjamin, were Rachel's children.
William the Conqueror was an able ruler.
My brother Henry belongs to a boat club.
In the last two sentences, the connection between the appos...itive and the word it modifies is too close to admit of commas.
Words and phrases that modify the whole sentence are set off by the comma.
No, we could not find the place.
Certainly, the direction given us is wrong.
We shall, however, try again.
Nouns or pronouns used independently in address or pleonasm are set off by the comima. (For an explana- tion of pleonasm, see page 67.) The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars.
The smith, a mighty man was he.
Phrases in absolute construction are set off by the comma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EXERCISE 45 From the picture, write a description of the Craigie House and its grounds.
VARIOUS USES OF THE COMMA 247 LESSON 46 VARIOUS USES OF THE COMMA An explanatory or appositive modifier, when it does not restrict the tenn modified or combine closely with it, is set off by the comma.
Jacob's favorite sons, Joseph and Benjamin, were Rachel's children.
William the Conqueror was an able ruler.
My brother Henry belongs to a boat club.
In the last two sentences, the connection between the appos...itive and the word it modifies is too close to admit of commas.
Words and phrases that modify the whole sentence are set off by the comma.
No, we could not find the place.
Certainly, the direction given us is wrong.
We shall, however, try again.
Nouns or pronouns used independently in address or pleonasm are set off by the comima. (For an explana- tion of pleonasm, see page 67.) The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars.
The smith, a mighty man was he.
Phrases in absolute construction are set off by the comma.
What to read after Lessons in English Bk. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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