Ottos French Conversation Grammar
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11. I bought a pound of cheese. 12. We want a dozen pens, a bottle of ink, and two quires of paper. 13. A great number of friends remained attached 1 to me. 14. They have built a wall eighty feet long and ten feet high. 15. How many boys were these killed ? 16. There were six killed (see 2). 17. How many soldiers were there wounded? 18. There were six books lost. 19. How many were there found? 20. How many rooms are there let in that house? 21. H^e you anything good? 22. I have nothing bad. 23.... When my sister was a girl of seven years, she lived with my mother in Italy. 24. 'Have you a gold or a silver watch? 25. My watch is of gold. 26. Irish linen is as 2 good as Dutch 3 linen. 27. I prefer Burgundy wine to Spanish wine. 28. The kingdom of Spain is larger than the kingdom of Portugal 29. The city of Paris is older than the city of Berlin. 30. Is that gentleman 4 your music- master? 31. No ; he is my writing-master.
1. Attaches. 2. Aussi. 3. D'HoUande. 4. Monsieur. 5. JEcrUure } f.
*Assez, enough, is placed after the substantive in English, and always before in Trench.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. I bought a pound of cheese. 12. We want a dozen pens, a bottle of ink, and two quires of paper. 13. A great number of friends remained attached 1 to me. 14. They have built a wall eighty feet long and ten feet high. 15. How many boys were these killed ? 16. There were six killed (see 2). 17. How many soldiers were there wounded? 18. There were six books lost. 19. How many were there found? 20. How many rooms are there let in that house? 21. H^e you anything good? 22. I have nothing bad. 23.... When my sister was a girl of seven years, she lived with my mother in Italy. 24. 'Have you a gold or a silver watch? 25. My watch is of gold. 26. Irish linen is as 2 good as Dutch 3 linen. 27. I prefer Burgundy wine to Spanish wine. 28. The kingdom of Spain is larger than the kingdom of Portugal 29. The city of Paris is older than the city of Berlin. 30. Is that gentleman 4 your music- master? 31. No ; he is my writing-master.
1. Attaches. 2. Aussi. 3. D'HoUande. 4. Monsieur. 5. JEcrUure } f.
*Assez, enough, is placed after the substantive in English, and always before in Trench.
What to read after Ottos French Conversation Grammar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Otto to read onlineMoreLess
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