Practical Lessons in Language
Practical Lessons in Language
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Lena climbed upon a chair near the sink, turned the faucet, and filled the pan with fresh, cool water for the poor dog. He drank every drop, and then wagged his tail and put his cold nose into Lena's hand, as if he wanted to say, " You are my good friend ; thank you." To the Teacher. — Dictate the above story to be written, telling the pupils where each sentence and paragraph ends. Read the story aloud slowly and carefully once, then require pupils to reproduce in their own language. Let the pu...pils read carefully, changing every verb here expressed in past time so that it shall express present time.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC lOO XC. NOUNS MEANING MORE THAN ONE.
Things to Do. — 5> nouns : — loaf loaves life lives leaf leaves knife knives elf elves wife wives beef beeves thief thieves Spell both forms of the following half halves calf calves sheaf sheaves self selves staff staves wharf wharves shelf shelves wolf wolves Things to Notice. — With what letter does loaf end ?
Is es added to / to form loaves ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lena climbed upon a chair near the sink, turned the faucet, and filled the pan with fresh, cool water for the poor dog. He drank every drop, and then wagged his tail and put his cold nose into Lena's hand, as if he wanted to say, " You are my good friend ; thank you." To the Teacher. — Dictate the above story to be written, telling the pupils where each sentence and paragraph ends. Read the story aloud slowly and carefully once, then require pupils to reproduce in their own language. Let the pu...pils read carefully, changing every verb here expressed in past time so that it shall express present time.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC lOO XC. NOUNS MEANING MORE THAN ONE.
Things to Do. — 5> nouns : — loaf loaves life lives leaf leaves knife knives elf elves wife wives beef beeves thief thieves Spell both forms of the following half halves calf calves sheaf sheaves self selves staff staves wharf wharves shelf shelves wolf wolves Things to Notice. — With what letter does loaf end ?
Is es added to / to form loaves ?
What to read after Practical Lessons in Language?
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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