Name and define the different classes of adverbs. Give examples of each
kind. Name and define the different classes of conjunctions. Illustrate by
examples.

Are prepositions and interjections subdivided? (See "Schemes" for the
conjunction, the preposition, and the interjection, p. 188.)

+To the Teacher+.--See COMPOSITION EXERCISES in the Supplement-- Selection
from Dr. John Brown.

We suggest that other selections from literature be made and these
exercises continued.




MODIFICATIONS OF THE PARTS OF SPEECH.


LESSON 78.

NOUNS AND PRONOUNS.

You have learned that two words may express a thought, and that the thought
may be varied by adding modifying words. You are now to learn that the
meaning or use of a word may sometimes be changed by simply changing its
_form_. The English language has lost many of its inflections, or forms, so
that frequently changes in the meaning and use of words are not marked by
changes in form. These _changes_ in the _form, meaning_, and _use_ of the
parts of speech, we call their +Modifications+.