Graded Lessons in English an Elementary English Grammar Consisting of One Hundred Practical Lessons, Carefully Graded and Adapted to the Class-Room by Alonzo Reed;Brainerd Kellogg
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board, while others are reading theirs. Then let the work on the board be
corrected. Correct any expression that does not make _good sense_, or that asserts something not strictly true; for the pupil should early be taught to _think accurately_, as well as to write and speak grammatically. Correct all mistakes in _spelling_, and in the use of _capital letters_ and the _period_. Call attention to the agreement in form of the predicate with the subject. See Notes, p. 163. Insist on neatness. Collect the papers before the recitation closes. +CAPITAL LETTER-RULE.--The first word of every sentence must begin with a _capital letter_+. +PERIOD--RULE.--A _period_ must be placed after every sentence that simply affirms, denies, or expresses a command+. Construct sentences by supplying a _subject_ to each of the following _predicates_. Ask yourself the question, What swim, sink, hunt, etc.? 1. ---- swim. 2. ---- sinks. 3. ---- hunt. 4. ---- skate. |
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