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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modifies _rapidly_, and _still_ modifies _more_, _The frightened animal_ is
the modified subject; _fled still more rapidly_ is the modified predicate. 1. The crocus flowers very early. 2. A violet bed is budding near. 3. The Quakers were most shamefully persecuted. 4. Perhaps he will return. 5. We laughed very heartily. 6. The yellow poplar leaves floated down. 7. The wind sighs so mournfully. 8. Few men have ever fought so stubbornly. 9. The debt will probably be paid. 10. The visitor will soon be here. 11. That humane project was quite generously sustained. 12. A perfectly innocent man was very cruelly persecuted. REVIEW QUESTIONS. What is an adjective? What are the words _an_ or _a_, and _the_ called by some grammarians? When is _a_ used, and when _an?_ Give examples of their misuse. What is the modified predicate? Give an example. Give an example of one modifier joined to another. LESSON 26. |
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