Higher Lessons in English - A work on english grammar and composition by Brainerd Kellogg;Alonzo Reed
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subjects or not, in the sentences given in Lesson_ 18.
_In writing them observe the following rules_:-- +CAPITAL LETTER--RULE.--_Proper,_ or _individual, names_ and _words derived from them_ begin with capital letters.+ +PERIOD and CAPITAL LETTER--RULE.--_Abbreviations_ generally begin with capital letters and are always followed by the period.+ * * * * * LESSON 9. CAPITAL LETTERS. +Direction.+--_From the following words select and write in one column those names that distinguish individual things from others of the same class, and in another column those words that are derived from individual names_:-- Observe Rule 1, Lesson 8. ohio, state, chicago, france, bostonian, country, england, boston, milton, river, girl, mary, hudson, william, britain, miltonic, city, englishman, messiah, platonic, american, deity, bible, book, plato, christian, broadway, america, jehovah, british, easter, europe, man, scriptures, god. +Direction.+--_Write the names of the days of the week and the months of the year, beginning each with a capital letter; and write the names of the |
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