Higher Lessons in English - A work on english grammar and composition by Brainerd Kellogg;Alonzo Reed
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+Oral Analysis+.--_Very quietly_ is a modifier of the predicate; _quietly_ is the principal word of the group; _very_ modifies _quietly_; _the leaves_ is the modified subject; _fall very quietly_ is the modified predicate. +Parsing+.--_Quietly_ is an adverb modifying _fall_, telling the manner; _very_ is an adverb modifying _quietly_, telling the degree. 2. The old, historic Charter Oak was blown down. 3. The stern, rigid Puritans often worshiped there. 4. Bright-eyed daisies peep up everywhere. 5. The precious morning hours should not be wasted. 6. The timely suggestion was very kindly received. 7. We turned rather abruptly. 8. A highly enjoyable entertainment was provided. 9. The entertainment was highly enjoyed. 10. Why will people exaggerate so! 11. A somewhat dangerous pass had been reached quite unexpectedly. 12. We now travel still more rapidly. 13. Therefore he spoke excitedly. 14. You will undoubtedly be very cordially welcomed. 15. A furious equinoctial gale has just swept by. 16. The Hell Gate reef was slowly drilled away. * * * * * LESSON 15. COMPOSITION--ADVERBS. |
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