Lessons in LanguageState Printing Office, 1889 - 158 páginas |
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... climb the tree ? 12. Why can a cat climb a tree better than a dog ? 13. Do you think the house is in the country or in town ? THE WORDS I AND 0 . LESSON 17 . THE. 18.
... climb the tree ? 12. Why can a cat climb a tree better than a dog ? 13. Do you think the house is in the country or in town ? THE WORDS I AND 0 . LESSON 17 . THE. 18.
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... climb . Monkeys swing . 4. My chickens eat . My chickens walk . My chickens fly . My chickens scratch . Monkeys chatter . Monkeys quarrel . saw seen LESSON 51 . CHOICE OF WORDS . ORAL 1. I saw the ship . 3. I did the work . EXERCISE ...
... climb . Monkeys swing . 4. My chickens eat . My chickens walk . My chickens fly . My chickens scratch . Monkeys chatter . Monkeys quarrel . saw seen LESSON 51 . CHOICE OF WORDS . ORAL 1. I saw the ship . 3. I did the work . EXERCISE ...
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... 5. Can Jennie lift the basket ? 6. Must we pick the cherries ? 8. Can we climb that steep hill ? • EXERCISES IN LANGUAGE . LESSON 77 . WRITTEN EXERCISE . Possessive Forms These-Those-Them Asking and Giving Permission.
... 5. Can Jennie lift the basket ? 6. Must we pick the cherries ? 8. Can we climb that steep hill ? • EXERCISES IN LANGUAGE . LESSON 77 . WRITTEN EXERCISE . Possessive Forms These-Those-Them Asking and Giving Permission.
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... climb that hill alone . " Hardy left him and when he returned Aures was waiting for him . Hardy gives Aures a lump of sugar when he has been good , but after this naughty prank he received no sugar for PARTS OF SPEECH . many days ...
... climb that hill alone . " Hardy left him and when he returned Aures was waiting for him . Hardy gives Aures a lump of sugar when he has been good , but after this naughty prank he received no sugar for PARTS OF SPEECH . many days ...
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... it he stopped , stiffened his legs , and stood still . Hardy coaxed him in every way , but the stubborn fellow only switched his tail as if he were saying " You must climb that hill alone . " WORDS THAT SHOW " WHAT KIND . ” 107 Hardy 106.
... it he stopped , stiffened his legs , and stood still . Hardy coaxed him in every way , but the stubborn fellow only switched his tail as if he were saying " You must climb that hill alone . " WORDS THAT SHOW " WHAT KIND . ” 107 Hardy 106.
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adjective adverb ADVERBIAL CLAUSES ADVERBIAL PHRASES Agnes and Kate Alice Cary Aures a lump Aures carries loads Aures is cross Aures often puts Aures was waiting birds plays California children all slide clauses climbed upon Aures cows cradle will rock crusty little donkey day Hardy donkey felt angry donkey he rides EXERCISE IN DISCRIMINATION EXERCISES IN LANGUAGE fellow only switched following sentences group of words happy when Hardy Hardy coaxed Hardy gives Aures Hardy lets Hardy rides Hardy think Hardy was riding head down quickly heartily and thought LESSON little donkey felt live near Hardy Memorize modified naughty prank noun ORAL EXERCISE prank he received predicate completed pupil has carefully quickly and let received no sugar returned Aures Richard Whittington river of clear Santa Claus seldom thrown sentence four sentence three similar in office Sometimes Aures statement stiffened his legs tell tence thinks Hardy water he waded WORDS JOINED WRITTEN EXERCISE
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