High School English, Book 4Macmillan, 1936 - English language |
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Page 57
... probably noticed that the solecisms in your speech , both written and oral , have become fewer as you have made the rules of construction in the sentence your own . Barbarisms you will always need to guard against , especially if you ...
... probably noticed that the solecisms in your speech , both written and oral , have become fewer as you have made the rules of construction in the sentence your own . Barbarisms you will always need to guard against , especially if you ...
Page 100
... probably stand in one spot ; if you are telling how the interior of a house looks you will have to move about else your picture will seem incom- plete . Point of view may also mean the mental angle , as in the other forms of discourse ...
... probably stand in one spot ; if you are telling how the interior of a house looks you will have to move about else your picture will seem incom- plete . Point of view may also mean the mental angle , as in the other forms of discourse ...
Page 188
... probably found a greater number that can be classed as exposition than as any other form of discourse . Of course you have descriptive essays , narrative essays , and essays primarily argumenta- tive , but most essays that you will read ...
... probably found a greater number that can be classed as exposition than as any other form of discourse . Of course you have descriptive essays , narrative essays , and essays primarily argumenta- tive , but most essays that you will read ...
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