Junior English Grammar and Composition

Hy S. W. KDMONDS, M.A., B.Sc, mid

A. M. WALMSI.BT, M.A., H.Sc.

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The second part of the book deals with the inflections of words and with substitutes.for inflections. In these lessons the rules of syntax have been introduced at an early stage, and it has not been found difficult to arrange them so tha t they can be taught side hy side with accidence, while the way is prepared for the analysis and parsing of the complete sentence.

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