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Excerpt from Practical Exercises in English Composition: For Public and Private Schools and the Junior Classes in High Schools This little book had its origin in the Exercises in English which I have been contributing more or less regularly for some years to the School Work department of the Educational Monthly. Having been repeatedly assured by teachers that they had found these exercises of great service, and having been urged to collect an...

Excerpt from Exercises in False Syntax and Other Forms of Bad English: For the Use of Teachers, and Candidates Preparing for Departmental and Matriculation Examinations I take the opportunity afforded by the issue of another Edition to thank my fellow-teachers throughout the Province for the very favorable reception they have given to my little book. While I have thought it best, after consideration, not to attempt to carry out some of the su...

Excerpt from The Public School GrammarSome grammarians make a fourth class, which they call Exclama tory. Exclamations, however, when fully expressed in the form of sentences, are either assertions, questions, or commands, requests, or wishes, and do not, therefore, really form a distinct class of sentences.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book...