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A. The Capitals are to be used in the Front of Sentences , and in the Beginning of Verses ; of all proper Names of Per ... and Games ; and of all Words put for proper Names , or that have any great Emphasis in a Sentence : Alfo after a ...
A. The Capitals are to be used in the Front of Sentences , and in the Beginning of Verses ; of all proper Names of Per ... and Games ; and of all Words put for proper Names , or that have any great Emphasis in a Sentence : Alfo after a ...
Page 92
St St Of SENTENCES . Q. What is a Sentence ? A. Words duly joined together in Conftruction , make a Sentence ; as , Pride is a very remarkable Sin . Q. What Things are necessary for the true Writing and Reading of Sentences ?
St St Of SENTENCES . Q. What is a Sentence ? A. Words duly joined together in Conftruction , make a Sentence ; as , Pride is a very remarkable Sin . Q. What Things are necessary for the true Writing and Reading of Sentences ?
Page 93
A. It denotes the full ending and finishing of a whole Sentence , at the Conclufion of which , it is always placed . Q. Give an Example . . There is no Man without his peculiar Failing . Q. What are the proper Paufes of theje Stops ? 4.
A. It denotes the full ending and finishing of a whole Sentence , at the Conclufion of which , it is always placed . Q. Give an Example . . There is no Man without his peculiar Failing . Q. What are the proper Paufes of theje Stops ? 4.
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Accent Adjectives alfo begin Book Church comes Confonants denotes divided doth educate hereafter educated English Example fame fear ferve fhall field fignifies fing fome fometimes ford formed founded four fter fuch Future Tenfe give GUIDE Hand hath hear Heart keep Kind known land lefs LESSON Letters ling live Lord Mark ment Mind Mood Name nefs Note Nouns Number Perfon Place Plur Plural proper rain Rule Sentence Sing Sound Syllable TABLE Tenfe thee thefe Thing thofe thou Tongue true unto uſed Verb Vowel wanting Wicked wife Words World worth
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| Title | A New-guide to the English Tongue: In Five Parts |
| Author | Thomas Dilworth |
| Publisher | Joseph Crukshank, 1789 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 26 Mar 2015 |
| Length | 158 pages |
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