English in Service, Complete, Βιβλίο 1

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Doubleday, Page, 1922 - 179 σελίδες
 

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A Surprise Oral narrative
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Another Story Circle Oral narrative
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A Fair Exchange Written narrative Com pleteness of sentences
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A Good Play Oral narrative
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Better Speech Discussion
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An Incident from a Book I am Reading Oral narrative
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The Influence of Our Feelings Oral nar rative
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present and past
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A Guide to Reading Written narrative
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PAGE
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When I Learned Oral narrative
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CHAPTER II
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UNIT PAGE
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COMPOUND SUBJECTS AND PREDICATES UNIT PAGE
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UNIT PAGE 20 A Sensation Written description
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SUBJECTS AND OBJECTS
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Writing for Fun Social letter Letter form
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THE TOPIC SENTENCE
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UNIT PAGE
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Jokes Oral narrative
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A Partnership Story Written narrative
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More Adjectives and Adverbs Modifiers
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The Button Weed Order in explanation
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UNIT
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CHAPTER VI
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Interesting Insects Oral explanation
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A Train Letter Social letter
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BOOK II
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Hank Bantas Ducking Combination and subordination
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Equals and Dependents Compound and complex sentences
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Practice Written
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A Lively Combination Written narrative
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Righteous Indignation Oral narrative
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Placing Modifying Clauses Group study
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Practice Oral and written
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A Sample Incident from My Book Writ ten narrative
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An Old Story Oral narrative
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Grandfathers Story Written narrative
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UNIT PAGE 15 Do Animals Reason? Oral narrative
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An Instance of Courage Written narrative
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Planning the Procedure Discussion
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Your Own Paper Discussion
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CHAPTER II
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Complications Compound subjects and ob jects
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Gone but not Forgotten Social letter
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A Letter to Mail Social letter
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Please Come Informal invitation
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The Answer Social Letter Formal invi tation
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Tell Me Please Written inquiry
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Recommend Social letter
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A Competition Written explanation
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EFFECTIVE INITIAL SENTENCES THE COMMA
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Practice Oral and written drill
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Choosing details 54
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Prominent Personalities Written descrip
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Word Portraits Oral or written description 75
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CHAPTER IV
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PREDICATE ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS 115
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Lost and Found Oral narrative 126
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My Loss Oral narrative 47 Good or Well? Predicate adjective or adverb 48 The Ly Words Adverbs in general 49 Practice Oral drill 127
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What Counts Most? Effectiveness in argu
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Comparison Comparative and superlative
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A Debate Formal argument 185
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BOOK III
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A Bold Bluff Oral narrative 11
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First Impressions Oral narrative
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Beginnings Effective initial sentences
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Money and Human Nature Oral narra
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Choosing a Vocation Discussion
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The Reply Business letter
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Philanthropy Oral argument
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A Mock Trial Oral argument
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Pure Fiction Written narrative
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The Best Policy Written narrative
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Some Strange Histories Oral explanation
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Common Scientific Phenomena Oral ex planation Passive voice
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Science in Industry Oral explanation
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tive 60
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the verb be 62
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Practice Written drill 66
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all verbs 68
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Practice Oral drill 70
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More Practice Oral drill 71
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One at a Time Each of either of 74
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Profitable Play Language game 76
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For Want of a Shoe Oral narrative 78
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A Vocabulary Match Game 80
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A Difficulty Downed Oral narrative 81
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In Mothers Shoesor Fathers Oral nar rative 85
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Christmas Eve Written narrative 86
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Subject or Object Nominative and objec tive cases of pronouns 87
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Sharing a Pleasure Written description 89
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Another Name for the Same Thing Pred icate nominative 91
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Parties by Proxy Oral narrative 94
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My Creation Oral narrative 95
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The Rescue Written narrative 97
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Who Was It? Language game 100
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TitforTat Oral narrative 101
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Earning a Crown Variety of sentence struc ture 102
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The Land of Counterpane Oral narrative 104
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Who Has It? Language game 107
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Told You So Oral narrative 108
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Your Own City Written report 111
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A Useful Construction The gerund 115
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Wishes Oral narrative 116
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A Means of Brevity The appositive 125
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Imagine It Written narrative 127
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Vigorous Points Exclamation point and dash 129
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A Coming Event Written explanation 132
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Misjudged Written narrative 141
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An Army or Navy Hero Oral narrative 142
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APPENDIX
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ΤίτλοςEnglish in Service, Complete, Βιβλίο 1
English in Service, Complete, Walter Wilbur Hatfield
ΣυγγραφείςWalter Wilbur Hatfield, Anne Laura McGregor
ΕκδότηςDoubleday, Page, 1922
Πρωτότυπο απόΠανεπιστήμιο Χάρβαρντ
Ψηφιοποιήθηκε στις31 Οκτ. 2007
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