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700			_aMartin,H _eAuthor
245			_aHigh School English Grammar & Composition
260			_aNew Delhi _bS Chand
520			_a1. THE SENTENCE 2. SUBJECT & PREDICATE 3. THE PHRASE & THE CLAUSE 4. PARTS OF SPEECH 5. THE NOUN:KINDS OF NOUNS 6. THE NOUN:GENDER 7. THE NOUN:NUMBER 8. THE NOUN:CASE 9. THE ADJECTIVE 10. COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES 11. ADJECTIVE USED AS NOUNS 12. POSITION OF THE ADJECTIVES 13. THE CORRECT USE OF SOME ADJECTIVES 14. ARTICLES 15. PERSONAL PRONOUNS 16. REFLEXIVE & EMPHATIC PRONOUNS 17. DEMONSTRATIVE,INDEFINITE & DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUNS 18. RELATIVE PRONOUNS 19. INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS 20. THE VERB 21. VERBS OF INCOMPLETE PREDICATION 22. ACTIVE & PASSIVE VOICE 23. MOOD 24. TENSES:INTRODUCTION 25. THE USES OF THE PRESENT & PAST TENSES 26. THE FUTURE 27. THE VERB:PERSON &NUMBER 28. THE INFINITIVE 29. THE PARTICIPLE 30. THE GERUND 31. IRREGULAR VERBS 32. AUXILIARIES & MODALS 33. CONJUGATION OF THE VERB LOVE 34. THE ADVERB 35. COMPARISON OF ADVERBS 36. FORMATION OF ADVERBS 37. POSITION OF ADVERBS 38. THE PREPOSITION 39. WORDS FOLLOWED BY PREPOSITIONS 40. THE CONJUNCTIONS 41. SOME CONJUNCTIONS & THEIR USES 42. THE INTERJECTION 43. THE SAME WORD USED AS DIFFERENT PARTS OF SPEECH Book ll. Composition 1. ANALYSIS OF SIMPLE SENTENCES 2. PHRASES 3. CLAUSES 4. SENTENCES:SIMPLE,COMPOUND & COMPLEX 5. MORE ABOUT NOUN CLAUSES 6. MORE ABOUT ADJECTIVE CLAUSES 7. MORE ABOUT ADVERB CLAUSES 8.ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX SENTENCES 9. ANALYSIS OF COMPOUND SENTENCES 10.TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES BOOK II. COMPOSITION PART I ANALYSIS,TRANSFORMATION AND SYNTHESIS 1 Analysis of Simple Sentences Exercises 1-7 2 Phrases Adjective Phrases Exercises 8-12 Adverb Exercises 13-19 Noun Phrases Exercises 20-22 3 CLAUSES Adverb Clauses Exercises 23-26 Adjective Clauses Exercises 27-30 Noun Clauses Exercises 31-34 Exercises 35-36 4 Sentences : Simple,Compound & Complex Exercises 37 5 More About Noun Clauses Exercises 38-39 6 More About Adjective Clauses Exercises 40-42 7 More About Adverb Clauses Adverb clauses of Time Exercises 43 Adverb Clauses of Place Exercises 44 Adverb Clauses of Purpose Exercises 45 Adverb Clauses of Reason Exercises 46 Adverb Clauses of Condition Exercises 47 Adverb Clauses of Result & Consequence Exercises 48 Adverb Clauses of Comparison Exercises 49-50 Adverb Clauses of Supposition or Concession Exercises 51-55 8.ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX SENTENCES (Clause Analysis) Exercises 56 9 ANALYSIS OF COMPOUND SENTENCES (Clause Analysis) Exercises 57 Exercises 58 (miscellaneous) 10 TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES Sentences containing the Adverb “too” Exercises 59 Interchange of the Degrees of Comparison Exercises 60 Interchange of Active & Passive Voice Exercises 61-63 Interchange of Affirmative & Negative sentences Exercises 64-65 Interchange of Interrogative & Assertive Sentences Exercises 66-67 Interchange of Exclamatory & Assertive Sentencs Exercises 68-69 Interchange of one Part of Speech for another Exercises 70 11.TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES (contd.) Conversion of Simple sentences to Compound (Double) Sentences Exercises 71-72 PART III STRUTURES 30. VERB PATTERNS Exercise 126 31. QUESTIONTAGS,SHORT ANSWERS,ETC. Exercise 127-130 32. MORE STRUCTURES Exercise 131 PART IV WRITTEN COMPOSITION 33. PARAGRAPH-WRITING Introductory Remarks Principles Examples The Writing of Single Paragraphs Exercise 132 34.STORY-WRITING Introductory Remarks Hints Specimen Exercise 133 35. REPRODUCTION OF A STORY-POEM Introductory Remarks Hints Specimen Exercise Exercise 134 36. LETTER-WRITING Introductory Remarks The form of Letters Classification of letters Social Letters Friendly Letters Exercise 135 Exercise 136 Exercise 137-139 Exercise 140-141 Notes of Invitations Business Letters Exercise 142 Letters of Application Exercise 143 Official Letters Exercise 144 Letters to Newspapers Exercise 145 Exercise 146 37 COMPREHENSION Introductory Remarks Specimen Exercise 147 38 PRECIS-WRITING Introductory Remarks Uses of Precis-Writing Method of Procedure To Sum up Specimens Exercise 148 39 EXPANSION OF PASSAGES Introdcutory Remarks Methods of Procedure Specimens Exercise 149 40 ESSAY-WRITING Introductory Remarks Characteristics of a good School Essay Classification of Essays Hints on Essay-writing Method of Collecting Materials Bare Outline Full Outline Writing the Essay Exercises 150-151 41. AUTOBIOGRAPHIES Introductory Remarks Specimens Exercise 152-154 42. DIALOGUE-WRITING Introductory Remarks Method of Procedure Special Hints Specimens Exercise 155-162 43. THE APPRECIATION OF POETRY Introductory Remarks Specimens Exercise 163 44. PARAPHRASING Introductory Remarks Uses of Paraphrasing Characteristics of a good Paraphrase The Paraphrase of Poetry Special Hints Method of Procedure Specimens Exercise 164
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