A Text-book on Rhetoric (1882) |
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... COMPLEX SENTENCES WITH ADJECTIVE CLAUSES . You have seen that even simple sentences may be long and difficult , and ... complex or a compound sentence . These parts of complex and of compound sentences , containing each , of course , a ...
... COMPLEX SENTENCES WITH ADJECTIVE CLAUSES . You have seen that even simple sentences may be long and difficult , and ... complex or a compound sentence . These parts of complex and of compound sentences , containing each , of course , a ...
Page 40
... complex , and compound sentences . Illus trate all kinds of dependent clauses in your complex sentences , and all kinds of independent clauses in your compound sentences , some of your compound sentences be without connectives , the ...
... complex , and compound sentences . Illus trate all kinds of dependent clauses in your complex sentences , and all kinds of independent clauses in your compound sentences , some of your compound sentences be without connectives , the ...
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... complex and compound sentences to simple , of expanding simple sentences to complex and compound , and of substituting one word , phrase , or clause for another - in fine , you have been brought face to face with the sentence , and have ...
... complex and compound sentences to simple , of expanding simple sentences to complex and compound , and of substituting one word , phrase , or clause for another - in fine , you have been brought face to face with the sentence , and have ...
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