Elements of English CompositionBoD – Books on Demand, 17 juin 2023 - 408 pages Reprint of the original, first published in 1874. |
Table des matières
tion c | 13 |
Additional examples for the use of capital letters c | 14 |
Parts of speech The Noun | 18 |
Nouns Their number gender case | 19 |
Nouns Their cases | 24 |
Pronouns Personal Pronouns | 26 |
Pronouns Compound personal relative etc | 29 |
Adjective Pronouns or Pronominal Adjectives 82 | 32 |
The metaphor | 243 |
The allegory | 246 |
Hyperbole | 249 |
Personification | 251 |
Apostrophe | 253 |
The vision or hypotyposis | 255 |
The metonymy | 257 |
The synecdoche or comprehension | 259 |
Adjectives Degrees of quality expressed 87 | 37 |
The Article Proper and improper use of it 89 | 39 |
The Verb Classes of Verbs | 44 |
Auxiliary Verbs Erroneous use of them | 47 |
Intransitive Verbs Erroneous use of them | 51 |
Irregular Verbs Erroneous use of them | 53 |
Verbs The proper use of the subjunctive mood | 55 |
Verbs Proper and improper use of certain tenses and moods | 58 |
Verbs The proper use of number and person | 61 |
Verbs The infinitive mood | 66 |
Participles 08 | 68 |
Spelling of derivative and compound words | 104 |
The predicate of a sentence | 117 |
Sentences Simple and compound | 123 |
Punctuation The comma | 131 |
LESSON PAGE 52 Punctuation Remaining marks 187 | 137 |
Sentencebuilding | 140 |
Sentences varied in structure | 141 |
Sentences varied in structure | 142 |
Sentences varied by abridgment and omission of clauses | 143 |
Equivalent modes of expression | 144 |
Sentences varied by transposition of words and clauses | 145 |
Sentences constructed from given words | 147 |
Nonperiodic and periodic sentences | 149 |
Formation of periodic sentences | 151 |
Choice between nonperiodic sentences and a periodic sentence | 153 |
Grammatical purity of diction | 155 |
Purity of diction | 158 |
Simplicity of diction | 162 |
Propriety of expression | 166 |
Propriety of expression | 168 |
Propriety of expression | 170 |
Precision of expression | 173 |
Precision of expression | 175 |
Precision of expression | 177 |
Precision of expression Synonyms | 180 |
Precision of expression Synonyms explained and illustrated | 182 |
1 Punctuation Period interrogation and exclamation points | 185 |
Precision of expression Use of synonyms | 187 |
Synonyms continued | 189 |
Synonyms continued | 191 |
Additional synonyms | 194 |
Synonyms continued | 196 |
Precision of expression | 200 |
Clearness in the structure of sentences | 201 |
Clearness in the structure of sentences | 205 |
Clearness in the structure of sentences | 207 |
LESSON PAGH 84 Clearness in the structure of sentences | 210 |
Unity in the construction of sentences and paragraphs | 211 |
Strength and vivacity of expression | 213 |
Strength in the structure of sentences | 215 |
Vivacity of expression | 218 |
The harmony or melodious structure of sentences | 220 |
The harmonious structure of sentences | 223 |
Clear and harmonious construction of the periodic sentence | 225 |
Clear and harmonious structure of the periodic sentence | 227 |
The simple or natural style | 230 |
The elegant style The sublime style | 232 |
Materials of thought and expression The formation of style 284 | 238 |
The simile or comparison | 240 |
The antonomasia | 260 |
The irony | 261 |
The euphemism litotes and communication | 263 |
The climax or gradation | 264 |
The antithesis or contrast | 266 |
Anticipation Correction Omission Concession Expos tulation or communication Dubitation | 269 |
Enumeration Accumulation Asyndeton etc | 270 |
Practical exercises on enumeration and other figures of the preceding lesson | 273 |
ARESON PAGE 114 The interrogation The exclamation | 274 |
Exercises on exclamation and interrogation | 276 |
Parenthesis Analepsis Apposition | 278 |
Exercises on the figures in the preceding lesson | 280 |
Hyperbaton Anacoluthon Aposiopesis | 281 |
Repetition and redundancy | 282 |
The alliteration | 283 |
Correction of faulty metaphorical language | 285 |
Exercises on metaphorical language | 287 |
Elementary exercise in original composition | 291 |
Change of poetry into prose | 292 |
Improving the style of old authorsand abridging modern authors | 295 |
Translations and paraphrase | 296 |
Sources of illustration | 298 |
Additional sources of illustration 800 | 300 |
Descriptive writing 801 | 301 |
Questions suggestive of ideas for description 803 | 303 |
Narrative composition 805 | 305 |
Personal subjects 809 | 309 |
Biography 811 | 311 |
Historical composition travels novels 812 | 312 |
Letterwriting Rules for it 814 | 314 |
Additional rules for letterwriting Specimens 815 | 315 |
Essays dissertations etc 824 | 324 |
Topics suggestive of ideas 826 | 326 |
Topics suggestive of ideas | 329 |
The oration or discourse | 339 |
Aids in argumentative writing 841 | 341 |
Aids in argumentative writing 849 | 349 |
Reasoning from examples | 350 |
Reasoning from analogy comparison and contrast | 352 |
Reasoning by fables and proverbs | 353 |
Descriptive and interrogative reasoning 855 | 355 |
Laws of argumentative writing 857 | 357 |
Sermonwriting 858 | 358 |
The writing of poetry 860 | 360 |
Versification 861 | 361 |
Poetical pauses | 368 |
Rules for the principal or cæsural pause 869 | 369 |
Rules for final pauses 871 | 371 |
Accents in verse | 373 |
Imperfect rhymes 875 | 375 |
Blank verse 878 | 378 |
Preliminaries to versification 879 | 379 |
Versification continued 882 | 382 |
Etymological and syntactical figures 885 | 385 |
Poetic language and construction | 386 |
Narrative poetry | 390 |
Lyric poetry 892 | 392 |
Descriptive poetry 898 | 393 |
Subjects for Composition 895 | 395 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
action adjective adverb Amphibrach apodosis argument avoid beautiful called cause character Cicero clause comma composition compound conjunction connected construction convey correct denote dependent clause diction discourse effect employed English English language epithet evil example EXERCISES expression father favor figure following sentences former give grammatical happy heaven Hence honor Hyperbaton ical idea illustrated implies improperly infinitive intransitive Julius Cæsar kind language learned LESSON letter logical Lord manner meaning metaphor mind moral nature never noun object observed omitted one's participle passions pause period PERIODIC SENTENCES person phrase pleasure plural preposition present pronoun proper properly protasis reason referred relative clause require rhyme RULE sense singular sometimes sound speak species style subjunctive mood syllable synonyms temperance tence tense thee thing Thomas à Becket thou thought tion topics transitive verb trochees truth verse virtue words writing