Part 5 (1/2)

1. Napoleon was banished.

2. Andre was captured.

3. Money is circulated.

4. Columbus was imprisoned.

5. Acorns are sprouting.

6. Bells are tolled.

7. Summer has come.

8. Sentences may be a.n.a.lyzed.

9. Clouds are reddening.

10. Air may be weighed.

11. Jehovah shall reign.

12. Corn is planted.

13. Grammarians will differ.

14. Snow is falling.

15. Leaves are rustling.

16. Children will prattle.

17. Crickets are chirping.

18. Eclipses have been foretold.

19. Storms may abate.

20. Deception may have been practiced.

21. Esau was hated.

22. Treason should have been punished.

23. Bees are humming.

24. Sodom might have been spared.

LESSON 12.

SENTENCE-BUILDING.

+To the Teacher+.--Continue oral and written exercises in agreement. See Notes, pp. 163,164.

Prefix the little helping words in the _second column_ to such of the more important words in the _third column_ as with them will make complete predicates, and join these predicates to all subjects in the _first column_ with which they will unite to make good sense.

1 | 2 | 3 -------------|-----------------|------------ Burgoyne | are | woven.

Henry Hudson | was | defeated.

Sparrows | can be | condensed.

Comets | is | inhaled.