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English Grammar and Composition for Public Schools

LESSON XXXIII.

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Parse all the adjectives in the following sentences:

1.Wisdom is more precious than rubies.

2.This is a wonderful scene.

3.Let my little story answer this question.

4.It was lazy, idle work, lying in the tent all day long.

5.All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

6.From a shoal of richest rubies

Breaks the morning clear and cold,

And the angel on the village spire,

Frost-touched, is bright as gold.—Aldrich.

7.Every hour that fleets so slowly,

Has its task to do or bear;

Luminous the crown and holy,

When each gem is set with care.—Adelaide Procter.

Model. These kind girls brought me some flowers.

These, a pronominal adjective; demonstrative; modifying the noun girls.

kind, a qualifying adjective; positive degree; (kind, kinder, kindest), modifying the noun girls.

some, a pronominal adjective; indefinite; modifying the noun flowers.

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