The Living Age, 304. kötetLiving Age Company, 1920 |
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85. oldal
... English ' in the middle of the nineteenth century were the clas- sical grammarians who knew only one way of teaching a language , and had been forced under pressure from indignant parents to put ' English ' on the syllabus . They gave ...
... English ' in the middle of the nineteenth century were the clas- sical grammarians who knew only one way of teaching a language , and had been forced under pressure from indignant parents to put ' English ' on the syllabus . They gave ...
89. oldal
... English . Children taught well in these methods can , without any formal instruction in spelling or grammar , write correctly as well as pleasantly . Something more is needed for those who seek to become scholars in English , and still ...
... English . Children taught well in these methods can , without any formal instruction in spelling or grammar , write correctly as well as pleasantly . Something more is needed for those who seek to become scholars in English , and still ...
90. oldal
... English up to the university and beyond . Per- haps some day a progressive university may try the experiment of an English Arts Course in which the first part would consist solely of Advanced Reading and Writing , and the second part ...
... English up to the university and beyond . Per- haps some day a progressive university may try the experiment of an English Arts Course in which the first part would consist solely of Advanced Reading and Writing , and the second part ...
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Some Literary and Spiritual Legacies of | 1 |
The Average Point of View | 5 |
A Business Letter from Germany | 16 |
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