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Book I. Grammar

CHAPTER — PAGES

1. THE Sentence — 1
2. SUBJECT AND PREDICATE — 1
3. THE PHRASE AND THE CLAUSE — 2
4. PARTS OF SPEECH — 3
5. THE NOUN: KINDS OF NOUNS — 5
6. THE NOUN: GENDER — 8
7. THE NOUN: NUMBER — 10
8. THE NOUN: CASE — 15
9. THE ADJECTIVE — 19
10. COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES — 24
11. ADJECTIVES USED AS NOUNS — 33
12. POSITION OF THE ADJECTIVES — 34
13. THE CORRECT USE OF SOME ADJECTIVES — 34
14. ARTICLES — 37
15. PERSONAL PRONOUNS — 43
16. REFLEXIVE AND EMPHATIC PRONOUNS — 48
17. DEMONSTRATIVE, INDEFINITE AND DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUNS — 49
I8. RELATIVE PRONOUNS — 52
19. INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS — 62
20. THE VERB — 65
21. VERBS OF INCOMPLETE PREDICATION — 68
22. ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE — 70
23. MOOD — 75
24. TENSES: INTRODUCTION — 78
25. THE USES OF THE PRESENT AND PAST TENSES — 81
26. THE FUTURE — 86
27. THE VERB: PERSON AND NUMBER — 88
28. THE INFINITIVE — 90
29. THE PARTICIPLE — 93
30. THE GERUND — 99
31. IRREGULAR VERBS — 102
32. AUXILIARIES AND MODALS — 109
33. CONJUGATION OF THE VERB LOVE — 115
34. THE ADVERB — 118
35. COMPARISON OF ADVERBS — 123
36. FORMATION OF ADVEBS — 124
37. POSITION OF ADVERBS — 125
38. THE PREPOSITION — 127
39. WORDS FOLLOWED BY PREPOSITIONS — 136
40. THE CONJUNCTION — 149

41. SOME CONJUNCTIONS AND THEIR USES — 157
42. THE INTERJECTION — 163
43. THE SAME WORD USED AS DIFFERENT PARTS OF SPEECH — 163

BOOK II. COMPOSITION
PART I
ANALYSIS, TRANSFORMATION AND SYNTHESIS
1. ANALYSIS OF SIMPLE SENTENCES — 169-178
Exercise 1-7 — 170

2. PHRASES — 179-185
Adjective Phrases — 179
Exercises 8-12 — 179
Adverb Phrases — 181
Exercises 13-19 — 182
Noun Phrases — 184
Exercises 20-22 — 184
3. CLAUSES — 185-193
Adverb Clauses — 185
Exercises 23-26 — 186
Adjective Clauses — 188
Exercises 27-30 — 188
Noun Clauses — 190
Exercises 31-34 — 190
Exercises 35-36 — 192
4. SENTENCES: SIMPLE, COMPOUND AND COMPLEX — 193-196
Exercise 37 — 195
5. MORE ABOUT NOUN CLAUSES — 196-198
Exercises 38-39 — 197
6. MORE ABOUT ADJECTIVE CLAUSES — 198-201
Exercises 40-42 — 200
7. MORE ABOUT ADVERB CLAUSES — 201-208
Adverb clauses of Time — 201
Exercise 43 — 201
Adverb clauses of Place — 201
Exercise 44 — 202
Adverb Clauses of Purpose — 202
Exercise 45 — 202
Adverb Clauses of Cause or Reason — 202
Exercise 46 — 202
Adverb Clauses of Condition — 202
Exercise 47 — 203
Adverb Clauses of Result and Consequence — 203
Exercise 48 — 204
Adverb Clauses of Comparison — 204
Exercises 49-50 — 204
Adverb Clauses of Supposition or Concession — 204
Exercise 51 — 205
Exercises 52-55 — 205

8. ANALYSIS OF COMPLEX SENTENCES (Clause Analysis) — 208-211
Exercise 56 — 210
9. ANALYSIS OF COMPOUND SENTENCES (Clause Analysis) — 211-215
Exercise 57 — 213
Exercise 58 (Miscellaneous) — 214
10. TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES — 215-223
Sentences containing the Adverb “too” — 215
Exercise 59 — 215
Interchange of the Degrees of Comparison — 216
Exercise 60 — 216
Interchange of Active and Passive Voice — 217
Exercises 61-63 — 218
Interchange of Affirmative and Negative sentences — 219
Exercises 64-65 — 219
Interchange of Interrogative and Assertive sentences — 220
Exercises 66-67 — 220
Interchange of Exclamatory and Assertive sentences– 221
Exercises 68-69 — 221

Interchange of one Part of Speech for another — 221
Exercise 70 — 222
11. TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES (Contd.) — 223-239
Conversion of Simple sentences to Compound (Double) sentences — 223
Exercises 71-72 — 223
Conversion of Compound (Double) sentences to Simple sentences — 224
Exercises 73-74 — 225
Conversion of Simple sentences to Complex — 226
Exercises 75-78 — 227
Conversion of Complex sentences to Simple sentences — 230
Exercises 79-82 — 230
Conversion of Compound sentences to Complex — 235
Exercises 83-84 — 235
Conversion of Complex sentences to Compound — 237
Exercises 85-86 — 237
Exercise 87 (Miscellaneous) — 239
12. SYNTHESIS OF SENTENCES — 240-246
Combination of two or more Simple sentences into a single Simple sentence — 240
Exercises 88-93 — 241
Exercise 94 (Miscellaneous) — 244
13. SYNTHESIS OF SENTENCES (Contd.) — 246-248
Combination of two or more Simple sentences into a single Compound sentence — 246
Exercise 95 — 247
14. SYNTHESIS OF SENTENCES (Contd.) — 249-255
Combination of two or more Simple sentences into a single Complex sentence — 249
Exercises 96-100 — 250
15. THE SEQUENCE OF TENSES — 255-258
Exercises 101-103 — 256
16. DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH — 258-266
Exercises 104-109 — 261

PART II
CORRECT USAGE
17. AGREEMENT OF THE VERB WITH THE SUBJECT — 267-270
Exercise 110 — 269
18. NOUNS AND PRONOUNS — 270-275

Exercises 111-114 — 273
19. ADJECTIVES — 275-278
20. VERBS — 278-282
Exercise 115 — 281
21. ADVERBS — 282-284
Exercise 116 — 283
22. CONJUNCTIONS — 284-285
23. ORDER OF WORDS — 285-287
Exercises 117-118 — 286
24. IDIOMS — 288-294
25. IDIOMS (Contd.) — 294-311
26. PUNCTUATION — 312-319
Exercises 119-122 — 316
27. SPELLING RULES — 319-320
28. THE FORMATION OF WORDS — 321-333

29. FIGURES OF SPEECH — 333-344
Exercise 125 — 339
PART III
STRUCTURES
30. VERB PATTERNS — 341-347
Exercise 126 — 347
31. QUESTION TAGS, SHORT ANSWERS, ETC. … 347-351
Exercises 127-130 349
32. MORE STRUCTURES — 351-354
Exercise 131 — 354
PART IV
WRITTEN COMPOSITION
33. PARAGRAPH-WRITING — 355-358
Introductory Remarks — 353
Principles — 355
Examples — 356
The Writing of Single Paragraphs — 357
Exercise 132 — 358
34. STORY-WRITING — 359-363
Introductory Remarks — 359
Hints — 359
Specimen — 359
Exercise 133 — 360
35. REPRODUCTION OF A STORY-POEM — 364-367
Introductory Remarks — 363
Hints — 363
Specimens — 363
Exercise 134 — 366
36. LETTER-WRITING — 367-389
Introductory Remarks — 367
The form of Letters — 367
Classification of letters — 370
Social Letters — 370
Friendly Letters — 370
Specimens — 371

Exercise 135 — 372
Specimens — 373
Exercise 136 — 374
Specimens — 374
Exercises 137-139 — 375
Specimens — 376
Exercises 140-141 — 378
Notes of Invitations — 379
Specimens — 379
Business Letters — 380
Specimens — 381
Exercise 142 — 384
Letters of Application — 384
Specimens — 389
Exercise 143 — 385
Official Letters — 385
Specimens — 385
Exercise 144 — 386
Letters to Newspapers — 386
Specimens — 386
Exercise 145 — 387
Specimens — 387
Exercise 146 — 388

37. COMPREHENSION — 389-403
Introductory Remarks — 389
Specimen — 389
Exercise 147 — 390
38. PRECIS-WRITING — 404-420
Introductory Remarks — 404
Uses of Precis-Writing — 404
Method of procedure — 405
To Sum up — 408
Specimens — 408
Exercise 148 — 409
39. EXPANSION OF PASSAGES — 420-423
Introductory Remarks — 420
Method of procedure — 420
Specimens — 421
Exercise 149 — 422
40. ESSAY-WRITING — 423-436
Introductory Remarks — 423
Characteristics of a good School Essay — 424
Classification of Essays — 425
Hints on Essay-writing — 426
Method of Collecting Materials — 427
Bare Outline — 429
Full Outline — 430
Writing the Essay — 430
Specimens — 432
Exercises 150-151 — 435
41. AUTOBIOGRAPHIES — 436-438
Introductory Remarks — 436
Specimens — 436
Exercises 152-154 — 437
42. DIALOGUE-WRITING — 438-447
Introductory Remarks — 438
Method of Procedure — 439
Special Hints — 439
Specimens — 440
Exercises 155-162 — 445
43. THE APPRECIATION OF POETRY — 447-458

Introductory Remarks — 447
Specimens — 454
Exercise 163 — 456
44. PARAPHRASING — 459-470
Introductory Remarks — 459
Uses of Paraphrasing — 459
Characteristics of a good Paraphrase — 459
The Paraphrase of Poetry — 462
Special Hints — 464
Method of Procedure — 464
Specimens — 466
Exercise 164 — 467
APPENDICES — 471-482
Appendix -1
Differences between British and American English — 471
Appendix – II
General Review of Grammar — 475

An authentic and useful solution of this book entitled. “A Key to Wren and Martin’s High
School English Grammar and Composition ” is also available,