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se. 14. An education should enable us to tell the valuable from the cheap book, and by it we should be able to tell the true from the counterfeit man. 15. Moisten the sand thoroughly and set the box in a warm place, and in about a week's time it can readily be seen by the way the grains have sprouted which ears of seed corn have greatest vitality. =C. Shift in Number, Person, or Tense= Rewrite the following sentences, removing all inconsistency in grammatical form. 1. Every one has a right to their own opinion. 2. Bryant rushed to the window and shouts at the postman. 3. The life of the honey bee has been studied, and their activities found to be remarkable. 4. He says to me, "Are you ready?" And I answered, "No." 5. When a person keeps a store, you should remember the names and faces of your customers. 6. An automobile is expensive, and they are liable to become an elephant on your hands. 7. If one studies the market, he would find that prices rise every year. 8. If one went to Europe, he will find everything different. 9. Since these tires were different in construction, the method of repairing will vary. 10. Contentment is a state of mind in which one is satisfied with themselves and their surroundings. 11. It is easy to catch 'possums if you can find the rascal. 12. The writer of a theme should not waste time on a long introduction, and get to the facts of your subject as quickly as possible. 13. Shakespeare's comedies are great fun. I prefer it to tragedy. 14. Often a man will knock at the door, and finds no one at home. 15. Too much attention will spoil a child. They should not be entertained every minute. =D. The Exact Connective= Each of the following sentences contains an idea which is, or may be, subordinate to another idea. (1) Decide what kind of subordinate relation should exist between the ideas. (2) Determine what connective best expresses this relation. (Consult 36 for a list of connectives.) (3) Write the sentence as it should be. 1. Wealth is a good thing, while honest wealth is better. 2. Spend an hour in the open air every day when you want to keep your health. 3. The rattlesnake gives warning and it is only afterward that he strikes. 4. South Ameri
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