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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1913. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER SIX I THE LITTLE RED HEN, Part One (A lesson to study with your teacher.) All the quotations you have studied up to this time have been written at the beginning of sentences. As you read the story below, notice where in the sentence each quotation comes. One day the little red hen found a grain of wheat. She said, " Who will plant this wheat?" The rat said, " Not I." The cat said, "Not I." The pig said, " Not I." "I will," said the little red hen, and she did. Studying the Sentences of the Story- Read the second sentence. Read the quotation in this sentence. What is the first word of the quotation? With what kind of letter does it begin? Read the third sentence. Read the quotation in this sentence. What is the first word in this quotation? With what kind of letter does it begin? Read the quotations in all the other sentences and tell how the first word in each is written. The first word of a quotation begins with a capital letter. How is every quotation in this story separated from the rest of the sentence of which it is a part? In the second sentence why is a question mark used after the quotation? Where is the question mark -- inside or outside of the quotation marks? When a quotation asks a question, the question mark that follows it must be placed inside the quotation marks; for the quotation marks must be around all the quotation, and the question mark is part of the quotation. How to Study Each Sentence This is the way the second sentence of the story should be studied, aloud or silently : -- She said, "Who will plant this wheat?" She begins with a capital letter because . There is a comma to separate the quotation from the rest of the sentence. There are quotation marks around Who will plant this wheat? because they are the exact words of the litt...
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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1913. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER SIX I THE LITTLE RED HEN, Part One (A lesson to study with your teacher.) All the quotations you have studied up to this time have been written at the beginning of sentences. As you read the story below, notice where in the sentence each quotation comes. One day the little red hen found a grain of wheat. She said, " Who will plant this wheat?" The rat said, " Not I." The cat said, "Not I." The pig said, " Not I." "I will," said the little red hen, and she did. Studying the Sentences of the Story- Read the second sentence. Read the quotation in this sentence. What is the first word of the quotation? With what kind of letter does it begin? Read the third sentence. Read the quotation in this sentence. What is the first word in this quotation? With what kind of letter does it begin? Read the quotations in all the other sentences and tell how the first word in each is written. The first word of a quotation begins with a capital letter. How is every quotation in this story separated from the rest of the sentence of which it is a part? In the second sentence why is a question mark used after the quotation? Where is the question mark -- inside or outside of the quotation marks? When a quotation asks a question, the question mark that follows it must be placed inside the quotation marks; for the quotation marks must be around all the quotation, and the question mark is part of the quotation. How to Study Each Sentence This is the way the second sentence of the story should be studied, aloud or silently : -- She said, "Who will plant this wheat?" She begins with a capital letter because . There is a comma to separate the quotation from the rest of the sentence. There are quotation marks around Who will plant this wheat? because they are the exact words of the litt...
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