Excerpts from English Made Simple:
Dangling Participle
DANGLING: Our vacation passed happily,
swimming and playing tennis.
RIGHT: We passed our vacation happily,
swimming and playing tennis.
Consistency of Tense
WRONG: We hurried to the door, but nobody
is there.
RIGHT: We hurried to the door, but nobody
was there.
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(1954)
English made simple
by Arthur Waldhorn
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■ Join over a million readers on their way to a better command of the English language, improved communication — and self-confidence.
■ Master the parts of speech, phrases and clauses, punctuation, hyphenation, and spelling with English Made Simple.
■ Increase the range and flexibility of your vocabulary.
■ Improve the clarity and force of your writing.
■ Each section is a self-sufficient lesson, complete and easy to understand.
■ Interesting examples and exercises illustrate the text.
■ Includes a helpful glossary of faulty diction.
■ Also handy as a ready reference, complete with comprehensive Table of Contents and Index.
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