Étapes de l'anglais, la composition rhétorique-. L'écriture, tels que l'attention est appelée à l'seconddivision de ce chapitre. Présenter une liste de chiffres que vous avez rencontré dans la vie. Inbooks. Exprimer le sens de ces chiffres en termes littérale.Faire de même avec la liste appelée à l'alinéa précédent. Mettre dans une liste de chiffres que vous avez utilisé vous-même dans la conversation. Examiner plusieurs de vos essais et faire une liste de tous les figuresyou ont utilisé. Avez-vous utilisé comme beaucoup comme un style efficace semble-t-il besoin ? Ex. II. Écrire un paragraphe convenant pour publicationtelling journal d'une demi-douzaine de fa

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Steps in English, composition-rhetoric . writing, such as attention is called to in the seconddivision of this chapter. Bring in a list of strong figures that you have met in life. Inbooks. Express the meaning of these figures in literal terms.Do the same with the list called for in the preceding paragraph. Bring in a list of figures you have used yourself in conversation. Examine several of your essays, and make a list of all figuresyou have used. Have you used as many as an effective style seemsto require? Ex. II. Write a paragraph suitable for newspaper publicationtelling of a half dozen faded figures of speech. Study them outfor yourself. Write a letter to a friend interested in words. Tell him aboutseveral new and vivid slang expressions that you have recentlyheard. Suggest to him your idea of their origin. Write a letter to an alumnus of your school asking him formoney for the athletic association. Write a letter to a distant friend or relative. Tell about yourschool work and the studies you especially like and disUke.. AfUr the Picture by C. IVimmerTHE RISING MOON 174 FORMS OF EXPRESSION 175 Ex. III. On a postal card order several things from the grocer. On a postal card ask a magazine or newspaper publisher tochange the address of your paper. Give both the present addressand the new address. Write a postal card asking the president of a college to send youa copy of the current catalogue. On a postal card notify a member of your club that there willbe a meeting on Thursday evening of next week. Be sure togive date. Write a postal card asking the librarian of the public library toreserve a book you desire, and to notify you when it can be ob-tained. On a postal card ask the jeweler to send for a clock that youwish repaired. The Rising Moon After the Picture by C. Wimmer Ex. I. What have these men been doing all day? What arethey doing now? What is on the sled? What makes you feelthat it is a very cold evening? Ex. 11. Describe this picture in fact terms. Descr

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