The Principles of Grammar: Being a Compendious Treatise on the Languages, English, Latin, Greek, German, Spanish and French Founded on the Immutable Principle of the Relation Which One Word Sustains to Another (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Principles of Grammar: Being a Compendious Treatise on the Languages, English, Latin, Greek, German, Spanish and French Founded on the Immutable Principle of the Relation Which One Word Sustains to Another

The scholars are not expected to learn anything more than the coarse print; though the accompanying observations should always be read over a sufficient number of times to enable the student to answer the questions given at the bottom of each page, as they serve to give a better knowledge of the general subject.

Let the teacher recollect that scholars learn more by oral instruction than by committing Rules to memory. They should be required to demonstrate a great num ber of sentences on the black-board, after the manner of the Exercises given on page29 and 38.

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