KISS Grammar - The Master of Ballantrae, by Robert Louis Stevenson

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The Master of Ballantrae by
Robert Louis Stevenson

Robert Louis Stevenson
by John Singer Sargent, 1885

This historical novel may be a fairly interesting book, not only for boys, but also for girls in late middle or early high school. The text of these exercises are based on The Reader's Digest Edition of 1995.

The Opening Paragraph

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L2.1.2 Varied Patterns

L2.1.7 Subjunctives

L3.1.2 Sub Clauses as Nouns (Mixed)

L3.1.2 Sub Clauses as Subjects

L3.1.2 Sub Clauses as OP

L3.1.3 Embedded Subordinate Clauses

L3.2.1 Semi-Reduced Clauses

L3.2.1 Ellipsis in S/V Patterns

L3.2.2. "So" and "For" as Conjunctions

L3.2.3 Subordinate Clauses as Interjections

L4 Infinitives (Mixed)

L4 Infinitives, Subjects of

L4 Infinitives as Subjects and Complements

L4 Infinitives as Objects of Prepositions

L4 Infinitives as Adjectives, Adverbs or Interjections

L4 Ellipsed Infinitives

L4 Inf - Ellipsed

L5.4 Appositives (Ex # 1 - Moderate)

L5.4 Appositives (Ex # 2 - Moderate)

L5.4 Appositives (Clauses - Ex #1)

L5.4 Appositives (Clauses - Ex #2)

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L5.4 Appositives (Other Constructions - Ex #1)

L5.5 Post-Positioned Adjectives

L5.6 Delayed Subjects (Mixed)

L5.6 Delayed Subjects (Infinitives)

L5.6 Delayed Subjects (Clauses)

L5.6 Delayed Sentences

L5.7 Ellipsis "to be to"

L5.8 Noun Absolutes (Adverbial)

L5.8 Noun Absolutes (Noun)

L6.1 An Exercise in Punctuation

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L6.7 A Level Five Construction Review

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L6.7 A Description of the Master of Ballantrae (A Challenging Passage)

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