Practical English Grammar (3) (English, French, Paperback)

Ce livre historique peut contenir de nombreuses coquilles et du texte manquant. Les acheteurs peuvent generalement telecharger une copie gratuite scannee du livre original (sans les coquilles) aupres de l'editeur. Non reference. Non illustre. 1899 edition. Extrait: ...departure fiom a place; the separation of the soul from the body; escape fiom captivity, etc. (la) Difference and Discrimination: --VerJis. To differ: --I am sorry to differ from yon. To dissent: --I am obliged to dissent jrom you. To vari/: --0i: r custom varies greatly in this point from that of the western countries. 2b distinguish: --We should be careful to diitinguish right from wrong (betvieen right and wrong). To discriminate is followed by between: --In judging of conduct, we should be careful to discriminate betwe'n l ight and wrong.) 3b tell from: --How can you till a good muihrootn fiom a bad one? To know from: --A Idol may be easily known from a wise man. VJieellves. Different: --Our custom is different from yours (not--to y: -te). Distinct: --My private. aft'airs are dixliiwt from tke business. Voiins. Difference of one llungfrom another (between two things) Dissent fi om a creed. Jit: . etc. (lb) Cestsrttion.--"From" is used after the following verbs: --To rest: --On the seventh day, God rested from M labours. To cease: --To cease from strife, anger, quarrelling, etc. Other verbs signifying cessation are mostly transitive. Stop doing it. They left of talking at my approach. (lc) Abstinence.--"From' is used after the followin-: --To abstain: --The irohamnielnns entirely obtain from wine. I have vowed abntinenctfrom wine' To refrain: --I can not refrain from expressing (forbear expressing) my disapproval of you conduct. To desist: --Thinking it useless, I desisted from thn attempt.-(Id) IJiiirJerance.--, To prevent: --The rain prevented us from starting. To keep: --Bu-iness ie/.t mefom coming. Tv hinder: --Cold weather hinders plants from coming to maturity in due season. To debar: --Blind men...