Alternative exercises to accompany Pt. I of the Joynes-Meissner German grammar

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1894 Excerpt: ... the town had heard it said that in olden times the Romans had (sub/.) dug a ditch there. 6. Let him (fottcn) say what he has heard. 7. Many claim to have seen the sea-serpent (bie 3cefd)Icutge). 8. We cannot always do what we wish. 9. He had the boy carry the letter to (nuf) the post-office (bie $oft). 10. You ought to have heard him! 1t. Did your son Henry have to go with his regiment? 12. We shall have to work to-morrow, because we have played to-day. 13. One ought not to believe all one hears. 14. The little boy said that he didn't want to go. 15. She ought to write to him. 16. Thou shalt not lie! EXERCISE XXVII. 1. The letters will be written soon, but they must not be sent. 2. The beautiful flowers were planted by the little girl. 3. The newspapers were being printed at one o'clock; at four they were already printed. 4. The houses have already been sold. 5. The books must be brought to my room. 6. The pupils have been praised by their teacher. 7. It was said that all was lost. 8. The lost ring will be found again. 9. We are often blamed by others. 10. Such a deed will be praised by all. n. The children were left at home. 12. Our virtues are not always praised. 13. My friends were all convinced that I ought to go to America. 14. The city was destroyed by the enemy. 15. I have been given a beautiful cane. 16. To be flattered is not always unpleasant. 17. The ship could not be saved. 18. Every day letters were sent to the soldiers. 19. All the windows of the castle were opened. 20. Many cows have been bought by the peasants. 21. To be hated is very unpleasant. 22. Every Sunday bread is given to the poor. 23. A large building was burned by the enemy last night. 24. These books must not be sent. EXERCISE XXVIII. 1. The king ordered the fugitive to remain ou...