1928 First Grammar Lessons By Charlotte M. Mason (Paperback)

About the book:

The book is intended for children of the age of Form II B, i.e. average age, nine. Use 2x a week, good for 1-2 school years.

Part I

• Foreword
• Preface

About Words

Lesson

I. The Sentence: The Subject

II. The Sentence: The Verb

III. Parts of Speech: Nouns

IV. Parts of Speech: Adjectives

V. The Sentence: The Predicate

VI. The Sentence: The Predicate and the Verb ‘Be’

VII. Parts of Speech: Adjectives

VIII. Number

IX. The Sentence: Agreement of Verb and Subject

X. The Sentence: Agreement of Verb and Subject—Number

XI. The Nominative Case

Part II

I. Parts of Speech: Verbs—Tense

II. Parts of Speech: Verbs—Tense

III. Parts of Speech: Verbs—Transitive and Intransitive

IV. The Transitive Verb and the Object

V. The Objective Case

VI. The Possessive Case

VII. The Possessive Case

VIII. Two Nouns referring to the same thing

IX. Parts of Speech: The Preposition

X. Parts of Speech: The Preposition

Part III

Lesson

I. Verbs: Mood

II. Verbs: The Infinitive Mood

III. Verbs: The Indicative Mood

IV. Verbs: The Subjunctive

V. Verbs: The Imperative Mood

VI. The Predicate: Adjuncts

VII. The Predicate: Adjuncts—Adverbs

VIII. The Predicate: Adjuncts—Prepositions and their Objects

IX. Adverbs with Adjectives

X. Adverbs with Adverbs

Part IV

I. Parts of Speech: Pronouns

II. Pronouns: The First Person

III. Pronouns of the First Person

IV. Pronouns of the Second Person

V. Person and Gender

VI. Pronouns of the Third Person

VII. Agreement of Verb and Subject

VIII. Plural Pronouns and Common Gender

IX. Relative Pronouns and their Antecedents

X. The Relative Pronouns: “who”

XI. The Relative Pronouns: “whom”

XII. The Relative Pronouns: “which,” “that” and “what”

XIII. Parts of Speech: Pronoun-Adjectives and their Work

XIV. Parts of Speech: Conjunctions

XV. Parts of Speech: Interjections

Additional Exercises