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8. The little Ludlows had not yet, even from the American point of view,
reached the proper tourist-age; so that Isabel had confined her
movements to a narrow circle.
9. She saw the full moon now, she saw the whole man.
10. I am not a silly woman; therefore I'm determined not to get into trouble.
11. Either his passion was a sentimental fiction of Miss Stackpole's, or else
he would accept the invitation.
12. The silly women could never understand her wisdom, whereas the clever
ones - the really clever ones - always understood her silliness.
13. She lived with a certain magnificence, but you needed to be a member of
her circle to perceive it.
14. It belonged to the past, moreover; it had occurred six months before and
she had already laid aside the tokens of mourning.
The complex sentence
I. Read §§ 144-155 (pp.428-438)
Ex.23 State the type of the nominal clauses:
1. The way she has already spread her wings is amazing.
2. I returned to tell Phyllis our relationship was over.
3. That's what strikes me as having been so fine.
4. I was laughing at the way you said Miss Datchet.
5. The overwhelming fear of Internet users is that businesses and others will
get their personal information without the user's knowledge.
6. That he was prepared to be vague to Waymarsh about the hour of the
ship's touching was one of the early signs.
7. He almost wondered if he didn't LOOK demoralised and disreputable.
8. It was Strether's belief that he had been comparatively innocent.
9. To Katharine it seemed as if they had brushed away sixty years or so
with the first flick of their damp dusters.
10. What is taking place now in Petrograd is a monstrous calamity!
11. Mary could not feel at all certain that she knew what motives inspired
Katharine Hilbery in life.
12. Not the least of this lady's high merits for him was that he could
absolutely rest on her word.
II. Read §§ 156-162 (pp.439-444)
Ex.24 State the type of the following sentences:
1.
I met a man who works in advertising.
2. The proposal had come from Osmond himself, who wrote to his sister
that she must be prepared to be very quiet.
3. Whether or no she found in this phrase all the meaning he had put into it
I am unable to say.
4. There was something in the great world covertly tigerish, which came to
him across the lawn and in the charming air as a waft from the jungle.
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