Mary's Grammar: Interspersed with Stories and Intended for the Use of Children
Jane Marcet
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Length 5 h 18 min
Chapters 19
First published 1835
Mary's teacher has taxed her with the task of learning that most onerous of all parts of the English language: Grammar. Through stories and practical exercises, Mary's mother shows her that it's really not as hard as she thinks. Join us on this delightful journey as Mary learns her Grammar. - Summary by Jennifer Dallman
Chapters
1
Preface Read by Jennifer Dallman 1:36
2
Part the First: Pronouns Read by Jennifer Dallman 12:06
3
Part the First:Adjectives Read by Jennifer Dallman 11:49
4
Part the First: Articles Read by Jennifer Dallman 14:26
5
Part the First: Verbs Read by Jennifer Dallman 26:35
6
Part the First: Adverbs Read by Jennifer Dallman 17:40
7
Part the First: Prepositions Read by Jennifer Dallman 5:28
8
Part the First: Conjuctions Read by Jennifer Dallman 5:57
9
Part the First: Interjections Read by Jennifer Dallman 10:39
10
Part the Second: Nouns Read by Jennifer Dallman 12:25
11
Part the Second: Gender Read by Jennifer Dallman 15:01
12
Part the Second: Cases Read by Jennifer Dallman 11:08
13
Part the Second: Objective Case Read by Jennifer Dallman 17:35
14
Part the Second: Pronouns Read by Jennifer Dallman 25:06
15
Part the Second: Relative Pronouns Read by Jennifer Dallman 5:31
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Part the Second: Demonstrative Pronouns Read by Jennifer Dallman 23:26
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Part the Second: Verbs Read by Jennifer Dallman 24:32
18
Part the Second: Participles Read by Jennifer Dallman 19:36
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Part the Second: Auxiliary Verbs Read by Jennifer Dallman 44:16
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