Mary's Grammar: Interspersed with Stories and Intended for the Use of Children by Jane Marcet (1769 - 1858)

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

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1. Part the Second: Nouns

   01 Jan 1970

   12 min ▶

2. Part the First: Nouns

   01 Jan 1970

   13 min ▶

3. Part the First: Pronouns

   01 Jan 1970

   12 min ▶

4. Part the First:Adjectives

   01 Jan 1970

   12 min ▶

5. Part the First: Articles

   01 Jan 1970

   14 min ▶

6. Part the First: Verbs

   01 Jan 1970

   27 min ▶

7. Part the First: Adverbs

   01 Jan 1970

   18 min ▶

8. Part the First: Prepositions

   01 Jan 1970

   5 min ▶

9. Part the First: Conjuctions

   01 Jan 1970

   6 min ▶

10. Part the First: Interjections

    01 Jan 1970

    11 min ▶

11. Preface

    01 Jan 1970

    2 min ▶

12. Part the Second: Gender

    01 Jan 1970

    15 min ▶

13. Part the Second: Cases

    01 Jan 1970

    11 min ▶

14. Part the Second: Objective Case

    01 Jan 1970

    18 min ▶

15. Part the Second: Pronouns

    01 Jan 1970

    25 min ▶

16. Part the Second: Relative Pronouns

    01 Jan 1970

    6 min ▶

17. Part the Second: Demonstrative Pronouns

    01 Jan 1970

    23 min ▶

18. Part the Second: Verbs

    01 Jan 1970

    25 min ▶

19. Part the Second: Participles

    01 Jan 1970

    20 min ▶

20. Part the Second: Auxiliary Verbs

    01 Jan 1970

    44 min ▶