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Meanings of latin grammar in English
Usage of latin grammar in English
1
You have a fundamental lack of acquaintance with Latin grammar, Miss-Miss Fifi.
2
The Latin grammar, stained and torn, slipped, and fell to the floor.
3
If any human being could sweeten the Latin Grammar, it was Mrs.
4
I am a professor of Roman literature, a teacher of Latin grammar.
5
The old Latin grammar school, too, had been maintained exclusively for boys.
6
A clean and wholesome body, sir; I have taught you the Latin grammar.
7
The old Rector went on cramming the class with Latin grammar.
8
His mind ran on his classics, and fell back on the Latin grammar.
9
Further, the Latin Grammar is said to be a logical discipline.
10
What did he mean by eternally conning that tattered Latin grammar?
11
He picked up the Latin grammar and ran his fingers lightly through the pages.
12
A child has a lesson in Latin Grammar to recite.
13
The first three years were given to learning Latin grammar and a little Greek.
14
English grammar was learned through Latin grammar and English style through translation from Latin.
15
At first I was rather unwilling to study Latin grammar.
16
Only Margaret continued to bend serenely over her Latin grammar.
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Translations for latin grammar
Catalan
Latin grammar through the time
Latin grammar across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common