What other words can you form from the following? Explain what prefixes or suffixes you use in each case and what part of speech you form.

Right: Motor wagons are economical. Department stores of all large cities are acquiring them.

Use one of them in the possessive case or use an of phrase, whichever seems better.

Give a synopsis of the progressive tenses of begin, using he as the subject.

It is incorrect to say for you and I.

Make a list of the slang phrases that you have acquired. For each one substitute a good English expression.

Think about it again, and, if you find that you really cannot divide it, choose another.

The day of the salesman who is satisfied with the "good old way" is fast passing.

There is hardly anything more interesting or important except agriculture.

He knows just as well as his city competitor does, that if a buyer feels at home in his store, sales are practically guaranteed.

There is a growing tendency to "block" the different parts of a letter; that is, to begin each item of each part directly below the first, with no indentation.

Gold and silver contract in cooling, and are, therefore, not suitable for casting.—Harper's Weekly.

However, because so much of our freight must be rushed from place to place, the railroads get the bulk of the inland traffic.

To those who would carry their own purchases he sold everything for cash much lower than any other grocer in town sold it.

As Mr. Woodworth, write Mr. Sears a courteous letter, refusing him credit but attempting to secure his cash business.

One-sixth, at least, of her entire exports goes to her former possessions.

Sum up by exploiting a book of plans, which may be had for the asking.

Reproduce a letter you received in answer to (5), asking for more information concerning the lands.

There are, of course, other functions of banks of deposit practised quite generally by all banks, and these will be explained later.

It is the duty of the traffic department to get the business for the company and adjust all traffic claims.