APA (7th ed.) Citation

Ticknor, E. (1792). English exercises, in which sentences, falsely constructed, are to be corrected: Comprehending all the rules, necessary for parsing the language; and arranged in such a manner, as will greatly facilitate the acquisition of grammatical knowledge. : Designed for the use of schools.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Ticknor, Elisha. English Exercises, in Which Sentences, Falsely Constructed, Are to Be Corrected: Comprehending All the Rules, Necessary for Parsing the Language; and Arranged in Such a Manner, as Will Greatly Facilitate the Acquisition of Grammatical Knowledge. : Designed for the Use of Schools. 1792.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Ticknor, Elisha. English Exercises, in Which Sentences, Falsely Constructed, Are to Be Corrected: Comprehending All the Rules, Necessary for Parsing the Language; and Arranged in Such a Manner, as Will Greatly Facilitate the Acquisition of Grammatical Knowledge. : Designed for the Use of Schools. 1792.