Ticknor, E. (1794). English exercises, in which sentences, falsely constructed, are to be corrected: Comprehending all the rules, necessary for parsing language; and arranged in such a manner, as will greatly facilitate the acquisition of grammatical knowledge. : Designed for the use of schools. (Third edition, with corrections and additions.). By Joseph Belknap.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationTicknor, Elisha. English Exercises, in Which Sentences, Falsely Constructed, Are to Be Corrected: Comprehending All the Rules, Necessary for Parsing Language; and Arranged in Such a Manner, as Will Greatly Facilitate the Acquisition of Grammatical Knowledge. : Designed for the Use of Schools. Third edition, with corrections and additions. Printed at the Apollo Press, in Boston: By Joseph Belknap, 1794.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationTicknor, Elisha. English Exercises, in Which Sentences, Falsely Constructed, Are to Be Corrected: Comprehending All the Rules, Necessary for Parsing Language; and Arranged in Such a Manner, as Will Greatly Facilitate the Acquisition of Grammatical Knowledge. : Designed for the Use of Schools. Third edition, with corrections and additions. By Joseph Belknap, 1794.