Right. Their government was rude and was founded solely upon custom.
Revise. Our house is small and built to live in.
358. Use the correct form of the verb after each of two auxiliaries which require two different forms.
Wrong. I have always and always shall like cowboy stories.
Right. I have always liked and always shall like cowboy stories.
Revise. I hope I may in the future, as I have always in the past, play fair, whatever may be the provocation to do otherwise.
359. Use the correct conjunction, though or but rather than while; as soon as rather than immediately; if rather than so.
Wrong. Immediately I received the telegram I went home.
Right. As soon as I received the telegram I went home.
Wrong. It was in the latter part of my high school days when I did most of my reading.