Unit 35
Name Terminations
241.
The terminations burg, ville, field,
and port may generally be expressed by the first letter,
joined or disjoined as convenient; ford, by fd;
ington, by a disjoined tm; and ingham,
by a disjoined m:

Note: A distinction is made
between ton and town as follows:

242.
The names of cities and states often may be joined:

"State of" Joined
243.
When the words "State of" precede the name of
a state, omit of and join the words, if convenient:

244. Canadian
Provinces and Cities

245. Reading
and Dictation Practice

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