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The work presents a practical grammar of Tagalog, describing older orthographic conventions and spelling rules while offering guidance for correct speech and writing. It critiques the dominance of a colonizing language in education, highlights inconsistent practices among contemporary writers, and contrasts traditionalist and reformist approaches to usage. Through explanations, prescriptions, and examples the author seeks to standardize grammar, refine literary style, and encourage wider cultivation and clear expression in the native tongue.
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