DOL: Misplaced Modifier, Punctuation (Direct Quotation),

'These horses are usually sold to small scale breeders

with long hair and stout, muscular legs," the stable owner commented.

JOURNAL: I'll remember this year because. . .

DIAGRAMMING: I want to do well in my classes.

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Homework Helps

Standardized Test Preparation

Turn in Reading Logs Friday

Colonies - Grand plan and due dates

Tom Sawyer - Essay due Friday

Following Directions

DOL: Quiz - "Passing Comments" - 20 corrections

JOURNAL: If I could do a project to show what I have

learned in social studies this year I would. . .

DIAGRAMMING: These map projects are going to be easy.

Current events

Standardized Test Preparation

Tom Sawyer- Discussion and questions

Colonies

Following Directions

DOL: Dangling Modifier, Capitalization, Commas (Appositive)

Reading a book on magicians, Harry Houdini the great escape

artist died of an acute appendicitis attack on halloween of 1926.

JOURNAL: My one hope for the world. . .

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Colonies

Following Directions

Tom Sawyer - essay edit

DOL: Dangling Modifier, Hyphen (Single-thought Adjective),

Looking from outer space, the only man-made structure that

can be seen is the 3,500 mile great wall of China.

JOURNAL: My Community Service Project taught me. . .

DIAGRAMMING: Finals are coming, and we need time to prepare.

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Essays - due tomorrow

Colonies

Following Directions

DOL: Double negative, Substandard Language

Catgut, the tough thread used for tennis strings and surgical

sutures, isn't never made from out of cat intestines, sheep and

horse intestines are used instead.

JOURNAL: The best thing about winter break . . .

DIAGRAMMING: The town of Little Falls, Minnesota, was Charles' home.

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Colonies

Following Directions - assembly line