Wednesday, October 14, 2015

In-Class:

• Journal: Add semi-colons to the sentences below and tell which semi-colon rule each sentence represents.

1.     In our class, we have Tijn, an exchange student from the Netherlands, Abdul, a student new to the U.S. from Iraq, and Nate, formerly from Chick Filet.  

 

2.     Whatever you said before, it doesn’t matter to me, and I promise I will still be your friend.  

 

3.     He wasn’t happy about the arrangement, yet he continued the project anyway.   

 

4.     If you work hard, you might get an A if you don’t work hard, you might fail.

 

5.     The following people ran for secretary: Jennifer, a sophomore, Michael, a junior, and Debbie, a senior.

• We read "Grendel's mother" together as a class.
• We got into groups of our choice (2-4 people) and did an assignment on Grendel's Mother (making comic strips and story telling).

Homework:

• None. Happy fall break!