- Note to students: I have been selected as a possible candidate for jury duty this week. I have to call in each evening, and if I am selected, I will have a substitute for that day. Please work quietly on the material listed here on the blog.
I'd like to wait on returning essays until I'm sure I'll be in class to talk about them. Let's continue with agreement.
- Read and take notes on Bedford 22 a-d (pronoun and antecedent agreement)
- Note all rules in bold.
- Provide at least one example for each copied rule.
- Do ex. 22-1, letters and numbers. Write the antecedent and pronoun (you do not need to write out the entire sentence).
- Due block day.
- 100+ pages
- Some Lists of Literary Merit
- If you pick a book published in the early 1900s or earlier, you should be able to find it in iBooks for free (or gutenberg.org if you'd like a .pdf).
- You might begin a book that looks interesting. If you find that it isn't, you can try another.
- If you already have your book, please begin reading it in class.
- Jury duty may give you a bit of time to get started in your novel. Please employ your mind wisely and do not play games or engage in social media during class. All the best! Mr. S
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