finish reading Neruda and working on "Steal a Line" Poems
GRAMMAR: Correct the following sentences:
1. Pleeze do not sneeze, or wheeze near there cheeze.
2. As Lionel was finally doing his laundry after letting it sit, in a heap for two weeks. He watched in horror as a mustard splotch on one of his shirts, unstuck itself and crawled out of the laundry basket, and down the hall.
3. "I looked over the close in my closet and decided I'm going to wear to scarfs around my neck and one on my head, to," said Tiffany. "Is that all your going to where?" gasped her mother.
4. The eye-catching float adorned with silver and yellow balloons. Carried a gigantic ice sculpture of a earthworm, the high schools mascot.
5. A skunk wandered through the neighbor hood and caused quit a scene when it ambled over to the busstop and crawled up on the bench.
6. Iris ate icecream on the ice berg while the yak yakked about frozen Yogurt.
7. The scarred moose vamoosed disapearing behind the caboose.
8. "Before you buy shoes for your pet millipede", he said. "Consider the cost.
9. Bram had a hard time remembering things, he always came to school with a sticky note list stuck in the middle of his fourhead.
10. Aisha asked the telemarketer, "if she could call him back tomorrow around dinnertime at his home phone number."
Joy Harjo
joyharjo.blogspot.com
miracosta.edu/home/gfloren/harjo.htm
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Montana 1948 Readings/Natalie Goldberg Test 1 "I remember"
Montana 1948 Readings/Natalie Goldberg Test 1 "I remember" Marcy Gamzon • Sep 21 (Edited Sep 21) 100 points Due Tomorrow AGENDA:...
-
AGENDA 1, For classwork credit: Read the following two stories by Sandra Cisneros. Then discuss the questions for Barbie-Q with a p...
-
In James Longenbach’s “The Art of the Poetic Line,” he mentions three kinds of line endings: End stopped lines end with punctuation, as ...
-
Choose ONE of the following topics and discuss it in a well-developed essay. You may use your book to provide text-based details. Post yo...
Evan bartter
ReplyDeleteThey walked around the streets seeing everyone around
We see everyone that is around on the streets looking sad
We pass the same restaurant
Looking as no one is there
We see that it is cloudy
We look on the street and there are old newspapers
The clouds travel like white handkerchiefs of goodbye.
We just walk around everywhere as we see such a depression
Everyone sad
And everyone just is waiting for the day to pass
Women just trying to stay cool
Men dressed up for nothing
Nothing to buy with nothing to buy it with
Carolyn Walker 12-2-09
ReplyDeleteCreative Writing 9 Ms. Gamzon
Period 3
1. Please do not sneeze, or wheeze near their cheese.
2. As Lionel was finally doing his laundry, he let it sit in a heap for two weeks. He watched in horror as a mustard splotch on one of his shirts, unstuck itself and crawled out of the laundry basket, and down the hall.
3. "I looked over the clothes in my closet and decided I'm going to wear two scarves around my neck and one on my head, too," said Tiffany. "Is that all your going to wear?" Her mother gasped.
4. The eye-catching float adorned with silver and yellow balloons carried a gigantic ice sculpture of an earthworm, the high schools mascot.
5. A skunk wandered through the neighborhood and caused quite a scene when it ambled over to the bus stop and crawled up on the bench.
6. Iris ate ice cream on the iceberg while the yak yakked about frozen Yogurt.
7. The scared moose vamoosed disappearing behind the caboose.
8. "Before you buy shoes for your pet millipede,” he said, "Consider the cost.”
9. Bram had a hard time remembering things. He always came to school with a sticky note list stuck in the middle of his forehead.
10. Aisha asked the telemarketer, "If she could call him back tomorrow around dinnertime at his home phone number?"