A Sad Day In September Jamie Lunt

Hey, Jamie! Hey, Olivia. What’s up? Oh, nothing. I’m just studying for my math test…It’s going to be impossible!! I’d rather take a test than give that speech in front of the whole school after third hour! Jamie, you’ve been rehearsing for weeks…You’ll do great!! Thanks Olivia. I’ll see you at lunch. Bye, Jamie.

Buenas dias, clase! Good morning, class!

Spanish is fun!!!!!!! Class: Good morning, Senor McKinley! Gosh, I am so nervous for my speech. I hope I don’t mess up!!

Buenas dias, clase! I SAID, “Jamie, what is the verb meaning “to have?”

Spanish is fun!!!!!!!!!!! I’m sorry, Senor McKinley. I was just thinking about giving my speech later today and I couldn’t concentrate. The answer is ‘tener.’

Jamie, did you hear what happened??? No, I didn’t. What happened? A plane flew into the World Trade Towers!! Oh, no! That’s terrible. Were there any survivors? I don’t know, I just saw it on the news. Apparently, it’s a really big deal. Everyone is talking about it! Maybe Mrs. Vogel will talk to us about it next hour. I gotta go to class. See ya!

Does anyone know how to work this stupid thing??

I can probably fix it Mrs. Vogel.

Thanks, Chad. Okay, class, I’d like everyone to please take their seats. By this time in the day, I’m sure that most of you have heard about the plane crashing into the World Trade Towers. I want to make sure that everyone understands that this was not an accident. The events that took place today were, without a doubt, a deliberate attack on the United States. This attack will most likely be the beginning of a war.

Good, I don’t think I could give my speech now anyway. What a sad day. Loud Speaker: Good Morning students. Due to the tragedy that took place this morning, the assembly has been cancelled. Please give your attention to your teacher who will give you further information.

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