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Bellwork 14

Bellwork 14-1 I was surprized to see so fewer people on the bus this mourning. There are 3 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-2 If you want too loose weight, you should eat fewer junk food. There are 3 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-3 I buy less meat then before because its to expensive. There are 3 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-4 Its unusual too see Harrys’ mother hear. There are 4 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-5 The boys’ coat’s are in there rooms. There are 2 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-6 He didn’t stop quickly enough and hit the garages door. There are 2 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-7 She wanted too open the door so she couldn’t find the key. There are 3 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-8 The boys played so good but they won the tornament. There are 3 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-9 He tasted the verious kinds of tea careful. There are 2 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.

Bellwork 14-10 Sara don’t move till I tell you. There are 2 errors. Directions: Write the statement above correcting all errors. Learning Goal: The student will be able to find the grammatical errors in the above statement.