Journal Entry #71 Title: You’re going down.

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Journal Entry #71 Title: You’re going down. Write a funny poem using the line, “You’re going down.” Use the image as inspiration. It must be at least 4 lines and should include rhyme (internal rhyme or end rhyme). You have 7 minutes to write your poem. Remember, format matters. You may not sit there and do nothing. Try your best!

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Tuesday: To see: The past tense verb went is used, so the participle seen should not be used. night: Night was misspelled. The Racksters: This is the specific name of a band, so it should be capitalized. have: This should be in the present perfect verb tense (have been) as it refers to an action that has taken place at an unspecified time. since. It was a: These were two fragments, so a period is added after since, and a subject and verb were added to the second sentence (it was a). who have tickets: This should be in the present tense because they still have the tickets. Thursday’s: This is the possessive form. Thursdays means more than one Thursday (plural). The Capital Theater, …!: This is the name of the theater, so it should be capitalized. A comma is also added to set off an introductory element. Punctuation is added to the end of the sentence. © Presto Plans