Day 17 August 25, 2016

Bellringer (part i) - act Anna and I talked just as easily as we had in the past, when we would sit in the field behind Joan’s house atop the rabbit hutch and discuss our hopes for the future. No change in the field atop the rabbit hutch behind the house atop the rabbit hutch in the field behind Joan’s house behind Joan’s house in the field atop the rabbit hutch

Bellringer (part ii) - vocab Ulysses seems to ___ his old life; he seems to love it deeply. When Adam and Eve sin, a/an ___ forms between them and God that cannot be filled. In “The Hollow Men,” TS Eliot suggests that those who do not live full lives will ___ this decision later. The sin of pride caused Adam, Eve, and Cain’s relationship with God to become ___ to the point that it could not be fixed. The theme of bravery ___ in Shakespeare’s Henry V. It comes up time and time again.

Bellringer (part iii) - Infinities, Appositives, and Preps Marshal, my cousin, was unable to finish his dinner, a steak and potatoes with gravy. After finishing my outline, I sat at my desk and considered how to write my paper, an essay about Adam and Eve, before morning. My friend Marla brought a roast, a tender chunk of meat, for us to eat. To finish high school on time is a very good goal, an outcome worth achieving. I sent Carlos, my co-worker, a message about when to submit the report. Bill and Melinda, a happily married couple, named their baby Lacy to please Bill’s grandmother, a very old woman in her 80s.

Ulysses His son.

Adam and Eve AND Cain A look at the essay

Homework Finish your mini essay (four paragraphs) Study for your phrases test (and parts of the sentence if you are retaking)