Journal Entry #90 Title: History repeating Do you agree with this quote? Why or why not? Explain your answer. If you agree, what do you think can happen again? Why? What evidence do you have? Give specific examples. If you disagree, why do you think history cannot repeat itself? What evidence do you have? Explain. Directions: You have seven minutes to write your response to the above questions. Please include commas and semicolon in your writing. Be ready to share your answer.

Tuesday: 15 errors © Presto Plans

Tuesday: to Chicago: To should be used here as a preposition. Names of cities are capitalized. nearly: The adverb nearly should be used as it modifies a verb (is). downtown, it doesn’t: Downtown is one word. A comma is used to separate an introductory element from the rest of the sentence. The apostrophe was missing from the contraction doesn’t. everything: Everything is one word. within: Within is one word. distance: Distance was misspelled today and: A comma only appears before a conjunction when there are sentences on either side. Lincoln Park Zoo / Grant Park: Names of places/attractions should be capitalized. tomorrow: Tomorrow was misspelled. © Presto Plans