Wednesday, January 16, 2013 Journal: Copy down the following sentences. CIRCLE the verb(s) in each one. Jeanne ran happily up to her cousin. (action) Elvis.

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Wednesday, January 16, 2013 Journal: Copy down the following sentences. CIRCLE the verb(s) in each one. Jeanne ran happily up to her cousin. (action) Elvis appeared on the TV screen suddenly. (action) The warthog seemed very annoyed at being roused from sleep. (linking) Marcus was very interested in going to the concert. (linking)

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