Bell Work Mon. Aug 29 Aug Write the complete sentence. 2. Write the other complete sentence. Tues, Aug 30 3.Absent 4. Wed. Aug Write in complete sentences. 6. Write again in complete sentences. AND SO ON…

Monday, September We (is, are) going to go to the movies today after school. 2. The tables (was, were) loaded down with food during the holidays. 3. Several of the children (was, were) painting the wall with their fingers.

Tuesday, September Some of the cake (was, were) left on the table. 5. Some of the boxes (was, were) opened and thrown in the trash. 6. Nobody near the trees (like, likes) the new game they are playing.

Wednesday, September 14 1.Few of the apples (is, are) still hanging on the tree. 2.James and Sally (is, are) going to find the new book. 3.Tilda (seems, seem) to think that Tom was not at home.

Thursday, September 15 1.The present is for my wife and (me, I). 2.Zeke asked Alex and (me, I) to go with him to the concert. 3.The photographer came to take a picture of Harry, Ron and (me, I).

Friday, September 16 1.You can give the check to Bob or (me, I). 2.Tom and (me, I) ran through the forest. 3.Give the ball to (me, I), for I am the leading scorer.

Monday, September 19 1.Coach yelled at Rick, Tim, and (me, I) for not paying attention. 2.When returning the book, Tom and (me, I) had to pay a late fee. 3.If it were (me, I), you wouldn’t get paid at all.

Tuesday, September 20 1.The students desks are lined neatly in a row. 2.She doesn’t hardly get any sleep at night. 3.Their are to many cooks in the kitchen.

Wednesday, September 21 1.Dont look at me, I dont know where she is. 2.Its been such a long time since I have seen you! 3.Martins records were sounding very loud because his stereo was at its maximum volume.

Thursday, September 22 1.Sundays are Sarahs least favorite days. 2.The childrens entertainer, whose car broke down, turned up late. 3.Your/youre the performer whos these girls favorite pop star.

Friday, September 23 1.Dont forget (your/youre) toothbrush; its in the bathroom cabinet. 2.Carrots are my favorite vegetable. 3.Is Madeas Family Reunion (your/youre) favorite movie?

Monday, September 26 1.When conditions are right, that horse can run just like its father. 2.His four favorite artists are Monet, Renoir, Degas and Manet. 3.Let Warren and Andrea, our most skillful speakers, present our proposal.

Tuesday, September 27 1.Long regarded as a leading newspaper, the Washington Post boasts an outstanding staff of reporters. 2.Students without funds, for example, may now borrow money easily. 3.Carl Monroe, the chairman of the board of directors, was once a well known television personality.

Wednesday, September 28 1.A good baseball player must be able to hit, run, and field. 2.Hitting a ball, running the bases, and fielding a position demand different skills. 3.Most good hitters have great eyesight, quick reflexes, and strong wrists.

Thursday, September 29 1.The American writer Ernest Hemingway was fond of Spain, which he visited many times. 2.Hemingway, who traveled a great deal, also spent time in France, Africa, and Cuba. 3.Hemingway’s style, which influenced thousands of writers, appeared simple and effortless.

Friday, September 30 1.New York’s Strand Bookstore which is the largest used-book store in the state contains more than eight miles of books. 2.Robert Frost who became America’s best- known poet first gained fame in England. 3.The old book that Julie found was worth more than one hundred dollars.