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Today you need… – Pick up WS off back counter – Composition Book – Write in Agenda – 2 index cards – Start Caught Ya’s

Sentence Pattern #12 GERUND PHRASE + BFF + PREP. PHRASE (verb + -ing [acts like a noun] + prep phrase or noun + BFF + prep. phrase Example: Shopping Black Friday quickly makes shoppers frantic. Your turn: _______________________

Sentence Pattern #13 Sentence Pattern 1 or 2 + semicolon + conjunctive adverb + comma + sentence 1 or 2 Example: Shoppers quickly scurried through the store; however, few shoppers actually received a doorbuster. Your turn: _______________________

Christmas Trees On your Christmas tree, you are going to write all 13 of your sentences. Each line gets one sentence, so make sure you write small enough to get all of it on there. Due at Monday.