1. Vitamin #9 September 8th, 2015
Underline the following types of titles:
Magazine, book, newspaper, movie, academic journal, TV or radio show, album, pamphlet, airplane, ship, spacecraft, painting, sculpture, satellite, play of 2 or more acts, opera, long musical composition, dance performance, book-length poem, website, online database, *video game
Correct:
1.  Your going to love your new job at Newsweek; Bob use to work there.

2. Vocabulary - 1 Instigate (V) – urges on; stirs up
She instigated a fight between the boys.
Falter (V) – act hesitantly; show uncertainty
Her confusion caused her to falter.

3. Vocabulary - 2 Pretense (N) – a pretending; a false show of something
Her polite attitude was only a pretense
Candid (Adj.) – honest; direct
Their candid conversation was appreciated

4. Vitamin #10 September 9th, 2015
Place quotation marks around the following titles:
 short stories, poems, articles, songs, one-act plays, chapters, episodes of T.V.  or radio shows, commercials, essay in book, lecture
NOTE: titles placed in quotation marks are usually parts of the ones underlined.
NOTE ALSO:  Other proper nouns not on this list are capitalized only ex.  Buildings, monuments, religious books
Correct:
One of my favorite songs, Closer to Free, was the title song to the T.V. series Party of Five.

5. Vocabulary - 1 Depreciate (V) – reduce in value
A car depreciates as soon as it is driven off the lot.
Prudence (N) – sensible and careful attitude that makes you avoid some risks
You would be advised to show some prudence.

6. Vocabulary - 2 Lofty (Adj.) – elevated in character; noble
His lofty attitude was not appreciated by most.
Detestable (Adj.) – deserving hate or scorn; offensive
His actions toward his parents were detestable.

7. Vitamin #11 September 10th, 2015
Receive follows the rule of  “i before e, except after c.”
NOTE that receive pertains to the last part of the rule.
Correct:
1.  Did you recieve Nevermind, Nirvana's most popular C.D., for Christmas?

8. Vocabulary - 1
Cascade (N) – small steep waterfall; anything suggesting such a waterfall
Some people think it is fun to jump from cascades.
Discreet (Adj.) – careful about what one says or does
The students attempted to have a discreet conversation, but Ms. Collins heard them.

9. Vocabulary - 2 Subdued (Adj.) – Quiet; lacking energy
When my dog is subdued, I become concerned.
Edifying (Adj.) – instructing in such a way as to improve morally or intellectually
The way that she teaches English is edifying.