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Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Verbs Test & American Revolution Paper

Don't forget to use this link to help you find lots of perefect 'showing not telling' phrases for your magazine article
http://thebookshelfmuse.blogspot.com/2008/01/introducing-thesaurus-thursdays.html

Background reading  and further information on the American Revolution
http://www.harlingen.isd.tenet.edu/coakhist/amrev.html
(thanks to Adit for finding this link)

More questions and practice on Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
http://www.grammaruntied.com/verbs/Verbquiz1/Iquizv.html
http://www.softschools.com/quizzes/grammar/verbs/quiz231.html
http://www.llas.ac.uk/materialsbank/mb061/5.1/9.htm

Make notes on any questions that were wrong and ask me tomorrow if you don't know why.

39 comments:

  1. Andrew, can you record the closing prices for our stocks for the past week?

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  2. So, if i am correct, our hw is: a page in the wkbk, revolutionary war thing due wed., human body packet, and study for verb test correct?

    bye

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  3. Thanks sooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!

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  4. you are right andrew

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  5. Mr. Buxton when i try to listen to what i spoke about on the Voki it pauses constantly! Will it do it when i post it?

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  6. When's the human body thing due?

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  7. and also the Voki wont let me publish it

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  8. Well since my Vokis not working i am just going to say Congratulations to Andrew & Thomas for winning Patrick Henrey adn for Humanities Homework remember to work on studying for tommorows test-Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge, Bob's your uncle~ Cand you conjugate "to be" in past present & future? Use the showing not telling link also for your historical writing.

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  9. no it won't .. give the voki about 5mins to load when you first open it. after you press edit, record, then press save, then press publish. Try one more time if you can. Speak very slowly and try it a couple of times. It sometimes works bad to begin with and then improves.

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  10. Mr. Buxton is there a limit to the number of pages for the magazine?

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  11. 2 for one person gauruv.
    Be there tomorrow?

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  12. I wrote 5 pages so I guess I have a LOT of delting to do. I'll probably be there tomorrow.

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  13. If you were to conjugate I would it be : I did eat, I am eating, and i will be eating! Please tell me!

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  14. if you have so many pages then you probably haven't selected a good template where there is room for lots of writing. Don't delete anything yet until i look at it

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  15. bekah, instead of "i did eat" u could say "i ate". but besides that, i think u r good!

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  16. colin: urgent. i have the stocks that my dad suggested, but only YOU have the awesome penny stocdks that you found.

    IF YOU READ THIS ARTICLE, PLEASE RECORD THOSE STOCKS!

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  17. Bekah - You can only conjugate a verb not a pronoun- you use pronouns to help conjugate verbs. The verb is what changes. The pronouns are just there to help recognize the different voices

    you example is conjugating the verb: eat
    = I ate, I eat, I will eat

    Unfortunately, we will not reach out tenses unit this year, 'which would have been' the final piece in the grammar puzzle. The above are just the simple forms of the tenses. Look at the llink on the right side of the blog, it shows how all verbs are conjugated ni all tenses.

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  18. Okay, Thank yOu Mr. Buxton, an sorry my Voki did not work. I did exactly what you told me to do but it just wouldn't save!

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  19. Isnt looked-linking correct since its a sense? the website says its incorrect~


    Claire looked at all of the questions on the exam.

    • looked-linking
    • looked-action (

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  20. Looked in this context is a action verb because she is looking at the questions.

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  21. PEOPLES! Can u replace "looked" w/was/is/? LET'S SEE!

    Claire was at all the problems on the exam.

    Claire is at all the problems on the exam.

    Do they work? it is questionable because you COULD say "she is on problem 5 in the exam", but you CANNOT say "she is at all the problems in the exam, therefore, LOOKED IS AN ACTION VERB IN THAT CONTEXT!

    ADIOS!

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  22. I love this site for finding rich descriptive words!
    http://thebookshelfmuse.blogspot.com/2008/01/introducing-thesaurus-thursdays.html

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  23. who is ms mccauley???

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  24. Mr. Buxton the voki know has my voice!

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  25. Try updating it with. Basically, it just took a long time for your voice to register. Upload a complete comment for tonight. It should work from now on!

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  26. eVERYONE and anyone who wishes to put forth their ideas for my campaign stuff for Mayor of Biztown, here is the corkboard link:

    http://corkboard.me/16I8bK8xUa

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  27. Mr. Buxton i tried it again 3 times! But i still did not work i will try a few more times though!

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  28. What r the 3 paragraphs on the human body? PLEASE, SOMEONE TELL ME!

    AND GO ON THE CORKBOARD!


    (please.)

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  29. i am really confused for the concept map for science, can u help me????

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  30. sorry, i got the info.


    Special thanks to mimi, Cady H., and Bekah fo goin on the corkboard

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  31. Lauren, it is on the CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. pretty much, you make a spider chart thingee about the CIRCULATORY SYSTEM!

    go on corkboard please!

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  32. what do we need to study for our math quiz?

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  33. u r welcome. martha, we need to study decimals and percents.

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  34. More special thanks to colin and eliza fo goin on the corkboard!

    OTHER PEOPLE, FEEL FREE TO VISIT THE CORKBOARD!

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