DOL

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DOL

• November 9 - 13

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Choose the correct sentence and correct the
errors in the others.

1. Most of the damage came from the weather rain,
   wind, and sun.
2. They had no rain consequently, the ground was
   too hard to plow.
3. Their main writing errors would be verb endings,
   fragments, and confused words.
4. Tylar, making the cake, Clay, bringing the
   dishes, and Christian, furnishing the meal, all
   made the party a success.

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Choose the correct sentence and correct the
errors in the others.

1. The house offers space, convenience, and a
   beautiful yard you can sign an offer, think
   about it, or turn it down.
2. Andrew had too many choices a car, red or blue,
   a truck, green or purple, or a motorcycle, silver
   or white.
3. The pillow which had a rip, the blanket, which
   is frayed, and the bedspread which is stained,
   all need to be tossed.
4. Mr. Crowder, the principal, Mr. Rutledge, the
   assistant principal, and Mrs. Snow, the
   counselor, met with the parents.

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Choose the correct sentence and correct the
errors in the others.

• Bradley, my brother, Adam, my friend, and I
  enjoyed the polymer clay class.
• She could not decide on her prom gown the white
  one, which was feminine the black one, which was
  sophisticated and the red one, which was
  flattering.
• You have to master adjective clauses, which are
  easy adverb clauses, which are fairly easy and
  noun clauses, which are more difficult.
• Dr. Frost the president Mr. Moon the secretary
  and Mrs. Dubard the treasurer decided on the next
  project.