April 1, 2009
Spelling Sentences – Nice, long, elaborate sentences; use a new set of words.
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3 comments:
miss.Clark, do we have to use those words we learned in class today you know like, do we have to use them in a special way?
Hi Kayla...no not really. You will be using them anyway and not even know that you are! :)
See you tomorrow!
Miss Clark
Ooops; almost forgot - Kayla, they are called Pronouns and you learned four different types today!
YEAH!
Miss Clark
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