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they're || NAME:Adam.p Date:11-1 Period:6 || what is there
 * TOPIC:there their
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what is their

what is they're || NOTES:Note the spelling of **their.** It comes from the word **they,** so the **//e//** comes before the **//i.//** **There** is an adverb meaning "that location." It is sometimes used with the verb **to be** as an idiom. It is spelled like **here** which means "this location." **They're** is a [|contraction] of **they are.** Note the spelling: The **//a//** from **are** is replaced by an apostrophe. They’re Studying English My car is over there Their coast are in the closet

They’re mean they are There refers to a place There is a possessive adjective ||
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Date:10-29-10 Period:6 ||
 * TOPIC:Run-on Sentences || NAME:Geovan Rich
 * QUESTIONS: What if you can't chose between a comma and a period?

What if you don't have any punctuation at all?

What if you miss the subject in a sentence? || NOTES: "Please put on some sunscreen before you get burned" even thought it is short. You can put a period for where a comma, or semicolon. "The chicken died at the farm. We threw it out at the dump." is a example of a period replacing a comma. Using punctuation all together is important because if you have wrong punctuation the sentence may not make any sense. A sentence is subject, verb, and a complete idea. "I hit the ball" Subject= I Verb= Hit and the complete idea is when you don't have your reader waiting for another word. ||
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Date: 10/29/2010 Period: 6 || How do you use parallel structure What is a parallel structure? What is in a parallel structure? NOTES: Parallel Structure is two or more words, phrases or clauses that are in length and grammatical form. Examples: Adjectives should be paralleled by adjectives, nouns by nouns dependent clauses by dependent clauses, and so on. A dependent clauses is a group of words that has a both a subject and a verb but unlike an independent clauses cannot stand alone as a sentence. This is the wrong way: Your new training program was stimulating and a challenge. (Adjective and noun)
 * TOPIC: || NAME: Sarah Udeh
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