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Date: 10/28/10 Period: 6 || 2.How long is a run on sentence? 3.When do people use run on sentences? || NOTE:A run on sentence is two sentences that do not stop in the middle and has no pontuation to tell the reeder to slow down or stop reeding. || a run on sentence is two sentences that do not stop in the middle and has no punctuation to tell the reeder to slow down or stop reeding. ||
 * TOPIC: run on sentence || NAME: Christopher C.
 * QUESTIONS:1.Wheat is a run on sentence?
 * || SUMMARY by: Christopher Culp

Date:10-29-10 Period:6 || -How does false Parallelism affect your writing by making it more interesting. -Does it have to be nouns with nouns ending in ing. no -what if you mix your verbs and nouns up.It will not be right. |||||| NOTES: -Parallel structure is what writers use to refer to the same ideas in similar ways. -Two or more words/phrases/or clauses that are same in length and form, Also called parallelism. -Words have to be the same, like a noun has to be with other nouns, and an-ing form has to be with other-ing forms. -when these aren’t in same group it’s called faulty Parallelism. -For example "It is by logic we prove, but by intuition we discover."(Leonardo da Vinci) - Also another False Parallelism would be "I like running, fishing, and to ski." ||  ||
 * TOPIC: Parallel Structure |||||| NAME : Marcos Q
 * QUESTIONS:
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they're. || NAME: Madeleine Misa Date: 10/28/10 Period: 6 || there, their, and they're? one is the there like look overe there. another is the there that look were they're going. how do you know which one goes with which? by sounding the word out. || NOTES:The difference between there, their, and they're, is that there means,"over there." their means," that is their property." and they're means,"they're moving in." That is the difference between there, their, and they're.
 * TOPIC:there,their, and
 * QUESTIONS:what is the difference between

They're is they with the verb are : they're is a subject pronoun there:indicating a specific location or place. there is an adverb, sometimes as a pronoun their: a possessive adjective, prnounces a nou || Their means to have possession there means a place. || SMMARY by: Madeleine Misa ||
 * They're refers to someone.
 * Marcos ||  ||