Thursday, September 29, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Homework Vocabulary
PER "through"
1.percussion:1. The sound of two things being hit together. 2. Kinds of instruments that are played by hitting thing to make sounds.
2.perennial:1. Something that lasts for a long time. 2. Continues. 3.In plants, that lives more than 2 years.
3.permeate: Something that spreads all around.
4.persevere: To continue despite the obstacles.
FERO, FERRE, TULI, LATUM "to bring", "to bear", "to carry".
5.defer: to delay, postpone
6.dilatory: trying to delay or postpone
7.elation: feeling pride, triumph, or happiness
8.infer:1. having evidence for a conclusion. 2. to guess
9.contend:1. to get in a fight or struggle. 2. To argument about something
10.intend: Purpose.
1.percussion:1. The sound of two things being hit together. 2. Kinds of instruments that are played by hitting thing to make sounds.
2.perennial:1. Something that lasts for a long time. 2. Continues. 3.In plants, that lives more than 2 years.
3.permeate: Something that spreads all around.
4.persevere: To continue despite the obstacles.
FERO, FERRE, TULI, LATUM "to bring", "to bear", "to carry".
5.defer: to delay, postpone
6.dilatory: trying to delay or postpone
7.elation: feeling pride, triumph, or happiness
8.infer:1. having evidence for a conclusion. 2. to guess
9.contend:1. to get in a fight or struggle. 2. To argument about something
10.intend: Purpose.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Who, That, and run-on senteces
Who, at the beginning of a phrase would mean that it refers to a person or people in the sentence.
That, at the beginning of a phrase would mean that it refers to a thing or things in the sentence.
A run-on sentence is a compound sentence that isn't divided(no punctuations). To avoid a run-on sentence you would need a Fanboys (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) with a comma, a comma(,), a semi-column(;), or a period to start a new sentence.
That, at the beginning of a phrase would mean that it refers to a thing or things in the sentence.
A run-on sentence is a compound sentence that isn't divided(no punctuations). To avoid a run-on sentence you would need a Fanboys (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) with a comma, a comma(,), a semi-column(;), or a period to start a new sentence.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Problems that exist in Middle School
I think that there are lots of problems in Middle School.
Though I think that the most common one and important one is bullying. In CNG it is not a really big problem, but in the US and other schools it is. In the schools that there is bullying, the unpopular kids feel really bad because the bullies bother them all the time. Sometimes bullies even steal their money, so that they can buy lunch. Other times they hit them with no reason.
Though I think that the most common one and important one is bullying. In CNG it is not a really big problem, but in the US and other schools it is. In the schools that there is bullying, the unpopular kids feel really bad because the bullies bother them all the time. Sometimes bullies even steal their money, so that they can buy lunch. Other times they hit them with no reason.
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