Warm-Ups 81-180

Working With Individual
CONVENTIONS
Spelling
Punctuation
Capitalization
Grammar and Usage
Think ABOUT
SPELLING
n Have
I checked words with ie and ei? To make the

long-e sound, follow the rule i before e, except after c
(piece and receive). To make any other sound, write ei
(eight, weight, rein).
n Have
I checked words ending in y when a suffix is added?

(Enjoy becomes enjoys, but apply becomes applies.)
n Have
I checked words that require a doubled consonant

when a suffix is added? (drag becomes dragging but
enter becomes entering)
n H ave
I checked words ending in silent e when a suffix is

added? (love becomes loving but also lovely)
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Photocopy for students to keep in their notebooks.
Rules to Remember FOR
spelling
When deciding whether to use ie or ei, follow these rules:
For words with the long-e sound, follow the rule i before e except after c.
Examples: piece and receive
Exceptions: either, neither, and seize
Use ei to spell other sounds, such as the long-a sound.

Examples: eight and weight
n When
adding a suffix to a word that ends in y, change the y to i if a

consonant precedes the y.
Example: penny becomes penniless; apply becomes applies and applied.
E xception: words ending in ing: apply becomes applying.
If a vowel precedes the y, keep the y and add the suffix.
Example: toy becomes toys.
Double the final consonant in a word when adding a suffix if
(a) the word is one syllable and
(b) the final consonant is preceded by a single vowel.
Example: run becomes running
or
(a) the last syllable of the word is stressed and
(b) the final consonant is preceded by a single vowel.
Example: infer becomes inferred.
Do not double the final consonant if the stress is on the first syllable and not
the last.
Example: enter becomes entering.
Drop the final, silent e before you add a suffix beginning with a vowel.
Examples: convince becomes convincing and love becomes loving.
n Keep
the final, silent e in place when you add a suffix beginning with a
consonant.
Example: love becomes lovely.
Add other important spelling rules you want to remember here:
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Spelling
Check the spelling of words with ie and ei.
See answers, page 192.
Warm-Up 81 Mark the errors:

I beleive the pie Ray and I ate was cherry rhubarb, but niether
of us is sure.
Rewrite the sentence correctly:
Apply the rule in a sentence of your own:

My nieghbors concieted neice thought her cookies were better
than mine.
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My best freind was so full, she took a breif run to get some releif.

The wieght of the cake I carried was so burdensome that I had to iether
sieze it with both hands or let it drop.

To my releif, the casheir put a reciept in the bag for the donuts I bought.
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Spelling
Check the spelling of words ending in y when a suffix is added.

The map shows red lines, signifiing Canadas boundarys.

Ordinaryly, U.S. citizens must present a passport to temporaryly stay in
Canada.
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Will customs take long? Mom worryed. Not more than an hour,
I replyed.

A passport stamp signifys that you have successfully met the expectations of
the Canadian immigration authoritys and may enter the country.

I liked the orderlyness of the communitys I visited in Canada.
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Spelling
Check the spelling of words that require a doubled consonant when a
suffix is added.

The athlete admited that he had stoped short of the finish line.

The weter the track became, the more danger it posed for the runer.
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The runer felt robed of his chance to break the course record.

He returnned to the gym in a foul mood, admiting his disappointment.

The coach reminded him that rain occured often in the spring and he should
not worry about controling it.
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Spelling
Check the spelling of words ending in silent e when a suffix is added.

I am hopful that my garden is becomeing lush and colorful.

Prepareing soil makes me grimey, but I enjoy scrapeing dirt
into buckets.
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I find myself hopeing these slimey slugs will be eaten by birds.

The largeest rock over there is becomeing a problem in this lovly garden.

If my garden continus to grow this well, I would be wasteing my time doing
anything other than learning how to be a fameous gardener.
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CONVENTIONS
Spelling
Punctuation
Capitalization
Grammar and Usage
Think ABOUT
PUNCTUATION
Did I punctuate the end of every sentence?
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Did I use commas to separate words in a series?
n
Did I use apostrophes to show possessives and

contractions?
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id I use quotation marks to show dialogue and

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direct quotations?
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Punctuation
Use punctuation to show the ending of every sentence.

Choose a period (.), an exclamation mark (!), or a question mark (?).
n Use
commas to separate words in a series and before the word and

at the end of that series.
Example: I banged my head, my knee, and my elbows while I was at the
playground with my little sister.
Use an apostrophe to show the possessive form of a noun.

Example: Mary Sues dishes
Exception: the word its: The tree lost its leaves.
n Put
the possessive apostrophe after the final s if a plural noun ends

in s already.
Example: Four of my classmates parents planned a big surprise party for us.
n Use
an apostrophe to show where letters have been dropped in contractions.

Example do not becomes dont; it is becomes its.
n Use
quotation marks around dialogue and directly quoted material.

Note: Commas and periods always go inside the quotation marks.
Examples:
Oh no! I forgot my homework folder on the bus, said Jaycee.
Jaycee said, Oh no! I forgot my homework folder on the bus.
Oh no! said Jaycee. I forgot my homework folder on the bus.
One movie review said, This is simply the best childrens movie
of all time.
Add other important punctuation rules you want to remember here:
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Punctuation
Punctuate the end of every sentence.

The space shuttle is the most complex machine ever made

Who would have imagined that space shuttle astronauts would work on the
International Space Station as it orbits around the Earth
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How thrilling to see the Earth gradually growing smaller on the horizon

I want to become an astronaut, Franklin announced to his parents

Wow Imagine how exciting it would be to float weightless in space
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Punctuation
Use commas to separate words in a series.

When I go to the movies, I always get popcorn candy and a soda.

My favorite kind of pizza has olives artichokes sausage and extra cheese
on top.
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After school I have to walk the dog take out the trash and do my homework.

Of all the things my little sister does to bug me, breaking my toys hanging
out in my room and tattling to Mom and Dad are the most annoying.

Ive lived in three countries: Mexico India and the United States.
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Punctuation
Use apostrophes to show possessives and contractions.

The scorpions stinger is in its tail.

Theyre nocturnal, so youre pretty safe from scorpions during the day.
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My schools Spider Club was formed last year by spider fans who wanted to
learn all about scorpions unusual habits.

Little has changed about the scorpions appearance in the last 300 million
years.

Its fascinating to learn that scorpions heads have four to twelve sets of eyes.
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Punctuation
Use quotation marks to show dialogue and direct quotations.

Brrrrr, Mary Sue shivered. Its the coldest day of the year.

Im turning up the heat this instant. Its freezing in here, she said.
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The newspapers headline announced, Prepare for Below-Zero Temperatures!

Mary Sue shook her head, muttering, Im not stepping out of this house until
spring.

I can hardly wait for summer and warm weather, said Mary Sue to her
friend Denise on the phone. Were going to have so much fun at the beach.
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CONVENTIONS
Spelling
Punctuation
Capitalization
Grammar and Usage
Think ABOUT
CAPITALIZATION
Did I always capitalize the pronoun I and the
beginning of each sentence?
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Did I capitalize abbreviations and peoples titles?
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Did I capitalize the important words in a title?
n
id I capitalize proper nouns for people, places,

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and things?
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capitalization
n Always
capitalize the pronoun I.!

Example: I wish I could go to Storyland every day.
n Always
put a capital at the beginning of each sentence, even in dialogue.

Example: The boys father demanded, Put that candy bar back in the dish!
n Capitalize
abbreviations and peoples titles.

Example: The current Miss America, who lives in Beaverton, OR, is a
supporter of animal rights and member of the ASPCA.
n Capitalize
the first and last words and all other words of a title except
articles (a, an, the), coordinating conjunctions (and, but, or), and
prepositions with three letters or fewer (at, to, for).
Example: A Dachshunds Daring Day at the Dog Park
n Capitalize
proper nouns for people, places, organizations, and acronyms

Example: Mrs. Gadfly won a trip to Canada to attend the National Hockey
League (NHL) playoffs.
Add other important capitalization rules you want to remember here:
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Capitalization
Capitalize the pronoun I and the beginning of each sentence.

in music class this week, i am going to learn how to play the guitar.

how am i ever going to learn all of these chords for the guitar?
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ive been practicing a lot, so im really getting the hang of playing guitar.

one day i hope to become a famous guitar player; ill travel the world and
entertain people everywhere.

a famous guitarist whom i admire a lot is Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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Capitalization
Capitalize abbreviations and peoples titles.

mr. and mrs. Sanchez sent an rsvp to attend our wildlife fund raiser.

I also heard from dr. Turner and governor Yee, who offered to help us.
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The manatee is on the endangered species list of the epa in Tallahassee, fl.

Ill share research about the manatee habitat from professor Morrison of fsu.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservancy (fwc) has appointed ms. Lucas
and Ed Thomas, jr., to be on the state fund-raising committee to save the
manatee.
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Capitalization
Capitalize the important words in a title. (Remember to underline
movie and book titles and put quotation marks around story titles.)

My favorite book of all time is hatchet by Gary Paulsen.

lord of the rings was a very popular book but an even more popular movie.
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When I was little, my favorite story was goldilocks and the three bears.

On Saturdays, I cant wait to watch looney tunes cartoons.

The best piece of writing that I worked on this year was a story called the
amazing, marvelous, fantastic homework machine.
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Capitalization
Capitalize proper nouns for people, places, and things.

This summer were taking a road trip to visit aunt lanelle in california.

Well go through kansas, colorado, nevada, and new mexico and even stop
in arizona to see the grand canyon.
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uncle frank will be there, but my dads sister vonda will be out of town.

I hope we can go to disneyland and knotts berry farm while were in
southern california.

Lets ask mom to stop at the nevada museum of gold mines in
carson city.
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CONVENTIONS
Spelling
Punctuation
Capitalization
Grammar and Usage
Think ABOUT
GRAMMAR AND USAGE
Did I use words correctly? (For example,
homophones)
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Did I check verb tense and agreement?
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Have I used apostrophes to show possessives

and contractions?
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o my pronouns correctly name the person, place,

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or thing they stand for?
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grammar and usage
n Homophones,
or words that sound alike but are spelled differently, are tricky.
Check your work to make sure you have used common homophones correctly.
Examples:
People have a responsibility to put their dirty clothes in the right place.
There is no way I would put my dirty socks on the table.
Theyre right here, in my own dirty-clothes hamper.
n Verb
tenses help show time in a piece of writing. For example, you would
use verbs in the past tense to describe events that took place during the
Civil War. The key to helping readers make sense of the time in your
writing is using the tenses consistently.
Examples:
I walk to school in the morning and take the bus home. (present tense)
I drove to the airport and flew to California. (past tense)
n Every
subject and its verb must also be in agreement, so that singular and
plural nouns are matched to verbs with correct endings.
Example:
Dogs love chocolate but it makes them sick. (dogs love = plural; it makes
= singular)
n Apostrophes
can be used to show possesives and contractions.
E xamples:
Baileys favorite pastime is sleeping on my bed, curled up with my other cat.
Its a nice life if youre a cat.
n Pronouns
and their antecedents (the word they stand for) should always
agree. The pronouns who, what, and that can show relationships in a
sentence when theyre used correctly. Make sure that you
(a) match the pronoun with its antecedent;
(b) use who to refer to specific people and animals with names;
(c) use what to refer to inanimate objects;
(d) use that to refer to generic animals, things, and people, too.
Examples:
The man was snoring so loudly, he woke up the entire bus depot.
Mr. Rimbaldi, who was snoring, made everyone laugh out loud.
What is that funny sound Mr. Rimbaldi is making?
Ive heard a lot of snores in my life, but that really takes the cake.
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Grammar and Usage

Use words correctly (For example, homophones).

When you go to Washington, D.C., their are many things to
see theyre.
Rewrite the sentences correctly:

Visiting a monument? I advice you to stand stationery and take in
the cite.
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Whose to know how many tourists visit? No one, accept the
park service.

I was to overcome with awe to notice too of the smaller side exhibits.

Youre favorite monument might be different than mine, but your entitled to
youre own choice.
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Grammar and Usage

Check verb tense and agreement.

Last summer I have a part-time job, but it is hard work and takes a lot of
time.

Jobs like baby-sitting builded self-confidence and develops self-esteem.
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When you wanted to buy CDs, clothes, or other items, you are needing your
own spending money.

To getting a good job, you need to has a good personality and been a
good worker.

Everything you did in life can leads to success if you tries 100 percent.
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Grammar and Usage

Use apostrophes to show possessives and contractions.

Stars are billions and billions of miles away.

I found a Web site where you can name a star after yourself: Josephs star.
Who wouldnt want to do that?
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Its hard to imagine how we could travel fast enough to reach the stars.

At night, I watch for moving stars; those are actually satellites.

Of all the stars, I like the sun the most because its the brightest.
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Grammar and Usage

Make sure pronouns correctly name the person, place, or
thing they stand for.

My female cat Bailey, what is orange with white stripes, enjoys lying in the
sun on his back.

Laura, the girl what is going to feed my cat while I am gone, is going to
come over on its way to school each day.
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Bailey steals my brothers toys and hides it where he cant be found.

If you pet it, Bailey rolls over like a dog what likes their belly scratched.

How that cat makes me laugh! Im glad I have them to keep my family and I
company.
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Conventions
Working With Multiple Conventions
Use the editors marks to correct the sentences below. The number of
errors you should try to find is indicated after each sentence. Then use
your corrected sentences to create a well-edited, indented paragraph on a
separate sheet of paper.

The fall tv shows this year sounds terific.
T here are so many different kinds that Im sure Ill find a new show who I
really like. (3)
aybe their will be a new Sportscaster who enjoys College football as
M
much as me. (4)
One thing Im not looking forward to about the fall seeson are all the
knew comercials.

(3)
(5)
it seems as if theyre more and more every year
(3)
(Continues with Warm-Up 162.)
Check It!
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Is my spelling correct?
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oes punctuation guide the reader through the text?
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ave I capitalized correctly?
Have I checked my grammar and usage?
See answers, page 200, and editors marks, page 119.
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1 day i timed a half-hour tv show and it were only 19 minuts long after
subtracting all the comercials.
(6)
Its terible how much time is wastd on comercials.
ost of the time I went to the kitchin to get some thing to eat rather than
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watch more comerceals. (4)
Their are a few good wons that make you laff
tv should have more comercials that is entertaining, like those played
during the super bowl. (6)
(4)
(4)
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Conventions

when you travel its hard to find a decent restarant.
(3)
There is many places to choose from, but most of it serve fast food, and
Id realy rather have a good hot meel (6)
Its important to have a helthy meel at the end of a longday in the car
with my family. (4)

beleive me, it can be exhausting driveing with them.
(3)
One thing Ive noticd is that there arent as many family-stile restarants as
fast-food places along the hiway. (6)
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It culd be that runing and maintaning them is more expensive.
or it could be that there not as poppular with toursts.
(4)
(4)
Perhaps their hard to find cuz you cant get to them easyly from the hi
way. (5)
Regardless of the reseon, i still look carfully for a good 1 to eat in with
my family (5)
T he rite restarant will hav things we like, and their will be healthy menu
choiyces (6)
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Conventions
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ne of the hardst things about being the youngist in the family is that no
1 thinks me can do anything by myself. (5)
N
o won beleives that Im old enough to make her own decisions or do
anything on her own (6)
when my older brother want to do things with friends, my Mom and dad
say, sure. (6)

But when I ask to do the same things they say, no, your to young.
(5)
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ometimes I think they were afraid that if they let me make decisions
or go out by yourself, they are admiting that their youngest child is
growwing up. (4)

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My parents definitly dont want to admit that I was growing up.
but its not fare to me
I want to have sum fredome, to.
(4)
(4)
(3)
Id be responsible and show they that Im worthy, if theyd only give me
a chance (5)

younger kids deserve a chance to does things on his own, two.
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Conventions

A individual from History I realy admire is abraham lincoln
he is an intresting person and a Great president, to.
(6)
(5)
It musta been very hard back in the 1860S to fight aganst all the peopl
which wanted to kepe slavery. (6)
But if lincoln hadnt be strong and stood up for his beleifs, we wood not
have abolished slavery. (5)
he was the rite man to be President of the united states at the time.
(6)
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A
s a person in todays world, I really admire abraham lincoln becaus he
had a hard life. (4)

But he didnt let its problums hold he back.
(4)
C
omeing from a small town and being very poor when He was young
did not stop him from becomeing one of the most important people in
american History. (5)

he had a strong caracter and respected peopl as individuals.
(4)
his life storey is interesting and enspiring to youngpeople like I.
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Conventions

my parents think I should keeps mine room spotlessly cleen
I disagrae. i sae its my room and it should bee how I like it.
(5)
(4)
However, thay make me cleen it ever weak end, whether I like it or not

Its not fun atAll, let me tell u.
(6)
(4)
I had to pick up all my clothes, put away my games and toyz restack my
books on the shelfs and dust and vacume (7)
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then I hav ta wash my sheats and re make my bed
(6)
Their is a lot to do every weak end cuz I dont do much during the weak.
(6)
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hat really bugs me is that cents im the oldest, i hav to do the work all
by myselves. (7)
My Mom and Dad help my litle brothers and sistersthats not fare.
(5)
Dont tell them I told you this, But when my room is finaly cleen i realy like
it. (6)
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Skatebording can be an Art a Hobby a Sport, or just a way to get
around conveniently. (6)

some peopl call it a extreem sport because it is so creativ.
(5)
In 2002, a report from the marketing research firm american sports data
revealed that their were 12.5 million skateboarders in the world. (5)
Eigty percent of those Skateboarders were under the age of 18, & 74
percent is mail. (6)
Skate Boarding are a sport that has really taken of in the last 20 yeers.
(5)
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The strete is the place of choyce for todays Skate boarders.
(6)
the boords and wheels are very lite comparet to the early verzions.

since the 1990s, tho, skatboards isnt changed that much
(6)
(4)
T heir are many skate board parks in citys across the countrie where
skate boarders can freestyle skate and try out exciting new moves on
Ramps and vertical drops. (6)
the Ollie is the basis for many triks, but the Flip was todays most popular
move. (5)
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1 of the things Id change at my school is the rule about Not Eating
in clas (6)
i think it is realy hard to sit still all day and not had any thing to eat.

Kids nede snaks to give themEnergy 4 Learning.
(4)
(6)
If theyre was a time in the morning for snack, for instence, than
everyone could have a quik byte, feel better, and be Ready to Learn
more right away. (7)
their would have to be rules abowt witch snaks would work, though.
(6)
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For egsample, you couldnt have a Snack that needed refrigeration or
heeting. (4)
But you could has a snack like a piece of fruit some cheese and crackers
or a Granola Bar. (5)
these kinds of snacks wood be easy to prepare and simple to dispose of
when your finished. (4)
Kids would haf to clean up after Snack Time and not leaves extra food
lying around (6)
It could be fun healthy and an good way to break up the day if we were
allowwed to have snacks at school. (5)
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Becomeing a Teacher is alot of hard work and takes meny years of
Study. (6)
They are a wonder ful job, however, cuz you get to help kids lern.

what culd possibly be moore rewarding then that
(6)
(5)
Although their are many difficult things to learn to be a good Teacher, its
a very worthwhile Profesion. (5)
helping a New Generation learn how to read & rite is an awesome
responsibility and alot of fun, to. (7)
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What would you wants to do if you where a teacher.
Id want to teach art, and paint from september to joon.
(3)
(4)
My students will probably like to work with clay collage and printmaking,
too (4)
Sculptur in 3 dimensions would be one of many exsiting activitys.
(4)
I bet he culd build the Brooklyn bridge from woodin sticks and gloo.
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last year there was two earthquakes you could really feel in san
Francisco. (3)

I know because my friends cusin lives their.
(3)
She calls california the shaek-n-bake state because they are so many
earthquakes and it was so hot. (4)
buildings has to be bilt to a special code to make sure their stable.

Otherwise, theyl just crumbled into dust
(4)
(3)
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I am greatful that I live far away from theyre, but were still in a quake
zone. (3)
Me and my dad have practised earthquake drills by hideing in the
bathtub or standing in a sturdie dorrway. (6)
Its not save to go outside during an Earthquake even if you wants to get
away from the bilding (6)
if you are at schol durring an earthquake, you should take cover under
youre desk (5)
You should always have lots of fresh watter a radeo and caned food
ready incase of an emergency. (6)
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Its so hard togo to bed wen my parents tell me too
(5)
i try hard to fall asleep, but its not easy when its still light out or when im
not tyred. (6)
Sometimes I hid a book under the covers and read latee in to the nyght (5)
I turns the light out really fast if I here my Mom or dad comming to chek
on me (6)
with the covers puled up, I try to breathe normaly until them have left the
room, and than I go back to reading untill I fall asleep. (6)
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in addition to new bedtime rules, their should be a rulle againgst home
work. (5)
if you work realy hard at school all day, you shouldnt have to do moore
work at home. (4)
Two much homework could makke youre brane so tired they mite wear
out. (6)
if all you do are homework everie night, you dont had enuf time to play
outside with youre friends (7)
Kids shouldnt have to much work to do at home because then they wont
get to due all the fun things that are good for them todo. (5)
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Working With Individual

I checked words with ie and ei? To make the

I checked words ending in y when a suffix is added?

I checked words that require a doubled consonant

I checked words ending in silent e when a suffix is

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Rules to Remember FOR

When deciding whether to use ie or ei, follow these rules:

Use ei to spell other sounds, such as the long-a sound.

adding a suffix to a word that ends in y, change the y to i if a

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Editing Warm-Ups: Spelling

See answers, page 192.

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Editing Warm-Ups: Spelling

See answers, page 192.

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Editing Warm-Ups: Spelling

See answers, page 193.

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Editing Warm-Ups: Spelling

See answers, page 193.

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When deciding whether to use ie or ei, follow these rules:

id I use quotation marks to show dialogue and