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CODIFY 2
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This one, I got it all right. Probably because it was the first one, usualy the first ones are usualy easy, just like math problems. Then after, it starts getting really hard :(.
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I have made a few mistakes here, I messed up between "do" and "op". Also, i did not know that become was a linking verb, It seems like a normal verb. And communicator is a sc not do, seems like something direct, not a compliment.
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No mistakes, just things I did not add. Only one thing to be exact, it was the appositive. Hopefuly, seeing this will help me with learning appositives better.
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Only one mistake! It was the barbecue part. It is acting as a adjective but the word itself is still a noun. Small mistakes, just like small miscalculations.
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Mostly no errors, only the participle. I was not so great at the participles yet so I guess I missed that out. Other then that, everything seems to be correct!
CLASSWORK SENTENCES
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Why did the chicken cross the road? I don't what this answer is trying to tell me. But this one was a lot simpler because it only had one the the new things. Mr Pangier calls them the *Specials* on the website. I would love to know what the answer means.
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We are introduced to the three new things! Gerunds, Participles, and infinitives. As you can see, this one has two of the new ones! A little confusing but we were taught a simple trick that I forgot about that tells us what is mimicking what.
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This sentence talks about what we are doing! The specials are becoming a little easier but still very very confusing. Hopefuly with time I can become better at it!
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That Class... What class is it? I think Mr Pangier is talking about his class, this one also only had one of the specials. Much easier when theres only one, less to do!
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Life lessons by Mr Pangier! Now theres two of the same one! But everything else was a little easier so makes up for the two hard ones! To succeed in life, SOMETIMES requires risks!
HOMEWORK (STANDARD 4)
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