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Tuesday, 4/25: Gramma, Vocab, Argument – Mr. Coward's Seventh Grade English
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Tuesday, 4/25: Gramma, Vocab, Argument

“Gramma, 4/25.”   For a brief moment, Jimmy stupidly thought pigs flew with graceful birds across the sky.
Copy the list below and fill it in.

  1. Nouns (5):
  2. Adjectives (2):
  3. Verbs (2):
  4. Adverbs (?):
  5. Prepositions (3):
  6. *a, the = ______(s)

“Vocab, 4/25.”
   

  1. _____
  2. _____
  3. _____ (not picturesque)
  4. _____
  5. _____ “You may fascinate a woman by giving her a piece of cheese.”
  6. When Mr. Coward refers to the “sea of red” on a test, you might say the results are ______.
  7. Some people are _______(ed) by cauliflower, but others find  it tasty.
  8. The little cabin in the mountains was __________ and pretty, but it wasn’t very comfortable.
  9. The choir performance was _____ and had everyone in tears at its beauty.
  10. After staying up all night, he looked very ____ and worn out.
  11. The Latin root of this word meant “new.” _____
  12. The French roots of this word meant “to deceive, mock or ridicule.” _____
  13. The Italian root of this word meant “painter.”   (ummm…duh.)

ESSAY—> BOB p304.

Use one of your Reason/Evidence/Sources to do like they show on p304. Now do 2 more.

Finished with all three reasons?

p305: Address an opposing claim. “Counter and Crush.”