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Cooke Kid Dot Com: July 2009
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Cooke Kid Dot Com. Wednesday, July 15, 2009. Tuesday, July 14, 2009. If a noun owns something or is closely associated with it, it's possessive. Use an apostrophe. [Exception: pronoun forms like its, hers, whose, ours, yours, and theirs]. If not, it's plural. Don't use an apostrophe. Http:/ www.usu.edu/markdamen/WritingGuide/13posspl.htm. Adjectives ending in -ing (and sometimes -ed) are called participles and must be used with care. Consider the following sentences:. Wednesday, July 8, 2009. Home and Fa...
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Cooke Kid Dot Com: June 2009
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Cooke Kid Dot Com. Tuesday, June 30, 2009. Rules For Using Numbers. Rule 1. The numbers one through ten should be spelled out; use figures for numbers greater than ten. Rule 2. With a group of related numbers where one number is above 10 in a sentence, write the numbers all in figures. Use words if all related numbers are 10 or below. Rule 3. If the numbers are unrelated, then you may use both figures and words. One through ten should again be spelled out. The meeting is scheduled for June 30. This story...
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Cooke Kid Dot Com: Rules For Using Numbers
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Cooke Kid Dot Com. Tuesday, June 30, 2009. Rules For Using Numbers. Rule 1. The numbers one through ten should be spelled out; use figures for numbers greater than ten. Rule 2. With a group of related numbers where one number is above 10 in a sentence, write the numbers all in figures. Use words if all related numbers are 10 or below. Rule 3. If the numbers are unrelated, then you may use both figures and words. One through ten should again be spelled out. The meeting is scheduled for June 30. Thanks for...
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Someone once said...: Grammer Post Week 4
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Grammer Post Week 4. That vs. Which. When I saw this in a rule book I had to stop and think if I had previously realized that, or if I had been making the same mistake all my life. That is used in a sentence when something specific or important is being described like: " I don't believe that money is the root of all evil.". That referred specifically to the subject of the sentence. Most important. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Livin easy in St Geezy. Old guy in school.
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MY CITATION STATION: June 2009
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THOUGHTS- ESSAYS- AND MORE. Saturday, June 27, 2009. Week 4 Grammar Post. Sometimes I wonder is it “to” or “too”? At least I don’t struggle with the proper time to use “two”. . Here is some information I have found in the “English Grammar for Dummies” book. 8220;To” may be part of an infinitive (to speak, to dream) or it may show movement towards someone or something (to the store, to me). 8220;Two” is the number 2. 8220;Too” means also (Are you going too? Or more than enough (too expensive, too wide).
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Missing Words is My Middle Name: June 2009
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Missing Words is My Middle Name. Tuesday, June 30, 2009. I'm Black, You're White, Who's Innocent? Links to this post. Saturday, June 27, 2009. Grammer post 4:capitalize were thats shouldnt be captialized. Links to this post. Two Ways a Women Can Get Hurt":Advertising and Violence by Jean Kilbourne. Links to this post. Tuesday, June 23, 2009. Killer Culture by David Kuplian. Links to this post. Saturday, June 20, 2009. Grammer Post 3 too, to, two? I actaully never really knwo what the difference is betwee...
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PickingMikesbrain: I'm black, Your White,Who's Innocent by Shelby Steele
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009. I'm black, Your White,Who's Innocent by Shelby Steele. I thought that this was a well written but I didn't agree with what she said. I think that many people in America need to get over the fact that there is a lot of racism in history. We can't move forward if we are consistently looking backward. I have lived with many different people with a lot of different backgrounds and race didn't mean anything to us. We just felt like brothers even though we looked different. I'm black, y...
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PickingMikesbrain: Rough Draft for Wall-E paper
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Monday, June 29, 2009. Rough Draft for Wall-E paper. English 2010 M and W. The Nation seriously needs to look inside themselves and believe that it is themselves and they need to not be induced by the easy way to get food, but look for the nutrition side of things. One has to think what would happen if everybody became conscious about how they spent their lives and what they ate. Would it lower the cost of health care? Would we be able to get past environmental issues? June 29, 2009 at 11:35 AM. The Work...
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Brady's Disquisition: July 2009
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Monday, July 20, 2009. Sunday, July 12, 2009. America the Beautiful: What We're Fighting for. I enjoyed reading this writing by Dinesh. Our country is a melting pot for culture, ideas, invention and innovation. Suggests, this is part of the problem. In some parts of the world our successes are looked on with envy, distaste, and even hatred. Our recent conflicts with Radical Islam is one example. Aside from not understanding. There are four main ways to use a colon:. 1 To signal a list. 4 After a greeting...
