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9 comments:
In all actuality, the blanks are subjective. The student, however, did follow directions using scant resources, and exhibiting absolutely no imagination skills.
This student should do well in any government job.
I take he/she was resourcing from the Complete Reader
I think the ways he/she edited the sentences are an improvement. Outside the box, baby, outside the box.
*like*
I love your title illustration this night.
I feel sorry for the student though.
It's the same person that wrote "Yes" when asked on a questionnaire about her sex.
She also named her baby Nosmo'king because it was the first sign she saw after giving birth.
Later she named her twins Malé and Femalé because those were the options they gave her.
Jason, if you haven't already, make sure to go here. You will love it.
Do as Thom tells you, Jason!
This made me both happy and sad at the same time.
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