1. Read the sentences on the following slides and choose the correct words.

2.  Some people just can’t accept except that football season isn’t year-long.

3.  He wanted to go along with his friends to too two Kings Dominion, but there wasn’t enough room in the car for him to too two.

4.  History feels like a much more comprehensive subject then than English.

5.  During the senior run, many students run past passed the classrooms, banging on drums and blowing whistles like crazy people.

6.  Janine, who studied pointe ballet for 15 years, was the principal principle dancer at the local ballet company.

7.  After a threw through thorough though thru investigation of the windshield, it appeared that someone threw through thorough though thru a large object, like a softball, threw through thorough though thru it.

8.  After loosing losing 150 lbs., Martin needed to buy new clothes as all of his were to too two loose lose.

9.  They’re there their all going to McDonald’s after school before they go to practice. It’s the McDonald’s over they’re there their by the school, on Rt. 610. Do you want to come, to too two?

10.  Have you heard about the new “Hunger Games” movie all ready already?

11.  The Avengers has many allusions illusions to things we already know, such as Thor, the Norse god of thunder.

12.  When students sleep through class and don’t turn work in, the effect affect on their grades is not a positive one.

13.  The colors in Mary’s shoes really compliment complement the hints of red in her shirt. Should I compliment complement her on them?

14.  I really need alot a lot of help with commonly confused words; these things don’t make sense!

15.  Now that we are here all together altogether, I want to address the situation that occurred yesterday in the hallway. All together altogether it wasn’t a bad day, but that incident really interfered with how people were working in class.

16.  The cite sight site of my paper with an “A” on it was really refreshing, especially considering I spent so much time citing sighting siting a lot of different sources that would drive my point home! Now I am going to go to Olive Garden, the cite sight site of my favorite soup, so I can reward myself for a job well- done!

17.  I was all ready already for the Redskins-Cowboys game. I had all ready already prepared the drinks, the food, and the TV was on the hi-def channel!

18.  The Capital Capitol is one of the most-visited areas of Washington, D.C. due to its importance. However, when people come to Virginia, Richmond is not nearly as visited as Williamsburg or Virginia Beach even though it’s the state capital capitol.

19.  Now I need you to take out your novel that you’ve been reading. Remember, checkpoint two is coming up on MONDAY, Sept. 23. Your second IRG is due that day.  In your novel, I need you to find FIVE examples of literary terms.  You should list:  The term  What page you found it on  The quote that shows the literary element  An explanation of how it is that literary element

20.  You can use any of the following terms. But you need five DIFFERENT terms for this assignment!  Internal conflict  Soliloquy  Drama  Allegory  Mood  Direct Characterization  Situational Irony  Suspense  Connotation vs. Denotation  Allusion  Voice  Point-of-View  Indirect Characterization  Protagonist  Theme  Complication  Monologue  External Conflict  Verbal Irony  Antagonist  Foil  Symbol  Flashback  Round/Dynamic Characters  Purpose/Intent  Plot Elements  Foreshadowing  Flat/Static Characters  Tone  Fiction  Setting  Dialogue  Novels  Novellas  Short Stories  Purpose of Non- Fiction  Remember, you need:  The term  What page you found it on  The quote that shows the literary element  An explanation of how it is that literary element