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English II – January 20 Warm-Up: Make correction to following sentences by adding the correct punctuation (commas and quotations) in the correct places.

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1 English II – January 20 Warm-Up: Make correction to following sentences by adding the correct punctuation (commas and quotations) in the correct places. Because I love running I am going to challenge myself to run a half marathon 26.2 miles by December I will have to make sure that I train and I will also need to eat healthy to accomplish this goal. I plan to start by altering my diet running 3 times a week and weight training. My friend said You have lost your mind when I told her my plan. Discuss Act I Study Guide Complete Act I Quiz Begin Reading Act II and work on study guide

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