3. Monday 1. Jingle shells, or “mermaid’s toenails” are an extremely common shell around the world. 2. Where did Joyce learn to play the drums so well? 3. Simple Subject: groups; Complete Subject: groups of smiling people. 4. Prepositional Phrase: In the Town Square Shopping Center 5. Subject of the sentence: You

4. Tuesday 1. Luis didn’t want to drive to New York by himself, but nobody could go with him. 2. Isn’t the Browns’ house a little farther down Morningside Road? 3. Coordinating conjunction: Yet; but 4. Fragment 5. Helping/auxiliary verb: Is, will

5. Wednesday 1. This year’s regional baseball championship is going to be in Moline, Illinois. 2. If you want to watch an interesting show about (,) whales tonight, you should rent this. 3. Stimuli 4. “I don’t like this sweater at all!” Megan complained(.) “It’s really scratchy”. 5. Adverb: Loudly; It tells: how

6. Thursday 1. Rita got the tickets for Mame already(,) but we haven’t paid her for them yet. 2. I need to talk to both Henry and Kate before they leave the office for lunch. 3. Direct object: address; indirect object: salesperson 4. Suffix: Gram 5. Independent clause: Terri spent the afternoon at the museum

7. Friday Active Voice: the subject performs the action 1. Humans have grown tomatoes since prehistoric times. 2. The Aztecs ate tomatoes. 3. Spanish explorers first took the tomato to Europe. 4. Today, people everywhere eat tomatoes. 5. In 2008, just five countries grew 125 million tons of tomatoes.