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 * names: || karla || iris || mark || edwin ||
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Date: 10.29.2010 Period: 5 || ======
 * Topic: Their/There/They're
 * Name: Karla Uriostegui Parra

Notes:
what does there mean? what does they're mean? how do you use these words?
 * ====== Examples of using They're, There, and Their: ======
 * ====== They're studying English ======
 * ====== My car is parked over There ======
 * ====== Their coats are in the closet ======
 * ====== These words are said and spelled differently even if they sound the same ======
 * ====== They're > they ======
 * ====== There refers to a place ======
 * ====== Their possessive adjective ======
 * ====== They're > they are ======
 * ====== There ---> indicates a location ======
 * ====== There -> expression of a place. Often, but not always, there > used as an adverb ======
 * ====== Sometimes there is used as a pronoun to introduce a sentence ======
 * Questions:** what does their mean?

What is parallel structure? ** Parallel structure is the balance of two similar words, phrases, or clauses ** How does it improve writing Styles? ** Using Parallelism ** How does it make writing Clearer? ** Parallelism is often accomplished in conjunctions with other principles **
 * My Summery:** I think that we are going to use there, they're, and their later on in the future to I'm prove many tings and even thought they look easy to learn there are many people today that still get this words confused. || Topic : PARALLEL STRUCTURE ||  ||
 * Mark Moreno period 5 ||


 * Parallel structure is the balance of two similar words, phrases, or clauses. Parallelism can construct clearer or improve the writing style. It is also known as parallel construction. Parallelism is often accomplished in conjunctions with other principles for example antithesis, anaphora, asyndeton, and climax ||
 * summary:paralell structure is two simmilar word phrases or clause. Their, there, they're are different. Their meens it belongs to th. There is a place. they're is them the people you are refering to. Run on sentences are sentences without a period. ||

Date: 11/1/10 Period: 5. || what is a sermon?
 * TOPIC: || NAME:Edwing PLascencia
 * QUESTIONS:

A theme of a Sermon means **subject**..... || NOTES:subject- 1.means witch forms a basic matter of thought, discussion, investigation 2.also a theme of a sermon, book,and a story. Verb- 1.is the word class that serves as the predicate of a sentence. 2.a content word that denotes an action, occurrence, or state of existence Agreement- 1.the statement of an exchange of promises. 2. ||
 * || SUMMARY by: ||

Run on sentences || Name: Iris U. Date: 10-29-10 Period: 5 || Is there another name for run on sentences?
 * Topic:
 * Questions:

Run- on

Comma Splice || Notes : Ex: Our solar system has nine major planets only one is known to have intelligent life. The sun is high, put on some sunblock.
 * 1) Run On sentences are sometimes called Fused sentences
 * 2) Run on sentences have two independent clauses, The two are smoshed together instead of being connected properly.
 * 1) Being a run-on is a structural flaw that can plague even a very short sentence:
 * 1) When two independent clauses are connected by only a comma
 * 2) Another constitute of a run-on

Summary: A Run- on sentence are sometimes called fused sentence, they have two independent clauses badly put together. There is a Run-on that is a structural flaw. When writting a sentence with two independent clauses, use a comma to connect them. A comma splice is an institute of a run- on.

Questions: 1. How are two independent clauses connected? USE A COMMA TO CONNECT THEM 2. What is another way of Naming a Run-on Sentence? FUSED SENTENCE 3. What is a Constitute of a run-on? A COMMA SPLICE ||