1. Obey the rules of the student handbook.
2. Be courteous and kind.
3. Work must be legible and neat.
4. Follow standard handwriting and print forms
in the formation of letters.
5. On the day that you return to class after
an absence, ask Coach Murray about make up work.
Copy the notes of a fellow student.
6. Student actions which require disciplinary action will result in writing conjugations of verbs. Conjugations will be turned in the next school day. Failure to turn in conjugations will result in a call to your parents and the completion of the conjugations.
HOW TO WRITE CONJUGATIONS:
Every verb has four principal parts:
infinitive, present participle, past, and
past participle.
Infinitive -- (to) begin
Present Participle -- beginning
Past -- began
Past Participle -- (have) begun
We will conjugate verbs in six tenses. The
infinitive is used in the present and future
tenses. The past is used in the past tense. The
past participle is used in the present perfect,
past perfect, and future perfect tenses.
Present Tense
Singular Plural
I begin we begin
you begin you begin
she, he, it begins they begin
Past Tense
Singular Plural
I began we began
you began you began
she, he, it began they began
Future Tense
Singular Plural
I will begin we will begin
you will begin you will begin
she, he, it will begin they will begin
Present Perfect Tense
Singular Plural
I have begun we have begun
you have begun you have begun
she, he, it has begun they have begun
Past Perfect Tense
Singular Plural
I had begun we had begun
you had begun you had begun
she, he, it had begun they had begun
Future Perfect Tense
Singular Plural
I will have begun we will have begun
you will have begun you will have begun
she, he, it will have begun they will have begun
Put you name, date, and period on the front of
each sheet. Put three tenses on the front and
three tenses on the back of each sheet of paper.
Nightly Assignment
Read 5 or more pages in an A.R. book. If an AR book is unavailable, read in another book a magazine, or a newspaper. Write a brief summary, a gist, of 20 words or less. Students are assigned to read 2 A.R. books each nine weeks and take the A.R. tests on them.
Homework
10/6 ex. 9 p. 63 Holt Handbook
10/7 review c p.65 Holt
10/8 ex. 12 p.68 Holt
10/9 ex. 14 p. 70 Holt
study for elocution
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