Tuesday, February 23, 2016
THE KID MADE AN "A"--INSTEAD OF AN "O"
Tiepoes again: One youngster: You Mormons think hardships are good for you.
The other youngster: The teacher wrote that hardships make us stranger.
The other youngster: The teacher wrote that hardships make us stranger.
IT'S ALL ABOUT POSITION
Teacher: Class, what's wrong with this sentence: I think you're great; so where do you want to do it at?
Student: You ended the sentence with a preposition.
Teacher: What should you say?
Student: I think you're great; so where do you want to do it, your place or mine?
Another student: You're still ending the sentence in a proposition!
Student: You ended the sentence with a preposition.
Teacher: What should you say?
Student: I think you're great; so where do you want to do it, your place or mine?
Another student: You're still ending the sentence in a proposition!
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