Students who made below a 70 on the Lesson 7 & 8 test:

You will need to complete corrections, according to the instructions below, to bring your grade up to a 70 (if all of your corrections are right).

For each question you missed on the test, you will need to handwrite the sentence, with the correct word, twice.

Number your sentences according to their question number on the test, and underline the vocabulary word.

For example, if you missed questions 2 & 4:

2. Shall we amend our picnic plans or just forget it?

2. Shall we amend our picnic plans or just forget it?

4. The snow will diminish as the storm moves to the east.

4. The snow will diminish as the storm moves to the east.

Repeat this for every question that you missed on the test.

You must staple your notebook paper to the back of this test, so I can see the questions that you missed.

Corrections for the test are due back to me no later than Friday, February 3rd. If your corrections are not turned in by this date, your grade will remain in the gradebook, as is.

Students who made below a 70 on the Lesson 7 & 8 test:

You will need to complete corrections, according to the instructions below, to bring your grade up to a 70 (if all of your corrections are right).

For each question you missed on the test, you will need to handwrite the sentence, with the correct word, twice.

Number your sentences according to their question number on the test, and underline the vocabulary word.

For example, if you missed questions 2 & 4:

2. Shall we amend our picnic plans or just forget it?

2. Shall we amend our picnic plans or just forget it?

4. The snow will diminish as the storm moves to the east.

4. The snow will diminish as the storm moves to the east.

Repeat this for every question that you missed on the test.

You must staple your notebook paper to the back of this test, so I can see the questions that you missed.

Corrections for the test are due back to me no later than Friday, February 3rd. If your corrections are not turned in by this date, your grade will remain in the gradebook, as is.