Warm-Up SentencesWarm-Up Sentences

before players begun wearing safety before players begun wearing safety gear football produced so many gear football produced so many injuries that colleges often banned injuries that colleges often banned the gamethe game

jim brown hold the nfl record for jim brown hold the nfl record for touchdowns, having one hundred touchdowns, having one hundred twenty-six to his credittwenty-six to his credit

Journal #9Journal #9

Make your own dictionary for Make your own dictionary for 10 words that you and your 10 words that you and your

friends use.friends use.

Warm-Up SentencesWarm-Up Sentences

Chewing tobacco for exampel causes Chewing tobacco for exampel causes mouth and throat concers as well as mouth and throat concers as well as painful progressive tooth and gum painful progressive tooth and gum problems.problems.

Ms. Walker asked “Class how would Ms. Walker asked “Class how would you rank the following qualities you rank the following qualities honesty kindness, love, achievment, honesty kindness, love, achievment, self esteem, loyalty and financial self esteem, loyalty and financial success”?success”?

Journal #10Journal #10

What do you think the world What do you think the world will be like in 2060? 3060?will be like in 2060? 3060?

Friday Warm-upFriday Warm-upAdvice/AdviseAdvice/Advise

AdviceAdvice – (noun) helpful suggestion or opinion – (noun) helpful suggestion or opinionex) Your ex) Your adviceadvice is always welcome because you have good ideas. is always welcome because you have good ideas.

AdviseAdvise – (verb) to offer advice or suggestion – (verb) to offer advice or suggestionex) Stan’s lawyer ex) Stan’s lawyer advisedadvised him to remain silent under questioning. him to remain silent under questioning.

Choose the proper word to make the sentence correct.

1. My (advice, advise) to you is to calm down and count to ten.

2. It is always easier to give (advice, advise) than to follow it.

3. Bill is quick to offer his (advice, advise) on any subject.

4. I strongly (advice, advise) you to check your French homework.