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YOU COULD ACTUALLY WIN THIS TRIP
IT'S TRUE !!!!!! YOU GET 8 TICKETS TO ALL THE
OLYMPIC EVENTS,4 HOTEL ROOMS, FOOD, CAR
& FREE ROUND TRIP AIR FAIR. FOR 21 DAYS IN
CHINA . GOOD LUCK
Answer the following questions to win tickets to the Olympic
games.
1. Which student seems to appear tired / sleepy?
2. Which ones are male twins?
3. Which ones are the female twins?
4. How many women are in the group?
5. Which one is the teacher?
6. Which two just finished a joint?
I guess you're not going either.
IT'S TRUE !!!!!! YOU GET 8 TICKETS TO ALL THE
OLYMPIC EVENTS,4 HOTEL ROOMS, FOOD, CAR
& FREE ROUND TRIP AIR FAIR. FOR 21 DAYS IN
CHINA . GOOD LUCK
Answer the following questions to win tickets to the Olympic
games.
1. Which student seems to appear tired / sleepy?
2. Which ones are male twins?
3. Which ones are the female twins?
4. How many women are in the group?
5. Which one is the teacher?
6. Which two just finished a joint?
I guess you're not going either.
Whoops!
Last night, I was trying to get our 3-year-old granddaughter to sound out the word "Sooners" that was on a shirt we were studying. She was rather tired and just guessing, according to the first letter. She did identify the "oo" and told me the sound, although she didn't pronounce it when she said the word that got me. She guessed once or twice, then guessed it was "sh-t."
It was a total accident and it left us both completely speechless. I tried not to react, because I knew she did not realize she was going to say it and it caught her off-guard, too. So, we just looked at each other blankly and nobody said anything. Needless to say, we quit trying to read the word.
Earlier in the evening, she read the words "no running" at the city swimming pool, without any help. She's getting really good at sounding out a lot of words without any help. Even the wrong ones. :blush:
Last night, I was trying to get our 3-year-old granddaughter to sound out the word "Sooners" that was on a shirt we were studying. She was rather tired and just guessing, according to the first letter. She did identify the "oo" and told me the sound, although she didn't pronounce it when she said the word that got me. She guessed once or twice, then guessed it was "sh-t."
It was a total accident and it left us both completely speechless. I tried not to react, because I knew she did not realize she was going to say it and it caught her off-guard, too. So, we just looked at each other blankly and nobody said anything. Needless to say, we quit trying to read the word.Earlier in the evening, she read the words "no running" at the city swimming pool, without any help. She's getting really good at sounding out a lot of words without any help. Even the wrong ones. :blush: