It's been almost two months and I have not yet posted the first blog update of the school year. There are two ways to look at this: (1) Shame on you, teacher! You are as lazy as your students! (2) I have such great students this year that they make very few funny errors. I will let you decide which of these is closest to the truth. On to the sentences, and as always, these are from real student papers and my comments are in ( ).
- I'm good at interpretating quotes. (But not spelling.)
- I mine as well suck it up.
- A man of money, moral, and book.
- Pearl... often portrayed devilish ways towards Hester.
- (In answer to the question: "What is wrong with Betty?") Putnam
- He doesn't want to seam a coward.
- She has gone on a ship to Barara. (Where is that, exactly? Show me on this map.)
- A man and women can be incredably happy with bearing a child.
- ...if John had never "lechered" her. (Are the quotation marks for fun, or are you not sure if lechered is a word? Hint: it's not.)
- John Proctor says "God is dead" because. (Thanks, I always wondered.)
- John decides to go rip up his confession because it was a true lie. (Actually, I believe "True Lies" was a bad Arnold Schwarzenegger movie.)
- Small groups of African immigrants are aloud to temperately stay in the United States.
- Holden was in the mists of a bit of a tiff.
- This idea reached a high level of belief.
- He was allocated for his accomplishments.
- Elizabeth got pregnant so she got out of her excretion.
I just can't make a joke about that last one... just can't.
J
I myself would LOVE to seam all the cowards! Seam them right up as in the Cask of the Amontillado.
ReplyDeleteBut if those African immigrants are too aloud, they will be beaten by our police and allowed (=forced) to return whence they came.
BTW: "lechered" should totally be a word. What a great verb!
EXCRETION!
I agree. How can we get "lechered" added to the lexicon. It is quite expressive.
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