UTBRS 18-19

We came into class and then a lot of people had to leave to get their grammar books. Then we had to open to page 102 in the red grammar books. Mr. Watson told everyone to close their tablets unless they had the work we did on them. Mr. Watson asked Ganga about a sentence he said about chocolate.
Here are the answers for page 102 and 103:
3. Appeared-action verb
4. Sounds-linking verb; wonderful-predicate adjective
5. Smelled-action verb
6. Became-linking verb; writer-predicate noun
7. Grows-action verb
8. Felt-linking verb; nervous-predicate adjective
9. Seems-linking verb; winner-predicate noun
10. Turn-linking verb; red, yellow-compound predicate adjectives
Mr. Watson said since we only had 15 minutes left, to not take out our tablets at all. Olivia told us a summary from just what she remembered from reading. It was a really good summary from her memory. Mr. Watson read us a part about Tomi showing Billy his room. Cullen raised his hand just to tell us that The Butcher's name is Gayle. Mr. Watson said that Gayle is one of the only example of irony in the book because he's so tough and throwing wild pitches, but is voice is high and his name is Gayle. On Thursday it's going to be totally quiet because we're going to come in and finish our Book Review Templates or start reading our books for next quarter. We also have to email Mr. Watson our Jobs and Journal Responses. When we next meet about the book we'll have our last meeting about Under the Blood red Sun because we have to read the WHOLE book, including the epilogue. Tomorrow we have a grammar assessment so STUDY!!! Oh yah, today's my birthday, YAH!!!