3 period
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**Actitvity1**


Would it help if Rebecca Johnson and I made the box for you?
His credit card bill for the month of the October was $3,988.76.
Rebecca read Little Women by Louisa May Alcott for the test.
Yes, it is acceptable to it italicize or underline book titles.
Patricia used the bold feature to emphasize her main points.
Their credit card number was 698 388 0054, not 698 388 9954.
I have read both The Firm and The Rainmaker by John Grisham.
She overemphasized by underlining, bolding, and italicizing.
I believe James bought a new car before he left college.
Sarah did not know the difference between affect and effect.

**Activity 2**
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The Final Act

Just before dawn the police arrived at the home of Ms.kennington.
All the lights were shining brightly….

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Activity 3

The Symphony Orchestra performed 1812 overtures Op.49 Waltz for their final number.

**Activity 4**

Use the hyphenation feature to give text a professional appearance.
When the Hyphenation feature is activated, the software divides long words
Between syllables at the end of lines. Using hyphenation makes the right margin less ragged. This feature is particularly when keying in narrow columns.

** Activity 5**
Dr Smith met with the students on Friday t review for there test. He told the students that their would be three sections to test. He first section would be multiple choice, the sections section would be True/ false, and the section would be shoot answer. He also said, “If you have spelling errors on your paper, you will have points deducted.




**Lesson 22 **
1. Darby and Jasmine gave a quick example of two helping verbs.
Darby and Jasmine gave a quick example of two helping verbs.

2. The exam on May 28 for 50 points will test pages 396 to 471.
The exam on May 28 for 50 points will test pages 396 to 471.

3. Did the field auditor sign the amendment forms for the city?
Did the field auditor sign the amendment forms for the city?


TO: Foreign Language Teachers
FROM: Mary Seville, Travel Aboard Coordinator
DATE: November 2, 20-
SUBJECT: OPEN HOUSE


Are you ready for a summer you will never forget? Then you will want to sign up for this year’s Travel Aboard Program. You will travel to the country that famous writers like Virgil, Horace, and Dante called home. The music of Vivaldi, Verdi, and Puccini will come to life. You will visit art museums exhibiting the art of native sons such as Michelangelo Buomarotti and Giovanni Bellini.

BY now you probably guessed that we will be taking a trip to Italy this summer. Touring Rome, Florence, Venice, and Naples gives you the opportunity to experience firsthand the people, the culture, the history and the cuisine of Italy.

If you are interested in learning more about traveling it Italy this summer, attend our open house November15 at 3:30 in Room 314.