Monday, October 13
The Declaration of Independence and Parallel Construction
We parsed the first two sentences of the immortal document, discovering that though the famous second sentence ("We hold these truths . . ."} is longer than the first it is considerably simpler in structure, consisting of a simple independent clause, followed by a series of (increasingly elaborate) parallel dependent clauses.
We then moved on to the students' homework, the worksheets covering (primarily) problems with parallel construction.
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