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# 3b - Honors English 1

Hi, all. My apologies for not being able to be with you today. What we're doing is actually really straightforward:

* **Read Chapters 6 and 7 in *****Lord of the Flies***

Expect a reading check quiz on both chapters next class, as well as our last group presentation from Wednesday's class.

Additionally, our **mini-essay and grammar quiz will be coming up shortly.** There's nothing you need to do to prep for the mini-essay, but if you have questions about writing or want to look through any of your parahalves with me, you still have a little time to make arrangement in which to do so.

For the grammar quiz, if you would like additional practice, I will post some **optional practice sentences** below. Label them using the symbols we've learned, and then if you want, we can meet and go over them.

If you have questions, please reach out via Remind, and I will help you if I am available to do so. Otherwise, be well, and enjoy your lives until the next time I see you.

 *- Hessler*

***

### Optional Grammar Practice Sentences

1. The noisy city never sleeps.
2. She collects vintage comic books.
3. They play chess in the park.
4. My grandma makes the best tamales.
5. He learned to cook from his mother.
6. The stars twinkle in the night sky.
7. She writes poetry about love.
8. They built a fort in the living room.
9. My brother is learning to drive.
10. He solves puzzles in his free time.
11. The beach is their favorite spot.
12. She has a beautiful singing voice.
13. They organize community events.
14. My aunt is an amazing dancer.
15. He designs his own clothes.
16. The cold wind chills the city.
17. She has a collection of sneakers.
18. They play football at the school field.
19. My dad is a skilled carpenter.
20. He loves spicy food.
21. The crowded bus arrives at the station.
22. She takes care of her younger siblings.
23. They watched the sunset together.
24. My teacher speaks three languages.
25. He creates graffiti art.
26. The bright moon lights up the sky.
27. She helps her community.
28. They learned a new dance routine.
29. My friend is an aspiring actor.
30. He makes YouTube videos.
31. The colorful flowers bloom in spring.
32. She is good at math.
33. They enjoy family gatherings.
34. My pet parrot talks a lot.
35. He plays guitar every evening.
36. The cozy café serves great coffee.
37. She runs a small business.
38. They watch basketball games together.
39. My favorite color is blue.
40. He is afraid of heights.
41. The crowded market is full of life.
42. She loves to read mystery novels.


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