Patterns of Power 20.5 - Plenty of Raisins for No Comma: When the AAAWWUBBIS Isn’t First (Compare and Contrast) — Classroom Activity by Amy Zimmerman

* Gertie stared at Junior until his voice dried up like a raisin. * Jose stared at Zach until his mouth dried up like a desert. Look at the sentences. How are they alike and different? They are alike because: They are different because:

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Patterns of Power 20.5 - Plenty of Raisins for No Comma: When the AAAWWUBBIS Isn’t First (Compare and Contrast)

How are the sentences alike and different?

3rd Grade, 5th Grade, 4th Grade, English Language Arts

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