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7. Some people / think / alcohol / poison .<br />
8. Some people / think / alcohol / very good .<br />
9. Some people / think / work / very good .<br />
10. Some people / think / work / poison .<br />
V. Grammar . Articles .<br />
Decide whether an article is needed in each blank. Write either a, an,<br />
or X (if no article is needed). The only single count nouns below are<br />
man, sandwich, and dinner.<br />
__________ pelicans eat __________ fish, __________ vegetarians eat<br />
__________ vegetables, and __________ Americans eat __________<br />
hamburgers. __________ people all over the world have __________<br />
customs about __________ food. __________ man will eat almost any<br />
food when he is very hungry. He will eat __________ bread, __________<br />
meat, __________ vegetables, or __________ sandwich. When I am<br />
hungry, I will eat anything. .<br />
VI. Controlled Composition . Dictocomp .<br />
Your teacher will read the paragraph above three times. Listen carefully,<br />
but do not take notes. After the third reading, write the paragraph<br />
as well as you can from memory. Check your paper for articles and for<br />
subjectverb agreement. .<br />
VII. Controlled Composition “You Are What You Eat” .<br />
The unit of <strong>writing</strong> that is longer than the sentence is the paragraph.<br />
To write a good paragraph, put together a group of sentences that all<br />
talk about the same topic. Each paragraph must have one clear theme.<br />
The beginning of a paragraph is indented.<br />
Write a paragraph about your food habits. Indent the beginning of the<br />
paragraph. Answer all the questions below in good sentences to make<br />
a unified paragraph.<br />
1. What kind of food do you eat?<br />
2. What do you eat for breakfast?<br />
3. What do you eat for dinner?<br />
4. Do you follow any food laws?<br />
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