My little boy Bo will invent the next Google, I’m sure of it. We just need to hone his test taking skills a bit. Upon Bo scoring 12/40 on his test, Mrs. Cromley wrote the following to him:
From Mrs. Cromley: “I wonder if doing THE WORM during the test had any affect on your concentration?”
*not to be a stickler Mrs. Cromley, but “I wonder” is a statement that should be ended in a period, not a question mark. 0/1, PLEASE REWRITE AND RESUBMIT IN THE MORNING. This woman has the patience of Job, thanks for corralling Bo each day.
Am I seeing correctly that the teacher spelled concentration “concentrEtion”?
Nice catch. I really want to send her comment back… I’ll have Bo fix the paper in red, including her comment.
Pretty sure it’s an a, it just looks weird.
If you compare the “e” in the word “wonder” with the “a” in “concentration”, you’ll see that the e is closed and the a is open at the top with the line at the side falling into the t. It’s ‘concentration’. The note is so funny!
*Effect, not affect.
Good call David. http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/affect-versus-effect.aspx
Bro. Mabry – I am a life caster doing an exhibit. Your exhibit was set up so beautifully. I’d like to do something different, but similar to your setup. May I talk with you about the setting up of my exhibit as I have a few questions about how you set up yours? My e-mail is below. Thank you so much for your exhibit. I felt the spirit as I walked through, watched your video and listened to your Fireside. It built my testimony further.
This needs to be FRAMED!