Period 5 Post vocab paragraphs Complete the Act II sc. 3-5 packet.
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Ashley Lopez Per.5
Rosiee was the protagonist in my upcoming novel. This novel covered a lot of her dramatic protoplasmic life. But I had no idea where to start with explaining her weird way of living and going on about her marry day. She was living her life as if she was in an antechamber and her not being the actual one living it. She had other people make big decisions for her, because she was always to nervous to do it herself. She was always so co dependent on others. Never being able to make her own decisions. She always antedated her checks, and acted really sketchy towards everything. She ate ante meridiem every Tuesday and only ate breakfast on Fridays. And anterior of her bead she always had to have a red folded blanket. My rough draft of this novel was held as a protocol because I didn’t know if I was going make any major new changes, so I want to keep a copy of the original.
I went to the post office last week ANTE MERIDIEM and I remember seeing a writer dropping something off in the ANTERIOR of the building when I was in the ANTECHAMBER. I think it was writer because I remember seeing a picture of her in the book she wrote about a PROTAGONIST in The Scientist. It was written at the end of the year so they ANTEDATE it in December 2001 instead of January 2002. It was a privaledge when Will Smith was the man to get the PROTOCOL of the book. The book talked about biology, life and how PROTOPLASM was involved in all of it. Her package looked neat and seemed like it was a PROTOTYPE that she wanted her boss to see. I assume it will be just like her other book, great!
I most scary stories monsters are the protagonist. They usually have protoplasm instead of red blood and live in an antechamber or under a bed. The never come out during the ante merdiem of the day only at night. Some even have horns on the anterior of their head. If i were to antedate when they mostly come is usually during Haloween time. The prototype of their skin are scales or slime. According to the protocol of Beowulf and Frankenstien, for example, they have many human charateristics.
The director asked for a protocol of the actors resume. He wanted to see if he would meet the requirements of being a protagonist character the story Me, Myself and her. His audition was from ante meridiem and he was waiting in the antechamber when they were about to calm him in when the prototype was making the recording fuzzy but she had been trying to ignore it. They tried to use protoplasm to clear it up.
I love the way that old protocol books look. It shows class and it is an antique. They always make a prototype of the original book. My favorite is a book about a man that has to find the protoplasm in a dead man's body. He is the protagonist in the story, mainly because he's the only character alive. He works in his antechanber on different chemicals. It was between ante meridem and post meridem when he found something. He made sure to write it down. He found an unusual cell in the vessels. It seemed to antedate from prehistoric times. He finally figured out that the cell formed again in the anterior time frame.
The protocol of the book was found in a donated pile of books. The historian whom found it antedated it to be from the 1600s. The protagonist of the story was named Sam. The story begins with him sitting in the antechamber of his house. He noticed a strange dog at the anterior of the porch. As the boy got closer, he realized the dog was very ugly which he blamed on the protoplasm’s formed in the dogs’ face. Because the author was so interested in the ending, it took him until the ante meridiem of the day. Due to the amazing conclusion, the historian paid to have a prototype published.
6 comments:
Ashley Lopez
Per.5
Rosiee was the protagonist in my upcoming novel. This novel covered a lot of her dramatic protoplasmic life. But I had no idea where to start with explaining her weird way of living and going on about her marry day. She was living her life as if she was in an antechamber and her not being the actual one living it. She had other people make big decisions for her, because she was always to nervous to do it herself. She was always so co dependent on others. Never being able to make her own decisions. She always antedated her checks, and acted really sketchy towards everything. She ate ante meridiem every Tuesday and only ate breakfast on Fridays. And anterior of her bead she always had to have a red folded blanket. My rough draft of this novel was held as a protocol because I didn’t know if I was going make any major new changes, so I want to keep a copy of the original.
Diana Lopez
Period 5
I went to the post office last week ANTE MERIDIEM and I remember seeing a writer dropping something off in the ANTERIOR of the building when I was in the ANTECHAMBER. I think it was writer because I remember seeing a picture of her in the book she wrote about a PROTAGONIST in The Scientist. It was written at the end of the year so they ANTEDATE it in December 2001 instead of January 2002. It was a privaledge when Will Smith was the man to get the PROTOCOL of the book. The book talked about biology, life and how PROTOPLASM was involved in all of it. Her package looked neat and seemed like it was a PROTOTYPE that she wanted her boss to see. I assume it will be just like her other book, great!
Dachuray Davis
English 12 per.5
I most scary stories monsters are the protagonist. They usually have protoplasm instead of red blood and live in an antechamber or under a bed. The never come out during the ante merdiem of the day only at night. Some even have horns on the anterior of their head. If i were to antedate when they mostly come is usually during Haloween time. The prototype of their skin are scales or slime. According to the protocol of Beowulf and Frankenstien, for example, they have many human charateristics.
The director asked for a protocol of the actors resume. He wanted to see if he would meet the requirements of being a protagonist character the story Me, Myself and her. His audition was from ante meridiem and he was waiting in the antechamber when they were about to calm him in when the prototype was making the recording fuzzy but she had been trying to ignore it. They tried to use protoplasm to clear it up.
I love the way that old protocol books look. It shows class and it is an antique. They always make a prototype of the original book. My favorite is a book about a man that has to find the protoplasm in a dead man's body. He is the protagonist in the story, mainly because he's the only character alive. He works in his antechanber on different chemicals. It was between ante meridem and post meridem when he found something. He made sure to write it down. He found an unusual cell in the vessels. It seemed to antedate from prehistoric times. He finally figured out that the cell formed again in the anterior time frame.
Leilani Vo
Period 5
The protocol of the book was found in a donated pile of books. The historian whom found it antedated it to be from the 1600s. The protagonist of the story was named Sam. The story begins with him sitting in the antechamber of his house. He noticed a strange dog at the anterior of the porch. As the boy got closer, he realized the dog was very ugly which he blamed on the protoplasm’s formed in the dogs’ face. Because the author was so interested in the ending, it took him until the ante meridiem of the day. Due to the amazing conclusion, the historian paid to have a prototype published.
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