Eng III Period 2 | Vocab. 721-730 Top 5 Sentences by Christina Zacharias

Eng III Period 2 | Vocab. 721-730 Top 5 Sentences by Christina Zacharias https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018 Login to Padlet (You should not be ANONYMOUS!) Share your "Top 5" vocab. sentences from your [Vocab. #721-730 set {ophthalmologist --> pathetic}]. Bold the vocab. words and put the part of speech in parenthesis next to the word. Proper grammar counts (AS ALWAYS!) When you are finished, comment on 1 other classmate's post using 1 vocab. word correctly in the post. en-us 2018-03-14 09:35:56 UTC 2018-03-18 14:52:15 UTC hello@padlet.com Top 5 bianca_gaertner https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242340443 1) The arrogance of this man is astounding.
2) I had demeaned the profession.
3) The penultimate movie on my top-ten list is an animated feature.
4) The voice was mellifluous and smooth.
5) They arrogate to themselves the ability to divine the nation's true interests. ]]> 2018-03-15 13:29:26 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242340443 Top 5 Vocab Sentences francis_kostzer https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242342612 1. He went to go see an opthamologist (noun).
2. He had a lot of arrogance (noun).
3. They were demeaning (verb)to the little boys.
4. The wily (adj) thief got away with the money.
5. The man was truly pathetic.
(noun) ]]> 2018-03-15 13:32:22 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242342612 Top 5 Sentences hannah_jones4 https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242342613 1. The ophthalmologist told us that my uncle will loose his eye site in the next 2 years. (n)
2. The bully tried to demean the girl by making fun of her on social media. (v)
3. Our team lost the penultimate series so we will not be competing in the final game. (adj)
4. The casino manager kicked out the wily gambler for counting cards. (adj)
5. The businessman spoke with boastfulness and arrogance when he claimed that he was better than everyone else. (n)]]> 2018-03-15 13:32:22 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242342613 top 5 theodore_lucas https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242344776 1. She can't see very well, so she went to an opthalologist (n).
2. The penultimate (adj) chapter of the novel.
3. She has a mellifluous (adj) singing voice.
4. The man was a cheater and could only give a pathetic (adj) excuse.
5. They were demeaning (v) the girl's skill set. ]]> 2018-03-15 13:35:26 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242344776 top 5 jamal_cooney https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242347151 1. The bar had mellifluous music. (adj)
2. The penultimate (adj) point of the story.
3. His arrogance(n) costed him the fight.
4. My eye felt weird so I went to an went to an opthamologist (n).
5. Her dog died so she looked very pathetic (adj). ]]> 2018-03-15 13:38:40 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242347151 top 5 vocqb taylor_bardar https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242348062 1. I talked to an opthalmologist (N) about my eyes.
2. Our family's escutcheon (N) holds us together.
3. The suspect was full of arrogance (N) and refused to confess.
4. The wily (Adj) boy became an architect.
5. There was mellifluous (Adj) music playing in the elevator. ]]> 2018-03-15 13:40:03 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242348062 vocab justin_luehrs https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242350105 1. He went to the ophthamologist because he had a cataract.
2. The cocky kid displayed arrogance.
3. Slave owners would demean the slaves.
4. The acoustical sound was beautiful.
5. Her homework was pathetic.]]> 2018-03-15 13:43:07 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242350105 Vocab alfredo_hurtado https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242358041 1. My mom is an opthamologist.
2. The cocky athlete showed arrogance and thought he was the best.
3. The acoustical version of the song was better than the original.
4. The crime he committed was pathetic.
5. Bosses demean there employees. ]]> 2018-03-15 13:54:42 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242358041 Top 5 allen_stotler https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242768392 1. That girl studied to become an ophthalmologist.
2. The cocky athlete's arrogance was on display.
3. The teacher was demeaning to the students.
4. The acoustical version of the song sounded much better.
5. The girl looked pathetic after she lost the match. ]]> 2018-03-16 12:13:55 UTC https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/242768392 Top 5 Vocab shalia_moscat https://padlet.com/christina_zacharias/EngIIIPer2_Vocab721_730_Review2018/wish/243195381 1. Shining brightly, the warrior's shield-like escutcheon (n.) had protected him in many battles.
2. That snobbish woman displays such arrogance (n.) every time she opens her haughty mouth.

3. The plantation owner took away the slaves’ given names in order to demean (v.) them.
4. Our team lost the penultimate (adj.) series so we will not be competing in the final game.

5. The wily (adj.) cartoon character was always thinking of ways to steal food.

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