Annie Reznik P. 310 Sentences Demonstrating Correct Usage

1. Sarah, everybody knows it isn't right for you to eat candy every day.

2. The mom picked up a few children and they sat in the back seat.

3. The day of Sally's graduation is imminent and she doesn't know whether she will wear the pink dress or the blue one.

4. My mother has been really economical with our savings, which is incredibly helpful.

5. I'm scared that maybe no one will show up to my party.

6. Joey thought his poems would make the judges' jaws drop and their eyes widen.

7. The anticlimactic ceremony didn't satisfy the women of the church.

8. The line would take him a few minutes to get through and there were at least two people right in front of him who were taking forever.

9. Principal Donna's implication that someone, somewhere would lie down in bed tonight and think of me, made my spirits rise.

10. Between all the things on their list of chores and going to work, mothers, whom should be thanked by all children, are very busy, but never ask for much in return from their children.