Memes

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We have been working with run-on sentences, and different ways to avoid writing them. Our teacher asked us to create three different memes; each containing a sentence that shows a different way to avoid run-ons. Each meme's sentence must connect to the meme.

The memes below were created by makeameme.org



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  1. Mrs. McGuireOctober 27, 2019 at 6:01 PM

    Love your memes. The skeleton one is awesome. Where is your post about copyright...what surprised you, why you learned, and why you're not going to use Google to get images. Also, where are your three photos and your description of each. Please catch before the end of the week.

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