DAILY ORAL LANGUAGE WEEK 7 DIRECTIONS Using your

DAILY ORAL LANGUAGE WEEK # 7

DIRECTIONS Using your best handwriting, please write the two sentences on the next slide into your Language spiral notebook. Watch out! There are errors in the sentences that need to be corrected. Write each sentence correctly into your notebook. Keep this spiral to study for the test over these sentences that will be on Friday.

DAY 1 Once African americans in the south couldn’t never sit with white people on busses A woman named Rosa parks fighted two change this unfair law.

CORRECTED SENTENCES DAY 1 Once African Americans in the South couldn’t (ever) sit with white people on buses A woman named Rosa Parks fought to change this unfair law.

DAY 2 On thursday december 1, 1955 parks get on a bus. Parks sitting in the section for blacks or whites but one white person didn’t have no seat.

CORRECTED SENTENCES DAY 2 On Thursday, December 1, 1955, Parks got on a bus. Parks (was) sitting in the section for blacks or whites, but one white person had no (didn’t have any) seat.

DAY 3 “Get up!” yell the bus driver but parks wouldn’t move no way. Parks goed to jail it was the first of many clashs to come.

CORRECTED SENTENCES DAY 3 � “Get up!” yelled the bus driver, but Parks wouldn’t move. � Parks went to jail. It was the first of many clashes to come. Or Parks went to jail; it was the first of many clashes to come.

DAY 4 To protest parks’s arrest, african americans refused to ride buses in montgomery. Bus companies reported huge loss’s of money the law were changed.

CORRECTED SENTENCES DAY 4 To protest Parks’s arrest, African Americans refused to ride buses in Montgomery. Bus companies reported huge losses of money. The law was changed. OR Bus companies reported huge losses of money; the law was changed.