Well, I guess it can be said that at least they tried.
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I’ll just say, “Good start, now let’s start revising.” I liked Miss Lauren’s energy and evident interest in the project. I hope she keeps it up. I think hers was the better of the two. I think young Travis has done a bit of plagiarizing in his report. He needs to get some help in pronunciation.
Kevin LevinMar 22, 2014 @ 12:20
Thanks, Al. I will go ahead and pass on your suggestions. 🙂
BrentMar 22, 2014 @ 13:25
Personally, I was shocked to hear that poor Robert was abandoned by his 11-year-old father!
Meg ThompsonMar 22, 2014 @ 16:33
“Fun facts.”
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I’ll just say, “Good start, now let’s start revising.” I liked Miss Lauren’s energy and evident interest in the project. I hope she keeps it up. I think hers was the better of the two. I think young Travis has done a bit of plagiarizing in his report. He needs to get some help in pronunciation.
Thanks, Al. I will go ahead and pass on your suggestions. 🙂
Personally, I was shocked to hear that poor Robert was abandoned by his 11-year-old father!
“Fun facts.”