Sentence Diagramming
Daily Diagrams 101-110
Day 110. When his great grandmother's cake with 100 burning candles was brought to the table, Jason wanted to know if he could roast marshmallows.
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Sentence Diagramming Daily Diagrams 101-110 |
| Day 101. On Saturday I attended my 57th high-school
reunion. |
| Day 102. Most classes probably have a 50th and a 60th
reunion, but not many classes have a 57th.
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| Day 103. Do you think you will go to your 50th
high-school reunion?
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| Day 104. One of life's little mysteries is why high
school casts such a spell on many of us that we journey great distances,
even in old age, to attend high-school reunions. |
| Day 105. Approximately three-fourths of the members of
the Class of 1953 are still alive; however, each year we have one or two
fewer survivors than we had the year before.
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| Day 106. A friend had a birthday party on
Saturday.
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| Day 107. Two of her daughters, two sons-in-law, three
grandchildren, and I came to my friend's party. |
| Day 108. The day of our birth is so important
that, even if others forget it, we don't.
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| Day 109. Do you think that those people who say they
prefer that their birthday pass unmentioned really mean it?
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Day 110. When his great grandmother's cake with 100 burning candles was brought to the table, Jason wanted to know if he could roast marshmallows.
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