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Language Arts

Frustrated with incorrect usage, spelling, and grammar? Learn essential writing skills and avoid common mistakes. Discover synonyms and enhance your vocabulary for precision in communication. Join Mr. O’Leary in Room 110 for expert tips. Language Arts made easy!

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Language Arts

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  1. Language Arts Mr. O’Leary Room 110

  2. “Language Pet Peeves”Incorrect Usage/Spelling/Grammar And Other Stuff You Really Should Know But May Not

  3. September 6, 2016 A lot- many, a large number Allot- to distribute, handout, or ration Alot-NOT A WORD. DO NOTUSE

  4. Examples 1. I ate a lot of candy on Halloween. (correct) • I was told to allot two pencils to every student. (correct) • He sure has alot of toys. (incorrect)

  5. Alternatives—”Sophisticated Words” Synonyms (words that mean nearly the same) for a lot:

  6. “I’m Chris O’Leary and I approved this message.”

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