Bellringers 76-80

1. Bellringers 76-80 Bellringers for all classes

2. Bellringer # 76 • Not only did Fred agree to go but he offered to drive. • I wanted neither to drive or even to go, but what could I do? Corrections: 1) add comma after go 2) drive nor even

3. Bellringer # 77 • Oh how good it is to see you! • Alas our visit will be a short one. • Well we’ll see each other again next month. Corrections: 1) add comma after oh 2) add comma after alas 3) add comma after well

4. Bellringer # 78 • Fire is helpful it is also dangerous. Fire provides warmth it cooks food it creates power. Fire can also destroy it must be used with care. Corrections: Fire is helpful, but it is also dangerous. Fire provides warmth; it creates power. Fire can also destroy; therefore, it must be used with care.

5. Bellringer # 79 • Without using a microscope. Cannot see organisms such as bacteria and viruses. Those who lived before Antoine van Leeuwenhoek. Could not know about germs. Corrections: We cannot see organisms such as bacteria and viruses without using a microscope. Those who lived before Antoine van Leeuwenhoek could not know about germs.

6. Bellringer # 80 • Ernest Hemingway, and F. Scott Fitzgerald belonged to the “lost generation.” • They had survived World War I, but had been strongly affected by it. • Gertrude Stein knew many of these writers well, and gave them this name. Corrections: remove comma in each