Subject: PrepMatters Session Report
From: "PrepMatters" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2018 08:31:17 -0400

PrepMatters session report for Maisy Biden.

Session Information
Session Entry Date: 06/13/18 6:21 pm EDT
Length: 1 hr
Subject: TP - ACT
Attendance: Attended

Parent Note:

Can you send (resend) me her neuropysch eval? would also love to chat over the next few days?

Student Note:

Semicolon = period.

Sentence; sentence.

Colon:

Complete Sentence: explanatory info.

Maisy loves lots of sports: soccer, Lax, basketball, etc.

Ned has one goal: more sleep.

It would be incorrect to write

"Maisy loves lots of sports such as: soccer, Lax, basketball, etc." because

"Maisy loves lots of sports such as" is not a complete sentence.

Commas:

1. To separate items in a list.

Mike ate two hot dogs, three hamburgers, and a fistful of antacids.

2. To isolate parenthetical expressions.

Sophia, who just LOVES the ACT, is working hard to go to Emory.

3. To join two COMPLETE sentences with one of the FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so). So, for example, “Ned likes vanilla, but he is not a fan of pistachio.” That needs a comma, but this one doesn’t: “Ned likes vanilla but not pistachio.” Cool?

English

•Read everything. Context matters.

• Read “out loud.” Mumble, mumble, mumble!

• Iowa: simple is good.