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Glencoe Language Arts: Grammar and Language Workbook, Grade 9
Glencoe Language Arts: Grammar and Language Workbook, Grade 9
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McGraw-Hill
ISBN: 9780028182940
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Page 208: Exercise 2

Exercise 1
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Circle “didn’t” and “no”; The first time I went to summer camp, I didn’t expect to have any fun.
Exercise 2
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circle “wasn’t” and “no one”; When my parents dropped me off, there wasn’t anyone around that I knew.
Exercise 3
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Circle “didn’t” and “no”; Because I was the last to arrive, I didn’t get any choice of bunks.
Exercise 4
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Circle “wasn’t” and “nowhere”; I wasn’t getting anywhere with making my bunk until my counselor helped me.
Exercise 5
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Circle “wouldn’t” and “no”; It took a long time to fix the sheets, and I was afraid I would get no supper.
Exercise 6
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Circle “hadn’t” and “no”; In the mess hall, I sat beside Carlos, who hadn’t made any friends either.
Exercise 7
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Circle “won’t” and “never”; I will never forget Carlos because he became my best friend at camp.
Exercise 8
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Circle “wasn’t” and “no one”; One day when there was no one around, we tied the counselor’s shaving gear to the rafters.
Exercise 9
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Circle “not” and “no”; Carlos and I promised not to play any tricks on each other.
Exercise 10
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Circle “never” and “no”; I never got bitten by any mosquitos because I wore plenty of insect repellent.
Exercise 11
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Circle “weren’t” and “no”; When we hiked in the woods, we weren’t allowed to build any fires.
Exercise 12
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Circle “didn’t” and “nothing”; We looked for wild animals, but didn’t see anything but birds and squirrels.
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