Wednesday, 12/5 - Schwager is kewl ; )

*P&P

*Sight Words to consider through examples:

•  Thou (you - informal): When "you" is the subject of the clause
• C (correct): Thou wilt (You will) give me a tweak
• I (incorrect): I will give thou a tweak 

• Thee (you - informal): Use when "you" is the object of the clause
• C: I will give thee a tweak on the nose. 
• I: Thee will give me a tweak. 

• Thy (your): possessive, often used before a word that begins with a consonant sound. Keep the "a/an" article rule in mind: "a" cat, not "an" cat. Thus, "thy horse."

• Thine (your): possessive, often used before a word that begins with a vowel sound. Keep the "a/an" article rule in mind: "an" owl, not "a" owl. Thus, "thine" owl.

• Ye (your): plural form of "you" when addressing a group of people

• You (you - formal) 

*Hamlet

HW: 

1. Sight words quiz
2. J9
3. CWP Sonnet (Tues)