Big Boy Persuasive Essay

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1.Fred told Tony that polka-dotted underwear was showing through the ripped seat of his dress pants. 2.Brendan’s snoring was so loud that he distracted everyone in class from the exciting pronoun reference lecture. 3.Ms.Simpson’s decided to postpone the pronoun reference quiz so that her composition students could discuss their new 3,000-word essay. This made everyone happy. 4.After flunking the chemistry exam, Theodore brought peanut butter cookies to Dr.Wilson, his professor, who was not pleases by this. 5.Big Boy is a trained killer whale at Ocean World, tried to swallow a New Jersey toddler who wants dot pet Big Boy’s nose. 6.Mrs.Geiger told Maria, her student, that she needed to conquer her fear of computer because there are a valuable

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