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It is time to develop and present your Digital Showbag activities. I look forward to see your work coming together, ready to use for your oral presentation. Make the most of your class time and organise to complete homework as needed. Enjoy!

BY JORDAN AND JAYK.

= SHIRT FRONT REVIEW by pap0001 =

This book is about aussie rules football. why special things in the game that has happened. Players past and present and the most famous players nicknames. The most famous players to ever play. Where it was first played and when. How many grand finals each team has won. Tells us about all the rules and strategies. All clubs and when they were created. Timeline about when it was on tv. Mainly the legends that ever played football. The best thing about this book. Tells you about footy. I didn’t like the way. How the chapters are to long. You might like this book if you also enjoy. Afl football. A good place to read this. Home or library. If this book had a soundtrack it would be. Holy grail. I rate this book. 9/10 I give this rating because its about my favourite sport.

SIMPLE, COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES AT WORK IN THE TEXT:
 * Simple sentences: These sentences contain a subject, a verb and a completed thought ||
 * 1. p.1. I love football. ||
 * 2. p.8. Each team choose an umpire. ||
 * 3. p.11. Gold had paved the way for Melbournes growth. ||


 * Compund sentences: These sentences combine two sentences with a co-ordinating conjunction; for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. ||
 * 1. p.8. The scores were level at a goal apiece, so the teams agreed to meet again in two weeks time. ||
 * 2. p.8. They did, but neither side managed to score. ||
 * 3. p.14. Historian Geoffrey Blainey beleives that early footballs were round, and that the frounds were rectangular, not oval. ||

By Jordan B.
 * Complex sentences: These sentences combine a complete sentence and an incomplete sentence using sub-ordinating conjuctions; after, although, as, because, before, even though, if, since, though, unless, until, when, whenever, whereas, wherever, while. ||
 * 1. p.65. When a charity was organised between Essendon, the VFL premiers in 1924, and the VFA champions Footscray, no one wxpected Footscray to win. ||
 * 2. p.96. After the war, Australia settled down into one of the most stable periods of time. ||
 * 3. p.166. Still the AFL could be estatic with the national compettition as the non-Victorian clubs did well, and after the doldrums of the 1980's attendence rose again. ||
 * Simple sentences: These sentences contain a subject, a verb and a completed thought ||
 * 1. p.1. I love football. ||
 * 2. p.56. The carlton scandal was hardly the first case of bribery in football. ||
 * 3. p.74. Gordan wasn't an istant success. ||


 * Compund sentences: These sentences combine two sentences with a co-ordinating conjunction; for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so. ||
 * 1. p.10. The Melbourne cemetary had been moved to the site in Carlton in 1883, but it was badly designed. ||
 * 2. p.127-128. The final siren went, but the umpire said blight could take the kick if he wanted to. ||
 * 3. p.78. Of course everyone assumed the truck driver was a Collingwood supporter, but he was actually South Melbourne. ||

By Jayk P.
 * Complex sentences: These sentences combine a complete sentence and an incomplete sentence using sub-ordinating conjuctions; after, although, as, because, before, even though, if, since, though, unless, until, when, whenever, whereas, wherever, while. ||
 * 1. p.65. When a charity was organised between Essendon, the VFL premiers in 1924, and the VFA champions Footscray, no one wxpected Footscray to win. ||
 * 2. p.96. After the war, Australia settled down into one of the most stable periods of time. ||
 * 3. p.166. Still the AFL could be estatic with the national compettition as the non-Victorian clubs did well, and after the doldrums of the 1980's attendence rose again. ||

Hello Jayk and Jordan. Welcome to your text response learning space. In this space you will complete good copies of your text response study notes and then design and present your assignment responses. I look forward to seeing your work develop.





Word: retribution, a punishment. Word: eucalyptus, a kind of evergreen tree. Word: vincity, area e.g. neighbourhood. Word: influential, I guessed it was a bad influence but it means just having an influence. By Jayk P.
 * __ Summariser __** : Rugby players were not allowed to play Australian Rules football. Where and when they played was being announced, the rules of the game and great players and St Kilda, Geelong and Richmond were announced in the competition.
 * __ Illustrator: __** John Mills was kicked by another player. He went home but died later from a ruptured intestine.
 * __ Question writer : __** How many umpires did they have? They had three umpires. How long did the first game go for? The first game went for fifteen hours.
 * __ Vocabulary finder __** :