A Better Tomorrow 2

In the play Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet tell two adults of their love. Friar Laurence and the Nurse, the two grown-up that are aware of their relationship, both have seconds thoughts about helping them. Friar Laurence tells Romeo he is unsure about marrying the two teens because the morning before Romeo was heads-over-heals in love with Rosaline. However, Friar Laurence ignored this feeling. But if He did not ignore his feeling, Romeo would ignore him and still love and sneak around with…

One day at the start of the morning in school in fifth grade at Kaneland John Stewart Elementary School, I went to the gymnasium. The teacher was saying, "The skate forms are due tomorrow, so turn them in! I didn't turn in it in. Since you didn't turn in it in you can stay here..." Mrs. Aversa pointed to a spot right next to a fire extinguisher on a wall in a case."...or you can run or walk," shouted Mrs. Aversa. "I don't like skating," I whispered to Michael. "I don't want to skate…

forgets. Giving kids freedom does not necessarily mean you are not being a good parent, kids as she said do not have a limit to thing they still dream big bigger than adults do. As she said, adults are the one that made the problems, like war world 2, age does not matter. As a adult people mature more they realize they are some dreams that are impossible, but as a kid this thing do not happen because they do not thing of what is impossible but just in the dream they have and love. Adult have a…

and Exercising The behavior that I would like to change is eating healthier and exercising. For the past two years I have lived a sedentary life. I used to exercise four times a week for at least an hour. I have gained over 30 pounds in the past 2 ½ years. Right before I gained this weight, I was informed by my primary care physician that I was 20 pounds overweight for my height. It was not as if I wanted to gain weight, but my morale to exercise was gone. I plan to track my change in my…

captures the hardships of black oppression, yet typifies the African American attitude toward their strife. Collier begins her poem by lamenting how the African American “plants while others reap”, and how “lesser men…hold their brothers cheap;” (Collier 1-2). These lines typify black oppression after slavery describing how white society handicapped the African American populace to laboring positions, then paid them little, if at all, ultimately driving them into the ground and “reaped” all the…

“We’re going to Las Vegas!” I heard my mom bellow from upstairs. “ What” I heard myself say, trying not to believe my ears. “We are going to Las Vegas” she repeated, “ Pack up, we’re leaving tomorrow morning!” I didn’t want to go to Las Vegas as it took 7 hours to get there, and back( maybe even 10). It took way too long, and in a car that’s not that big, It was going to forever. We lived in an old house next to a church, many people lived with us, such as my uncle, grandma, grandpa, 4…

sentence. Example: The lessons begin tomorrow. Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter. 1. You don't seem to understand. 2. Why didn't you ask me? 3. The boy will be punished for his wrongs. 4. Get out of here. 5. Did you see that! Lesson 302 - Capitalization Capitalize the word I, either alone or in a contraction. Examples : Do I get to go? I said that I'm here. Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter. 1. I must ask my mother. 2. You and I get to see the movie.…

Underline the AWL vocabulary words in each sentence. Rewrite the sentence in your own words by changing the AWL vocabulary word into a synonym. 1. I am neutral about the accuracy of the author. I am impartial about the precision of the creator. 2. He did not cite federal laws, but he is an expert. He didn't refer to government laws, but he is a specialist. 3. The federal government was cooperative when they allocated overseas funding. The national government was helpful when they…

white Americans that view black people as less then them. The narrator is aware that the company is more superior than he is. Another symbol in the poem is “tomorrow” which the narrator is referring as the future. The narrator says, tomorrow, / I’ll be at the table (8-9). In lines eight and nine, the narrator does not literally mean that tomorrow he will sit at the table, instead, he means that someday in the future he will have his rights as an American. The table symbolizes freedom and…

Question 2 In “In Between the World and Me”, Ta-Nehisi Coates talks about dreamers and their dreams. The dream he describes is the American dream that is portrayed to be available to all. Coates basically said that the dream was not obtainable for black people. He says the dreamers themselves were white people. The dream, according to Coates, was built on a foundation of black people’s bodies. In other words success in America without black people. Later on, Coates talks to his son in the…