To presently earn the next admission ticket in our radiant Gilded Coupon Campaign, students must fashion an original sentence using at least five fanciful IEW vocabulary words. The student who adorns his or her complete sentence profusely with the most validated vocabulary words will emerge as the prestigious victor of an an extra monumental ticket!
Fortuitously, students need not quake, bellow, or despair at this awesome assignment. To aid them in accomplishing this colossal feat, they may use any tantalizing word from Lessons 1-19. And although their ruthless and sinister EEL instructor does not wish to corrupt their young minds, she will accept explicit run-on sentences without wail or falter. Also, in order to deplete the vocab list, students may deftly use a word in a form that resembles the original. For example, "petrified" may be employed as "petrify," or "defy" may be written as "defiant" or "defiantly."
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