ABC Wednesday
Welcome to ABC Wednesday Round 10. A fun project, now in its fifth year! If you have something to share, be it a photograph, piece of art or poetry please post in on your blog and sign up here with Linky tools. Due to time differences just post when it is convenient on Tuesday onwards.
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
T is for........
T is for Teamwork - which is what ABC Wednesday is all about!
As part of the Team each of us will bring you a TERRIFIC introduction each week to Tantalize you...and to keep you happy!!
TALKING of teamwork - would YOU like to be involved with ABC Wednesday?
Only a few more weeks to go before we reach ANOTHER Round.
How about YOU writing an introduction, or becoming part of the TEAM?
Just shout up!
Denise ABC Founder & Team member/
Tuesday, 22 May 2012
S is for Signs
Since this is S week, I'll keep this introduction short and sweet. S is for signs and I'm only posting one shot but it contains dozens of signs.
Salutations to the ABC Wednesday Show Stoppers.
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
R is for READ
Sometimes the mind goes where it will go.
I look at the word READ, and I don't know how to pronounce it.
If it's a verb in the present tense, it's pronounced like REED:
The common reed:
Reed Richards of the comic book group, the Fantastic Four
Nikki Reed, who was in those Twilight movies, as you may know (I didn't).
One would conjugate the verb:
I read. You read. He/she/it reads. We read. You read. They read.
If it's a verb in the past tense, it's pronounced like the color (or colour) RED:
One would conjugate the verb:
I read. You read. He/she/it read. We read. You read. They read.
Regardless of the tense, one should READ all the fine entries on ABC Wednesday this week. I'm sure you will have READ them by this time next week. After all, reading is FUNdamental.
I look at the word READ, and I don't know how to pronounce it.
If it's a verb in the present tense, it's pronounced like REED:
The common reed:
Reed Richards of the comic book group, the Fantastic Four
Nikki Reed, who was in those Twilight movies, as you may know (I didn't).
One would conjugate the verb:
I read. You read. He/she/it reads. We read. You read. They read.
If it's a verb in the past tense, it's pronounced like the color (or colour) RED:
One would conjugate the verb:
I read. You read. He/she/it read. We read. You read. They read.
Regardless of the tense, one should READ all the fine entries on ABC Wednesday this week. I'm sure you will have READ them by this time next week. After all, reading is FUNdamental.
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