Double correct
M:Â I drawed a picture.
D:Â Yes, I like how you drew that picture.
M:Â In this case, it’s drawed.
M:Â I drawed a picture.
D:Â Yes, I like how you drew that picture.
M:Â In this case, it’s drawed.
Note: Miles likes it when Denny and I talk in a high voice and pretend to be Tobin talking. Therefore, the T(D) means Denny speaking as Tobin.
M:Â Pretend Tobin doesn’t know what a skeleton is.
T(D):Â What’s a skeleton, Miles?
M: It’s a scary creature that lives inside you. Pretend Tobin doesn’t know what a skeleton doesn’t have.
T(D):Â What doesn’t a skeleton have?
M: Eyeballs.  Ask what else a skeleton doesn’t have.
T(D):Â What else doesn’t a skeleton have?
M: A penis. Ask what else a skeleton doesn’t have.
T(D):Â What else doesn’t a skeleton have?
M:Â A skeleton especially doesn’t have HAIR!
M:Â Knock, knock.
D:Â Who’s there?
M:Â Elevator.
D:Â Elevator who?
M:Â How do we get out of the elevator at school if there’s an electric eye?
D:Â How?
M:Â We RUN.
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