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What is the name of the ice cream episode from the 90s version of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Years ago I remember seeing a preview for the upcoming episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark. It was about a boy that ate ice cream and one day fell down a dumbwaiter. A poltergeist was possibly involved. I would like to watch this episode so please tell me the episode name.
It sounds like the Goosebumps episode "The Headless Ghost", Season 2, Episode 5.
http://www.tv.com/the-headless-ghost/episode/49623/summary.html?tag=search_results;title;1
I couldn't find a decent recap of the TV episode so this is from the Wikipedia page for the book.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Headless_Ghost#Plot_summary
The story of the dumbwaiter is actually about a boy who loved strawberry ice cream so much that he tried to reach for it when his bowl got stuck in the dumbwaiter and died of head trauma when he fell through and hit the bottom.
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The Dumb Waiter - Part 1
Diagramming Subordinate Clauses?
Can someone help me with diagramming these two sentences:
1. The inventions that particularly interested Catherine were two dumbwaiters that ran between the dining room and the cater.
2. If I were to visit my cousin who lives in Virginia, I know that we will go to Monticello.
Thank-you in advance!
I need help diagramming the sentences. The sentences are from a grammar book.
Diagramming means to draw or explain something with lines.
The first sentence doesn't make sense. Cater is a verb.
2. is grammatically correct.
What exactly are you asking?
