Lawnboy Chapter 6

The author stated "And it was only the last week in June."

At Arnold's house "there were four pickups and twelve people waiting for me..."

Lawnboy thought "And so I went on mowing lawns."

"Once or twice Grandma came over for dinner."

noun

verb

adjective

adverb

to sing together

to come together in a group, or gather people or animals into a group

to drive a large number of lawnmowers

to meet at someone's house so you will all be prepared to complete the job you have for that day

The narrator realizes his lawn mowing business is much more than a neighborhood kid cutting lawns. A real business is ending.

The narrator realizes his lawn mowing business is much less than a neighborhood kid cutting lawns. A real business is forming

The narrator realizes his lawn mowing business is much more than a neighborhood kid cutting lawns. A real business is forming

Lawnboy is going bankrupt. His business is over because he can't keep up with the large number of lawns that need to be mowed.

To Arnold's house

To the gas station

To visit his grandmother

To play baseball with his friends

Pasqual's cousin Louie kept up with the jobs in his notebook.

Pasqual kept track of the different jobs.

He kept a notebook with the information

He told Arnold and Arnold kept up with them.

Lawnboy

Arnold

Louie

Pasqual

14

336

20,160

12,096,000