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Parents SP&G ­ Final.notebook 1 March 16, 2017

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ParentSP&GWorkshop Wednesday18thJanuary2017

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Word Classes

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WALT­identifyandclassifynouns Whatarenouns? names,person,placeorthings

• commonnoun
• pronoun
• propernoun
• collectivenoun
• abstractnoun
• compound(nounphrases)
• concretenoun
• countable/uncountablenouns=9

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WALT­identifyandclassifynouns

TopTip athe

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WALT­identifyandclassifypronouns Pronounreplacenounstocreatecohesion MrsLongdenhaddrunktoomuchtea. Herstomachheavedbutshestilldecidedtohave anothercup. Relativepronouns Personalpronouns PossessivePronouns Reflexivepronouns Demonstrativepronouns Indefinitepronouns

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WALT­identifyandclassifypronouns

That,who,whose,whom,whatwhich Relativepronounsintroducerelative clauses. Thattheyarethewhwords RPN=That+5wh

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WALT­identifyandclassifypronouns PossessivePronouns Possessivepronounsareusedtoindicatewho (orwhat)ownssomething.

I we he she it they me us you them mine

• urs yours

his hers its theirs

PossessivePronouns PersonalPronouns Singular Plural

Thepossessive7 Handmovements

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WALT­identifyandclassifypronouns its mine yours his hers

• urs

theirs

yours mine

• urs

hers

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sleek treacherous intimidating dilapidated crumbling elegant ancient dangerous Beautiful,ugly,nice Adjectivestellusmoreaboutnouns

WALT­useappropriateadjectives

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Verbs Doingoractionwords TopTip Infinitive To...

WALT­identifyandclassifyverbs

Skip Smile Jump Sing

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Adverbs

How, When, Where Manner Time & Place

Game­tyingashoelace bossily,noisilyetc.

WALT­identifyandclassifyadverbs

Adverbs describe verbs

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Sadly, Chelsea lost the game of football. The bus turned to the left unexpectedly, sending everyone falling roughly to the right. She acted well in the play. The time will run out soon. Adverbs describe verbs - how, when, where

WALT­identifyandclassifyadverbs

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ModalVerbs­Degreeofpossibility

can,could,may,might,will,would, must,shall,should,oughtto

Icouldeatalargebarofchocolate.(positive) Icouldn'teataVindaloo­it'stoohot(negative) WALT­identifyandclassifymodalverbs A u x i l i a r y v e r b s

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WALT­identifyandclassifyprepositions

Whereorwhensomethingisinrelationto somethingelse

Thecrocodileisnexttothepond.

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WALT­identifydeterminers

• Determinersarewordswhichintroducenouns.

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Definitive Article Indefinitive Article

• Therearemanydifferenttypesof

determinersincludingarticles

WALT­identifyarticles Definitive article Indefinitive article

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Connectives

wordsorphrasesthatlinkclauses/ sentencestogether CoordinatingConjunctions SubordinatingConjunctions

WALT­identifyconnectives/conjunctions

When Although If Because D e s p i t e As

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Sentences

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Don'tforgettoincludethedeterminer WALT­identifythesubject,verbandobject Sentencesrequireasubject,averbandan

• bject.

Thecatsatonthemat.

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WALT­identifyphrases

W h a t  i s  a  p h r a s e ?

• Agroupofwords
• Donotmakesenseontheirown
• Notacompletesentence
• Addinformationtothesentence

Thesnarlingdog Laterthatday, inadarkredsuit beautifullygreen

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WALT­identifyphrases Adverbialphrases Adverbstelluswhen,whereorhowthe actionistakingplace.

Frontedadverbialsarephraseswhichgoatthefrontof sentencesandarefollowedbyacomma. How­Asloudlyashecould,thedragonroared. When­Asdawnbroke,thedragonroared. Where­Fromthecave,thedragonroared. Canadverbialphrasesgoanywhereelse? Thedragonwalkswithalimp­hehasanoldinjury. Thedragondecidedtoleavethecaveassoonashecould.

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Nounphrasesareseveralwordsthatwhen groupedtogetheractlikeanoun.

NounTowers Whatisit?  dog noun Whichone? Thatdog  determiner Whatisitlike? Thatsavagewhitedog adjective

WALT­identifyphrases Adjectivephrases Adjectivephrasesareseveralwordsthat whengroupedtogetherdescribethenoun

Cold,bleak,bitingweather,

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Whatisaclause?

WALT­identifyclauses

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WALT­usemainandsubordinateclauses Wedidn'twearourcoats.



Whattypeofclauseisthisandwhy?

Mainclause/ independent clause/simple sentence Subject Verb Object

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Helikesdogs,andshelikescats.

SubjectVerb Object SubjectVerbObject

Coordinating conjunction

,

Mainclause/ independentclause Mainclause/ independentclause

WALT­usemainandsubordinateclauses

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WALT­usemainandsubordinateclauses WhenJohnfinished,hewenttothecinema.

Subordinateclause/ Dependentclause Mainclause/ Independentclause

ComplexSentence

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WALT­usemainandsubordinateclauses

Asitwasraining,Sueworeacoat.

Whenwestartasentencewithasubordinate clause,webeginwithasubordinatingconjunction? Howelsecouldwewritethissentence?

Sueworeacoatasitwasraining.

Whyisthisimportant?

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WALT­userelativeclauses

Theastronautclimbedoutofhisspacerocket.

Mainclause.

I t ' s relativebecauseit relatestothesubjectŴ Theastronaut,whowaskeentoexplore Mars,climbedoutofhisspacerocket.

Relativepronoun Relativeclause Doublecommatrick

C

• m

p l e x  S e n t e n c e

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WALT­identifystatements,commands,questionsand exclamations

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Tenses

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WALT­identifytenses Simplepresenttense­somethingthatishappeningnow

Iwalktoschool.

Simplepasttense­somethingthathasfinished

Iwalkedtoschool.

Simplefuturetense­somethingthatwilloccurinthe

future Ishallwalktoschool.

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WALT­identifytenses

G l

• s

s a r y

Verb­actionword Infinitiveverb­simplestform­tosmile Auxiliaryverb­helperverb­e.gtobeortohave Iamhiding Ihavedisappeared Pastparticiple­verbformendsinedoren cooked broken Presentparticiple­verbformendsining skipping watching

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WALT­usetheperfecttense

Perfecttense­whenactionsarecompletedoveraperiod

• ftime

(+have/had/has/will&ed)

Presentperfecttense­actionhappenedatanunspecified

timeinthepastandcontinuesintothepresent Ihavedisappeared. Shehaslivedherefortenyears.

Pastperfecttense­actionhappenedinthepastbefore

anotheractionhappened Bythetimetheguardnoticed,wehadescaped.

Futureperfecttense­actionthatwilloccursometimein

thefuturebeforeanotheraction Hewillhaveoffended.

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WALT­usetheprogressive/continuoustense Progressive/continuoustense­whenactionsare

• ngoing

(+am/is/was/were/willbe&ing)

Presentcontinuoustense­actioniscontinuingatthesame

timeassomethingelseishappening Iamhidinginatreeuntilitgetsdark.

Pastcontinuoustense­actionwashappeningatthesame

timeasanotheraction Youwerefallingasleepwhenyouheardtheloudcrash.

Futurecontinuoustense­anongoingactionthatisgoing

tohappeninthefuture ShewillbewatchingtelevisionuntilafterStrictlyhasfinished.

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Voice& Mood

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WALT­usedifferentvoicesandmoods Subjunctiveform Usedinformalwritingtoexpressanobligation

• rdesire.Itissomethingwhichisimaginedor

wishedfor. IfIwasstronger,Iwouldliftthebox. IfIwerestronger,Iwouldliftthebox.

Filmclip

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Active&PassiveVoice

Active=emphasizethesubjectisdoingsomething Passive=emphasizethesubjectishavingsomethingdonetothem

ThinkŴ subject, verb,object WALT­usedifferentvoicesandmoods s v

• s

v

• Active

Passive

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WALT­usedifferentvoicesandmoods PassivebyZombies

Q u i c k T i p Ifyoucanputthephrasebyzombiesafterthesentence anditmakessense,thenitislikelytobepassive. Abatflewacrossthesilverymoon. Penicillinwasdiscoveredin1928. Mypoemaboutcheesemiteshasbeenpublished. John'sfalseteethwentmissing.

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Punctuation

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Inverted commas

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Spelling

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Activitiesto playat home

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SWITCHTHE...

Theoldastronautwalked slowly acrosstheemptyplanet.

noun,adverb,verb,adjective, preposition,article

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ShortdateinyourMorningWorkbook

How many word classes can you find?

Marching = present tense verb angrily = adverb Noun Adjective Verb Adverb Determiner Conjunction Preposition Challenge: What types of nouns, conjunctions, determiners etc.

Marching angrily across the crowded room, the grumpy old man clenched his fists tightly and turned bright red in the face!

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WordClassCalculator

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