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Synonyms and Antonyms Synonym: a word that means exactly the same as another word. Antonym: a word that is an opposite meaning of another word.
- 1. big
- 2. good
- 3. wet
- 4. clean
- 5. enemy
- 6. slow
- 7. difficult
- 8. day
- 9. happy
- 10. soft
- 11. poor
- 12. ugly
- 13. hot
- 14. quiet
- 15. wrong
- 16. awake
Write the antonyms
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Lesson 11 Constructing an argument and debate.notebook 2 May 03, 2020
Answer these Qs. TOP TIP: Use the process of elimination if unsure.
a) b) c) d)
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Lesson 11 Constructing an argument and debate.notebook 3 May 03, 2020
BIG PICTURE Balanced argument Internal monologue
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Lesson 11 Constructing an argument and debate.notebook 4 May 03, 2020
To construct supporting and opposing reasons for the argument: 'Is Macbeth fully responsible for his evil actions?'
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Lesson 11 Constructing an argument and debate.notebook 5 May 03, 2020
To construct supporting and opposing reasons for an argument
What can you remember about conjunctions?
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Lesson 11 Constructing an argument and debate.notebook 6 May 03, 2020
To construct supporting and opposing reasons for an argument
'Is Macbeth fully responsible for his evil actions?'
YES: NO:
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To construct supporting and opposing reasons for an argument
YES NO
Bronze Silver Gold List reasons to support and
argument. Bronze+ Can you use additive conjunctions?
Silver+ Can you use contrastive and causal conjunctions?
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Lesson 11 Constructing an argument and debate.notebook 8 May 03, 2020
To construct supporting and opposing reasons for an argument
YES NO
TeacherđShared
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To construct supporting and opposing reasons for an argument
REFLECTION What makes a successful debate?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zxvv4wx/articles/ztx8pbk
