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THURSDAY
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WALT Write compound sentences (Step 3)
Two main clauses
Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS)Join with the conjunction so & but
Adjectives and adverbsComma before coordinating conjunctions
We will be writing a character description of The BFG
TIB
WILF
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CONJUNCTIONS
Conjunctions are words or phrases that we use to link sentences together to make our writing flow
better.
Conjunctions join main clauses together to make a compound sentence.
When we remove the conjunction, we have two main clauses that make sense alone.
main clause main clauseconjunction
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CONJUNCTIONS
There are two different types of conjunctions: coordinating and subordinating.
In year 6, we must show that we know how to use both - a variety - in our writing at all times.
Do you know what coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions are?
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CONJUNCTIONS
Coordinating conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Today, we will continue looking at COORDINATING conjunctions - otherwise known as 'FANBOYS'
When we use coordinating conjunctions, we must use a comma before the conjunction word. We
must always check that we have two main clauses.
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Spot the mistakes...
The BFG had ears the size of space station satellite dishes and they helped him to hear every tiny humming noise of the most wonderful dreams.
Because he was so gigantic, the BFG's trousers were the wrong size and they were too short in the leg.
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Today, we will focus on using 'but'
What is the difference between these two sentences?
The BFG was a giant, capable of eating human beings, but didn't.
The BFG was a little mixed-up when he attempted to speak, but he always tried his best.
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Today, we will focus on using 'but' and 'so'
Can you complete this sentence?
butThe BFG has enormous ears,
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Can you complete this sentence?
butHe has small beady eyes,
Today, we will focus on using 'but' and 'so'
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Today, we will focus on using 'so' and 'but'
What is the difference between these two sentences?
The BFG chose not to eat human beans, so instead he ate disgusting snozzcumbers.
The BFG didn't like gobbling up human beings so collected dreams instead.
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Today, we will focus on using 'so' and 'but'
Can you complete this sentence?
soHe carried a suitcase,
Let's purple polish it and make it even better...
Can we add an opener?
Can we add any adverbs?
Can we improve any adjectives? description?
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Can you complete this sentence?
soHe had long legs,
Let's purple polish it and make it even better...
Can we add an opener?
Can we add any adverbs?
Can we improve any adjectives? description?
Today, we will focus on using 'so' and 'but'
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COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
Extension: Can you write one of your own compound sentences for ''so' and 'but' about the BFG?
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FRIDAY
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Standard English
Always write in Standard English
Standard English is the type of language you should use in your written work. It makes your writing clearer.
Sometimes, people speak in non-standard English, but you shouldn't do this when you're writing.
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Standard English
Non-standard English They is all very smart.
She and me went to the park.
I fly to Spain last year.
Can I have two of them oranges?
What should we say instead to be speaking in Standard English?
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Standard EnglishStandard English
They is all very smart.
They are all very smart. The verb should agree with the subject.
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Standard EnglishStandard English
She and me went to the park.
She and I went to the park.Check if 'me' or 'I' is correct by removing the other person from the sentence it should still make
sense (I went to the park).
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Standard EnglishStandard English
I fly to Spain last year.
I flew to Spain last year.Make sure your sentences stay in the correct
tense.
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Standard EnglishStandard English
Can I have two of them oranges?
Can I have two of those oranges?'Those' can be used as a determiner but 'them' can't. Make sure you use 'those' before a noun.
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CORRECT THE SENTENCES
She ain't done her homework.
Simon and Peter is playing football today.
I won't attend any of his theatre productions.
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CORRECT THE SENTENCES
me and my mom went to the shop
Lucy sam john and me were playing
i and my family went bowling
my family and i went abroad
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What is an ADVERB?
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AdverbsAdverbs describe verbs. They
tell you how or when an action
was done. Most adverbs end in -ly
quickly slowly suddenly late
Christine knits rapidly . Pip came home early.
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AdverbsYou can also describe
adjectives using an adverb.
Words like 'really', 'quite' and 'very' are all adverbs. They
show how much and adjective modifies a noun.
A very happy dog.
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STOP CHECK!Adverbs describe verbs but they sometimes describe adjectives
and other adverbs.
Underline the adverbs in these sentences.
Along the coast, the mist rolled in spookily.
Talib flipped pancakes expertly.
Xavi ran quickly into the door.
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