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In the sentence "Before we went to church, we ate a big breakfast" - what shape would you put round "before we went to church"?
A triangle. This tells us WHEN the sentence is happening.
What kind of word is RUN in the following sentence: "I went on a run"
It's a noun - a red 'what' word
Which words in this sentence tell us WHERE? - "The brave fireman proudly stood on the burning roof, while the others watched from under the old oak tree"
on the burning roof AND under the old oak tree
Which words in this sentence are conjunctions? "I like cake and tea but I don't like coffee"
AND BUT
Change the sentence "she is writing a story" from the PRESENT tense to the PAST tense.
she was writing a story OR she wrote a story
Change the sentence "he ate so much pizza" from the PAST tense to the PRESENT tense
he is eating so much pizza OR he eats so much pizza
In the sentence, "the dog dug a hole in the ground", what tense if DUG?
It's in the past tense
In the sentence "the sea is calm today", what sort of word is CALM?
It's an adjective, so it goes in a cloud
Use a cloud word (adjective) in a sentence
eg. I like your lovely red dress
Which words are adjectives - "the blonde boy has beautiful green eyes"
blonde, beautiful, green - these go in a cloud shape
In the sentence "I like to sing and dance", what type of words are SING and DANCE?
They are verbs. They go in the blue hexagon.
In the sentence "hello, my name is Mrs Brown", what type of word is Mrs Brown?
It's a noun. This is a who word - red oval or rectangle
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