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P5 Writing Task 1 - Diary Entry
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What is this and why do we use it?
Mind map, to help to organise our writing.
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The process of checking someone else's work for mistakes is called...
Peer correction
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glad that / we didn't / friends since / We have / P1 so / been best / lose our / I am / friendship.
We have been best friends since P1 so I am glad we didn't lose our friendship.
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We learnt a valuable story from the argument.
We learnt a valuable LESSON from the argument.
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I will wrote her a letter so that she knows how sorry I am.
I will WRITE her a letter so that she knows how sorry I am.
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Talk about an argument you had with a friend for 30 seconds.
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What kind of mistakes do people make when they are writing?
Grammar, spelling, punctuation, format, meaning
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Which is the odd one out? Quickly, friendly, angrily, quietly
Friendly, because it is an adjective (the rest are adverbs)
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my / I / a / huge / today. / argument / friend / with / had / earlier
I had a huge argument with my friend earlier today.
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The process of checking our own work for mistakes is called....
Proofreading
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Which is the odd-one-out? Argument, quarrel, agreement, fight
Agreement
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Furious, special, shocked and embarrassed are all examples of what kind of word?
Adjectives
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My friend was so angrily and disappointed in me for what I did.
My friend was so ANGRY and disappointed in me for what I did.
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I'm so happier today because my friend accepted my apology.
I'm so HAPPY today because my friend accepted my apology.
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Find the mistake: You should always try to apolgise, to your friends, after you have an argument.
The commas are not needed
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What is the opposite of disappointed?
Happy, delighted, cheerful, glad
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