Thursday, June 4, 2015

Victory's senses writing

Victory’s Sencers in school.
pronouns - replace the name of a person - eg I replaces Abby, we replaces Naomi and me, they replaces Blake, Georgia and Graeme.
verbs - action / doing words - ask yourself, ‘Can I do this?’  If you can, then it’s most likely a verb.
adverb - describes a verb, adjective or other adverb - eg-describes a verb, adjective or other adverb - eg softly, cheerfully,
noun - a person, place or thing - the name of something.
adjective - describe nouns


A simple sentence needs to have a verb, and a subject (who is there and what are they doing).


A compound sentence is two related simple sentences joined together with a FANBOYS word (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so).
Highlight your simple sentences in your writing.
See
One cool,  calm  day the fast cars zoomed through the rocky roads.
I can see the poor trees growing moss.
I can see a barky playgournd.
i can see a big red,blue and yellow school.






Hear


I can hear the hard rocky roads.
I can hear my cool friends talking like mad men.
I can hear the birds sing to their destination.



Smell
I can smell the tough purfume.




Touch


I can feel the rough w00d.

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