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Created on June 6, 2023
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Writing Part 7: Story
KEY for Schools Writing
start
index
Analyse task
Analyse model answer
Adjectives & adverbs
01
Understanding the task
Strategies to help understand and complete the task.
Writing part 7: Story
What do you have to write?
Look at the 3 pictures. Write the story shown in the pictures. Write 35 words or more.
Writing part 7: Story
How many words should you write?
Look at the 3 pictures. Write the story shown in the pictures. Write 35 words or more.
Writing part 7: Story
What grammar tense should you use?
Look at the 3 pictures. Write the story shown in the pictures. Write 35 words or more.
Writing part 7: Story
What information should you include?
Look at the 3 pictures. Write the story shown in the pictures. Write 35 words or more.
02
Look at this story
Student's answer
Boys walked to restaurant. Waiter served pizza and cake. All food gone. Happy boys, full bellies.
Has the student written something about each picture?
Boys walked to restaurant. Waiter served pizza and cake. All food gone. Happy boys, full bellies.
Has the student written enough words?
Boys walked to restaurant. Waiter served pizza and cake. All food gone. Happy boys, full bellies.
is the answer easy to understand?
Boys walked to restaurant. Waiter served pizza and cake. All food gone. Happy boys, full bellies.
How many sentences are there?
Boys walked to restaurant. Waiter served pizza and cake. All food gone. Happy boys, full bellies.
Are the sentences long or short?
How can we make them longer?
Boys walked to restaurant. Waiter served pizza and cake. All food gone. Happy boys, full bellies.
Look at this Story? is it better? Why/ why not?
A group of boys walked happily to the restaurant, excited for a tasty meal together. The waiter brought a yummy pizza and a delicious cake to their table. The boys quickly ate all the food and smiled with full tummies.
The answer is better because it uses adjectives and adverbs
Adjectives: describe things and people. Adverbs: describe how we do things
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Underline the adjectives
A group of boys walked happily to the restaurant, excited for a tasty meal together. The waiter brought a yummy pizza and a delicious cake to their table. The boys quickly ate all the food and smiled with full tummies.
Underline the adverbs
A group of boys walked happily to the restaurant, excited for a tasty meal together. The waiter brought a yummy pizza and a delicious cake to their table. The boys quickly ate all the food and smiled with full tummies.
03
Adjectives
Putting into the correct order
Adjectives are used to describe nouns. they must go in the correct order.
We often have two adjectives in front of a noun: More than 2 is unusual
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Sort
put in the correct order
Adverbs are used to describe how we do something
Adverbs often end in -ly or -ily. But some don't follow the rules.
Bravo
Match the adjective with the noun
Balloon
excited
Busy
puppy
Teacher
Colourful
Tired
Street
Error
Noisy
Children
Undo the last line
Check
Restart
Bravo
Match the adjective with the noun
hard
Speak
Run
politely
Brightly
Work
Smile
quickly
Error
Walk
Slowly
Undo the last line
Check
Restart
The _____ cat walked _____ across the room. It was a _____ night, and the rain fell _____ outside. The cat was _____, so it moved _____ towards its food bowl."
Bruce
carefully heavy fat dark
quietly hungry cold
Slowly happily sadly nervously
black quickly tired
thanks!