Year 6 · English · Writing
Grammar for effect
Vary sentence structures for effect, use clauses and keep tense and subject-verb agreement consistent.
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- 3D lesson: Grammar for effect — Find main and subordinate clauses and place the comma, choose a short sentence for tension, fix verbs that slip tense or don't agree, and crack I or me with the cover-up test.
- Teacher presentation — slides to put on the projector.
- Worksheets at three levels — Tūī (support), Kererū (core) and Kea (extension), each with an answer key on the last page.
- Online practice — assign it to your class in the Crateclass classroom and the results come back by themselves.
Written for Te Mātaiaho, Phase 2 (Years 4–6), with New Zealand places, money and native birds.
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