The boy sat by his work.
Month: November 2012
Add a main clause to this subordinate clause.
…as the sun was shining…
What ifs? What would you do?
What If? questions can help you think about what to do in case of bullying.
There are no right answers because every case is different. Use the questions
to decide what you think might work. Think of your own solutions and ideas.
1. You are walking to school and a gang of older bullies demands your
money, skateboard, mobile phone, etc. Do you:
a. Fight them?
b. Shout and run away?
c. Give them the money?
2. You are on the school playground and someone accidentally trips
you. Do you:
a) Hit the person hard?
b) Give him or her a chance to apologise?
c) Sit down and cry?
3. You are in the school toilet and a bully comes in, punches you and
then tells you not to do anything or ‘you’ll get worse’. You know who
the person is and you have never done anything to him/her. Do you:
a) Wait until the person leaves and then tell a teacher?
b) Get in a fight with him/her?
c) Accept what happened and don’t tell?
Leave your ideas below. Remember, there is no right or wrong answer.
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(Miss Gaze) Basic Skills : Who can make this sentence more effective by using SNOT?
In the evening, the children danced on the sand.
Clauses
Today, in Mr Murphy’s and Mrs Hadley’s Basic Skills Group, we were learning all about main and subordinate clauses.
Can you add a subordinate clause to this main clause, to add more detail for the reader?
Mrs Hadley loved rock and roll.
What’s this?
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