Ms Peart Year 7 English: May 2016

Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Simple Past

Simple Past Exercsie 1: Regular Verbs

Simple Past Exercise 2: Regular Verbs

Simple Past Negation 1

Simple Past Negation 2

Simple Past Negation 3

Present Perfect

Present Perfect Exercise 1

Present Perfect Exercise 2

Superlatives

Superlative Practice

Superlatives and Comparatives

Adverbs of Frequency

http://esl.about.com/library/beginner/bl_bgadverbfreq.htm

Adverbs of Manner

http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/advman2.htm

The following adverbs go at the BEGINNING of a sentence and they describe a verb.

§Cautiously – With care

§Timidly – In a timid way

§Silently – Very quietly

§Vigilantly - Carefully

§Recklessly – without care of the danger

§Warily – with caution

§Fearfully – in an afraid way

§Cagily – in a cautious way

Example: The little girl could not reach the doll, and could not help it down, and therefore she cried.

•Example : Although he didn’t quite trust her, he decided that the best option was to follow her.

He was petrified and he was shaking. However, he continued down the creepy corridor.

•Example : This governor is an incompetent leader. Furthermore, his government is financially irresponsible.

EXAM CONTENT

You must include a description of:

· The setting you are in (a description of the place)

· Your first glimpse of the creature (a physical description of the creature)

· How the creature moves, acts, talks etc. (a description of the creature’s actions)

You must also include:

· Creepy story adjectives from class (at least five)

· Connectives (at least three different ones)

· Adverbs (at least four different ones)

· One simile

· One metaphor

· One superlative

· Alliteration (at least two)

Creepy Story Adjectives

Extra, wonderful Vocab!