S.p.a.g
Preposition
Prepositions are words
that tell us where
an object is around
something. These are
some prepositions:
Over, under ,next-to and on. Here is an example: Bob was on the chair. On is the preposition in this sentence.
Homophone
Homophones are words that sound the same
but are spelt differently
and have different
meanings. These are
some homophones:
Flour-Flower
Heard-Herd. Here is an
example: I think I heard
a herd of elephants nearby. Heard and Herd
are the homophones.
Subordinate Clause
Subordinate Clause is
part of a sentence
that doesn't make sense
on its own. Here is a
example: I like Tennis
,its fun. Its fun is the
subordinate clause.
Main Clause
A main clause is
the part of a
sentence that can
make sense on its
own. Here is an
example: I like
Tennis ,it's fun. I
like Tennis is the
main clause.
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Apostrophes
There are two kinds
of apostrophes.
Omission ( when a
letter is missing ) and
possession ( when it
belongs to someone.
Here are some examples:
Omission.
Possession.
Pete's book.
Isn't it fun.
Adjectives
An adjective describes
something. Here is an
example: The film was
amazing. Amazing is
the adjective.
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Noun
Verb
A noun is
the name of
something.
Here is an
example:
The Lion ate
some meat.
Lion is the
noun.
A verb is a
doing word ( an
action.) Here is
an example: I
ran to school
today. Ran is the
verb.
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