English
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LC: To identify adverbs.
Some -ly words are adverbs some are not.
Discuss which underlined word is an adverb?
First find the noun.
Then find the verb.
Now find the adverb.
The spring garden looks lovely.
My little sister has a wobbly tooth.
The clothes are folded neatly.
Her brown hair is long and curly.
LC: To use inverted commas to punctuate direct speech.
"Will you walk into my lounge?" said the spider to the fly.
"It is the loveliest little lounge that ever you did spy.”
"O no, no," said the little fly, "To ask me is in vain, for who goes up your twisting stair can never come down again."
What have we magpied and what has changed?
You have a go.
Share your ideas with your teacher.
Now let's add more detail and description so that we can change the poem into a story.
Verse 2 and Verse 3
"Sweet friend,” he said sneakily, “I have many tasty treats in my larder. Would you like to take a bite?”
"O no, no," said the little fly, “I've heard what's in your larder, and I do not wish to see."
Now let's add detail and description, you could even write part of your menu into the story.