Year 6 Identifying Adjectives and Adverbs in Sentences PowerPoint Presentation

The man walked around the town, taking in the sights. He saw the river which wound its way around the ruins of a castle. A loud noise startled him and he fell into the water.
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Application 2

Create two different sentences by using the following noun to create an adjective and an adverb.
joy
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Application 2

Create two different sentences by using the following noun to create an adjective and an adverb.
Various answers, for example: The choir sang the Christmas carols joyfully at the concert. The joyful sound of the choir made everybody feel festive.
joy
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Reasoning 1

Choose an alternative comparative that would fit in the sentence below. Explain how it affects the meaning of the sentence.
My uncle Derek is funnier than my dad.

quietest

most evil

stricter

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Reasoning 1

Choose an alternative comparative that would fit in the sentence below. Explain how it affects the meaning of the sentence.
My uncle Derek is funnier than my dad.
Changing funnier to stricter would affect the meaning because…

quietest

most evil

stricter

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Reasoning 1

Choose an alternative comparative that would fit in the sentence below. Explain how it affects the meaning of the sentence.
My uncle Derek is funnier than my dad.
Changing funnier to stricter would affect the meaning because it suggests that he is not fun and more stern.

quietest

most evil

stricter

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