Unit 7 Year 5: Writing (page 79)

Unit 7 Year 5: Writing (page 79)

by ANIS Moe

​Who is your favourite celebrity?

​What do you know about his/her life?

​Read the article on page 79 (textbook)

​What words are missing?

Fill in the Blanks

He's an Austrialian, right? But

exactly did he grow up? 

Fill in the Blanks

did he really 'make it big'?

Fill in the Blanks

there any other key moments in his career?

Fill in the Blanks

we know anything about his hobbies or interest?

​Well done!

​

​Let's try this execise

​Refer to your textbook page 79. Language Focus: Punctuation

Multiple Choice

We use, an exclaimation mark (!)

• at a beginning of sentence and with names, countries, nationalities, and names of books, films and songs

• in list and for for pauses

• at the end of a questions

• for an exclamation or an imperative

• in short forms and to show possession

Multiple Choice

We use, a questions mark (?) 

• at a beginning of sentence and with names, countries, nationalities, and names of books, films and songs

• in list and for for pauses

• at the end of a questions

• for an exclamation or an imperative

• in short forms and to show possession

Multiple Choice

We use, a capital letter ( A,B,C...)

• at a beginning of sentence and with names, countries, nationalities, and names of books, films and songs

• in list and for for pauses

• at the end of a questions

• for an exclamation or an imperative

• in short forms and to show possession

Multiple Choice

We use, a comma (,) 

• at a beginning of sentence and with names, countries, nationalities, and names of books, films and songs

• in list and for for pauses

• at the end of a questions

• for an exclamation or an imperative

• in short forms and to show possession

Multiple Choice

We use, an apostrophe (') (for example, we're, Susan's)

• at a beginning of sentence and with names, countries, nationalities, and names of books, films and songs

• in list and for for pauses

• at the end of a questions

• for an exclamation or an imperative

• in short forms and to show possession

Multiple Choice

We use, a full stop (.)

• at a beginning of sentence and with names, countries, nationalities, and names of books, films and songs

• in list and for for pauses

• at the end of a sentence

• for an exclamation or an imperative

• in short forms and to show possession

​Well done children!

​Please complete exercise 4 (page 79 textbook) in your writing book.