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Language Conventions Revision

The document provides guidance on revising language conventions topics for a test. It lists 6 power point presentations on spelling, punctuation, parts of speech, sentence structures, and writing speech that students can access. Worksheets in the resources section provide definitions for these topics and exercises to help students consolidate their understanding. The document defines various punctuation marks, capitalization rules, sentence types, parts of speech, and clauses that students need to know for their language conventions test on February 21. Students are instructed to look at the worksheets if they need help defining any of the listed terms.

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Language Conventions Revision

The document provides guidance on revising language conventions topics for a test. It lists 6 power point presentations on spelling, punctuation, parts of speech, sentence structures, and writing speech that students can access. Worksheets in the resources section provide definitions for these topics and exercises to help students consolidate their understanding. The document defines various punctuation marks, capitalization rules, sentence types, parts of speech, and clauses that students need to know for their language conventions test on February 21. Students are instructed to look at the worksheets if they need help defining any of the listed terms.

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LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

REVISION

POWER POINTS
All of the following power points can be found in ‘Resources’ on Compass:
1. Spelling
2. Punctuation
3. Parts of Speech
4. Sentence Structures
5. Writing Speech
6. Nominalisation

Write your own definition for each of these topics.

If you need another definition for each, there are the worksheets in ‘resources’ that
also contain definitions. This can help you with the definition and give you exercises
to complete to demonstrate your knowledge.

If you need to consolidate your understanding of each of these 6 areas, there are
exercises on the worksheet. You can work together on these and test each other’s
knowledge.

Define the following conventions. If you don’t know how to identify or use any of
these terms, look at the worksheets in ‘resources’ on Compass.
 Full stop
 Comma
 Question mark
 Apostrophe
 Colon
 Semi-colon
 Brackets
 Dash
 Hyphen
 Exclamation mark
 When do you use a capital letter?
 Simple sentence
 Compound sentence
 Complex sentence
 Clause
 Nouns
 Verbs
 Adjectives
 Adverbs
 Pronoun
 Preposition
 Conjunction
 Independent clause
 Dependent clause

This is the knowledge and understanding you will need for your Language
Conventions test on Tuesday 21 February – Period 1.

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