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organise
What is the root word
(dis- is a prefix and
in disorganised?
–ed is a suffix
suffix.)
Root Words

Root Words
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Add a prefix to the

The prefix un- means
word changed to make
not so add this to
a word that means
make unchanged.
not changed.
Prefixes

Prefixes
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What word type

is a word likely to An adjective
adjective, for example,
be if it ends in the beautiful, wonderful.
suffix -ful?
Suffixes

Suffixes

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Structure and Organisation

Structure and Organisation

Which word in this sentence

is the conjunction
conjunction? because
Sophie went shopping
because she wanted
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Which of the following words

Using Dictionaries

Using Dictionaries

is an antonym for cold? hot

cool chilly hot
coldest mild
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Which of the following

are types of prose
prose?
Novels, biographies
Limericks Novels Biographies and magazine articles
Prose Genres

Prose Genres
Sonnets Magazine articles
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An idea that is developed

Themes and Conventions

Themes and Conventions

throughout the piece of
What is a theme in a
writing. There can be a
piece of writing? number of themes
in a piece of writing.
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Picking Out and Commenting on Details

Picking Out and Commenting on Details

Summarising involves picking

out the main details and putting
them into a shorter version in
What is the difference your own words. Evaluating
between summarising involves making a judgement
and evaluating
evaluating? on something and giving
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What type of poem is this?

The mighty river A haiku
Types of Poetry

Types of Poetry

Crashing and flowing quickly

Cutting the landscape
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• Point – state your point.
Retrieving Information

Retrieving Information

• Evidence – give evidence for your

point (usually as a quotation).
What does PEE • Explain – explain your reasons
stand for? for your point, based on
your evidence.
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Is this sentence fact Opinion (Some people

or opinion?
opinion might think Harry’s
Fact and Opinion

Fact and Opinion

picture is good, but
Harry drew a others might not.)
good picture. 11 11

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The kind of texts you

are looking at, for
What does form mean example, a poem, a
Comparing Texts

Comparing Texts
when looking at texts? novel, a newspaper
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Which are the correct It’s, too and our:

homophones to use in this
sentence? It’s going to be too
late for us to eat our
Homophones

Homophones

It’s / Its going to be too / to

late for us to eat are / our dinner.
dinner. 13 13

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Spell these words correctly: necessary

Common Misspellings

Common Misspellings

nesesary conscience
conseince definitely
definatly 14 14

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In this sentence, does the cat belong The possessive

to one of Miryam’s friends or more apostrophe is after the
than one of Miryam’s friends? s, so it belongs to more
Apostrophes

Apostrophes

Miryam took her friends’ cat

to see the vet.
than one friend.
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What are the silent Island – silent s

letters in these words? Science – silent c
Silent Letters

Silent Letters
island Unknown – silent k
science
unknown 16 16

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One-off and Irregular Spellings

One-off and Irregular Spellings

Tuesday, journey and
Which words are spelt friends:
incorrectly in this sentence?
On Tuesday we set
On Tewsday we set off on
off on a journey to
a jurny to see our frends.
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Which of these words is a

synonym for upset?
Using a Thesaurus

Using a Thesaurus

sad
happy elated
sad overjoyed
uncomfortable 18 18

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Learning from Other Writers

Learning from Other Writers

When a writer gives

What is
something human, or
personification?
personification
living, characteristics.
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Who you are writing for
and why you are writing
Why is it important to
Audience and Purpose

Audience and Purpose

help you to produce

think about audience writing that is appropriate
and purpose before and uses the correct
starting your writing? language techniques and
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Examples include:
Give two examples • Firstly
of conjunctions that • Previously
show changes • After a while
Paragraphs

Paragraphs
in time. 21 • Later 21

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Settings, Character and Plot

Settings, Character and Plot

The most exciting or
What part of a story plot suspense-filled part of
is the climax
climax? a story
story.
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Organising and Planning Your Writing

Organising and Planning Your Writing

The style or ‘category’ that a

What is meant by the piece of writing falls into, for
term genre
genre? example, adventure, science
fiction, romance.
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A shortened summary
What is a précis
précis? of a longer piece of
writing.
Précis

Précis

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So that you can correct

any grammar, punctuation
Why is it important and spelling mistakes, and
to proof-read your
Proof-reading

Proof-reading

check that your writing

writing? makes sense.
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What tense and person is

The past tense and the
this sentence written in?
third person.
person
Khalid and Thomas
enjoyed the school trip.
Verbs

Verbs
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Adverbs and Modal Verbs

Adverbs and Modal Verbs

What is the adverb and the The adverb is happily
modal verb in this sentence? and the modal verb
The children will is will.
happily eat their lunch.
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Between garden and

Where should the comma where:
be placed in this sentence?
The cat went into the garden
The cat went into the
where it liked to sleep. garden, where it liked
Commas

Commas

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Hyphens, Dashes and Brackets

Hyphens, Dashes and Brackets

Where should the hyphens and He has a four-year-old

brackets be placed in this sentence? daughter, who sings
He has a four year old daughter, and dances a lot (not
who sings and dances a lot
not very well!
very well!)
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No. It should be placed

Semi-colons and Colons

Semi-colons and Colons

Is the semi-colon used

between yet and I’m:
correctly in this sentence?
I don’t want to get out
I don’t want to; get out
of bed yet; I’m tired.
of bed yet I’m tired.
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Which words in this sentence are

part of the noun phrase
phrase?
a fabulous holiday
to Australia
Noun Phrases

Noun Phrases
My mum is going on a
fabulous holiday to Australia.
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