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Y6 Autumn Term Part 1. CW Lesson 4



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        Make these sentences more interesting by putting in adjectives; a thesaurus may be used.
        Use a ruler to underline the nouns first.

        1.     The eagle dived down from the mountain to seize the mouse.

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        2.     The wind blew the leaves off the tree.

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        3.     The squirrel collected its nuts and buried them in a hole.

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        Use either a comparative or superlative adjective to complete these sentences.

        The child was ________________ than her brother.

        Looking at the two boys, I realised that Tom was the ___________________________.

        My dad is ___________________ than your dad.

        Out of all the cars in the car-park this is the _______________________________.

        Our new house is ______________________ than our old house.

        Jane is ___________________ than her sisters.

        Don’t miss the _________________________ film of the year.

        This is the ____________________ ice-cream I have ever tasted.

        Thomas is ____________________ than Ken, Barney and Harry.


        Complete this table.

                   Adjective                   Comparative adjective              Superlative adjective
                     strong







        Use a thesaurus to find other adjectives meaning: - lazy, poor, wise, unusual and friendly.


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