Cambridge Primary English · 0058 · First language
One sentence, several effects
Work with Maya and Daniel to create a public archive. Uncover competing accounts, analyse how writers shape a response and build an exhibition that treats evidence fairly.
Stage 6 · 3 guided lessons · 9 practice questions
Read closely, explore language, then plan and revise your own writing. Add daily reading, handwriting and live speaking and listening alongside these guided lessons.
Unit 5
One sentence, several effects
Choose punctuation and sentence length for effect
Lesson 1 · 30 minutes
Read: One sentence, several effects
Read one sentence, several effects and explain an answer using the text.
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Lesson 2 · 30 minutes
Choose punctuation and sentence length for effect
The semicolon links two related complete clauses. Their contrast prolongs uncertainty. A relative clause, who had left her notebook outside, adds information about Maya.
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Lesson 3 · 30 minutes
Create: One sentence, several effects
Write a suspense opening and a neutral report of the same event. Use a short sentence and one clearly punctuated complex sentence.
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