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    The document provides guidance on using different sentence types to draft and enhance a story. It discusses using simple sentences with one independent clause, compound sentences with two independent clauses joined by a conjunction, and complex sentences with one independent clause and at least one dependent clause. The document also gives examples of each sentence type and steps for using them to build writing skills like breaking long sentences into shorter ones and using conjunctions to join related ideas.

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    Englishlessonplan 6thsept

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    The document provides guidance on using different sentence types to draft and enhance a story. It discusses using simple sentences with one independent clause, compound sentences with two independent clauses joined by a conjunction, and complex sentences with one independent clause and at least one dependent clause. The document also gives examples of each sentence type and steps for using them to build writing skills like breaking long sentences into shorter ones and using conjunctions to join related ideas.

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    Writing Lesson - 2

    Objective
    WWBAT draft and enhance a story using
    variety of sentence types.

    SKILL
    Use different
    Knowledge sentences
    • Draft – To write
    • Enhance- Add details in the story
    • Variety – Different

    Sentence type

    1)Simple sentence
    2)Compound sentence
    SIMPLE sentence structure Complex sentence
    structure
    A simple A 
    sentence consists of one compound senten
    independent clause. ce
    What is a clause?  is two independent
    When there is a subject and clauses joined by a
    verb in a sentence it is conjunction.
    called a clause
     I like coffee.  I like coffee and
     Mary likes tea. Mary likes tea.
     The earth goes round the

    sun.  Mary went to


     Mary did not go to the work but John
    party. went to the
    WHO DID I HELP? WHAT HAPPENED?
    She was buying
    An old lady who vegetables she had
    couldn’t walk lots of bags to carry
    it was difficult for
    her
    HOW DID WE
    HOW DID I HELP? FEEL?
    My sister and I decided This small act
    to go help her we asked of kindness
    her carried her bags for made her very
    her till the auto stand happy we also
    felt very happy
    I helped an old lady who STEPS TO BUILD SKILL:
    1. Read the sentences in
    couldn’t walk she was your story
    buying vegetables she had 2. Check if the sentences
    lots of bags to carry it was are easy to understand
    difficult for her My sister 3. We will break long
    and I decided to go help sentences into small
    her we asked her carried sentences
    4. Use full stops when two
    her bags for her till the sentences are not
    auto stand this small act of related
    kindness made her very 5. Use conjunctions like
    happy we also were very ‘and’, ‘but’, ‘because’,
    happy ‘so’ for sentences that
    are related.
    I helped an old lady who couldn’t
    walk. she was buying vegetables and
    she had lots of bags to carry. it was
    difficult for her so My sister and I
    decided to go help her. we asked
    her and carried her bags for her till
    the auto stand. this small act of
    kindness made her very happy and
    we also felt very happy.

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