A sentence makes sense on it's own and usually has one simple idea or piece of information. A simple sentence needs a subject and a verb. It needs a capital letter and
a full stop.
We wrote silly sentences. Here is one I illustrated.
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Silly Sentences
We have been learning how to write correct sentences.
A sentence makes sense on it's own and usually has one simple idea or piece of information. A simple sentence needs a subject and a verb. It needs a capital letter and
a full stop.
We wrote silly sentences. Here is one I illustrated.
A sentence makes sense on it's own and usually has one simple idea or piece of information. A simple sentence needs a subject and a verb. It needs a capital letter and
a full stop.
We wrote silly sentences. Here is one I illustrated.
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I really like your picture.
ReplyDeleteIt will look even better when it says 'into the watering hole'.
What inspired you to write such a sentence?
Franks Mum
Hi Frank, I think your sentence is great, you obviously thought hard about using interesting words and the illustration is very funny. Goats are one of my favourite animals, I like this one with his big grin. Love Aunty Julie UK
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