A massive well done to Mia, Freya, Maria, Sophia and Obi for your work on Reading plus. Mia completed 13 lessons! That is superb! 👍👍👍
This morning, after our Joe Wicks workout, the McKenzie children will be learning how to use the, a or an (articles) correctly in sentences.
Can you answer the following questions to ensure I am teaching them correctly?
A) Which examples have used the correct article.
- an older sister
- a ordinary day
- an straight line
- a lot of children
Can you also correct the sentences I got wrong?
B) Complete the sentences using 'the', 'a' or 'an'.
- After asking for ______ apology, Nabeelah's mum stood at ________ door waiting.
- Idriss chose ______ apple from ______ fruit bowl.
C) What is wrong with my sentence? Can you explain amd correct it?
Orion ran all the way to an shop at an end of his road to spend his pocket money on an comic.
A)
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an ordinary day
a straight line
a lot of children
B)
After asking for an apology, Nabeelah's mum stood at the door waiting.
Idriss chose an apple from a fruit bowl.
c) Orion ran all the way to an shop at an end of his road to spend his pocket money on an comic
Is should be:
Orion ran all the way to the(it should be 'the' because it is one particular place) shop at the (it should be 'the' because it is one particular place) end of his road to spend his pocket money on a (it's an 'a' not a 'an' as the word comic starts with a consonant and not a vowel) comic.
1. After asking an apology, Nabeelah's mum stood at the door waiting
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C) Orion ran all the way to a shop at the end of his road to spend his pocket money on a comic.
1. an ordinary day
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A straight line
The older sister
2a. After asking for an apology, Nabeelah's mum stood at the door waiting.
2b. Idriss chose a apple from the fruit bowl.
Orion ran all the way to a shop at the end of his road to spend his pocket money on a comic.
Brilliant work! I especially like Freya's explanation for question c.
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