Adjectives Adverbs

M 06
Day 02
-y : -ly
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Write the words
handy
rocky
cheeky
cheery
aunty
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
really
evenly
slowly
earthly
suddenly
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
Adverbs
Adjectives
modify a verb
(manner, place, time)
Hint: they often end
with ‘ly’
describe a noun or
a pronoun
1A
U
N
2R
3E
Across
3. Constantly
4. Quickly
6. Happy
8. Helpful
9. Rude
10. Cautiously
Down
1. Female relative
2. Truly
5. Related to the earth
7. Bumpy
V
E
T
N
L
Y
A
L
4S
U
D
D
5E
N
A
6C
H
E
E
R
L
Y
Y
Y
T
7R
8H
O
L
9C
H
E
E
K
A
N
D
Y
Y
K
10
S
L
O
W L
Y
Edit and rewrite the sentence with corrections
the kar stopted sudenley on the rokee rode and the fritenned
poepel slowle got owt
The car stopped suddenly on the rocky road and the frightened
people slowly got out.
M 06
Day 03
-y : -ly
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Write the words
handy
rocky
cheeky
cheery
aunty
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
really
evenly
slowly
earthly
suddenly
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
Opposites
quickly
slowly
smooth
uncle
aunty
heavenly
rocky
sad
earthly
cheery
polite
rude
Say these words and write each base word
cheeky
cheek
rocky
aunty
aunt
suddenly
earthly
earth
really
rock
handy
hand
sudden
cheery
cheer
real
evenly
even
Put in alphabetical order
really
cheery
rocky
suddenly
aunty
evenly
aunty
cheery
evenly
really
rocky
suddenly
Break these words into syllables
handy
han/dy
rocky
rock/y
aunty
aun/ty
really
real/ly
cheeky
chee/ky
cheery
cheer/y
Proof reading: Circle the correct spelling and write
suddenly
suddenley
sudenly
suddenly
checky
cheeky
cheekey
cheeky
rokey
rockey
rocky
rocky
aunty
arnty
awnty
aunty
irthly
aerthly
earthly
earthly
M 06
Day 04
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Complex Sentences
A complex sentence is used to express more detailed ideas.
A complex sentence contains an independent clause and a dependent
clause. A dependent clause needs an independent clause.
A subordinating conjunction is used to join the clauses
because
if
since
pe
Cla nden
use t
how
that
though
till
unless
until
De
before
than
Conjunction
Ind
although
as
ep
e
Cla nden
us e
t
after
when
where
whether
She ordered a banana milk shake although it wasn't her favourite.
Join the independent clause to the dependent clause using a conjunction
It was a shame he left
you don’t finish your work.
if
The teacher might punish
you
Sue will have to polish her
nails
Tom always likes to splash
me in the pool
I splash back.
as
since
the show had
not finished.
she chipped them.
until
Rewrite three of the complex sentences above
1. ______________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________
3. ______________________________________________________________