This is the place to keep all the wonderful things we shared on Edmodo during our distance learning period which would have been lost after Edmodo closed its doors. It is also used as a notice board to keep track of our lessons at school.
Think about your favourite season. Describe it in 50-60 words,
Organise your writing in paragraphs. These questions might help you:
What do you usually eat and drink? Do you think your diet is healthy or unhealthy? Do you think you should change anything?
Have you ever wondered how simple words like 'give' or 'look' can transform into 'give up' (to stop trying) or 'look up to' (to admire or respect someone)? These combinations of two or more words are phrasal verbs. They are fun and important! Learning them will help you speak English more naturally and easily. Let’s explore and learn together!
Who's faster - Superman or cheetah?
What's more exciting - playing video games or going to an amusement park?
Which holiday is the most exciting?
These comparisons use adjectives! They help us make our sentences more colourful and describe our world in fun and creative ways.
As you remember, when we compare, we usually use adjectives in two ways:
- we add -er to short adjectives or use more with longer ones when we compare two things or people (My bike is faster than yours. This book is more interesting than that one.),
- we add -est to short adjectives or use the most with longer ones (This is the tallest tree in the park. She's the most talented player on the team.).
Watch out for spelling of some short adjectives (This bag is bigger than that one.) and irregular ones (That's the worst film ever!)!
In case you missed these games last year, here they are again =)
Are you ready to take on the challenge and show off your grammar superpowers? Put your creativity and grammar skills to the test and have fun!