MH1 Word order and puncuation

Put the sentence in the correct order:
correct learning to write the sentence

Word order and puncuation

• Learning to write the correct sentence

• Using capital letters and punctuation.

Goals of this lesson

By the end of the lesson, you will be able to:

• Recognize basic sentence structure (Subject – Verb – Object).
• Use correct word order in sentences.
• Apply punctuation rules such as capital letters, commas, full stops and question marks

What is word order?

Word order is the correct order of words in a sentence

Eats Tom an apple

Tom eats an apple

 Subject → Verb → Object

Subject
Verb
Object

Put it with the correct part of speech

Subject

Verb

Object

football

play

like

I

Peter

music

What is the correct sentence?

1. Eats she a sandwich.
2. She eats a sandwich.
3. A sandwich eats she.

Punctuation rules

Rules:

• Start with a capital letter.
• End with a full stop (.), question mark (?), or exclamation mark (!).
• Use a comma (,) for lists.
• Pronoun "I" as in me always a capital letter.

Examples:

"It is something I find very difficult." ✅

"do you like ice cream?" ❌

Fix the sentence:
do you have a pet

Write a script

What?

Write a script about two people having a conversation.

How?

Use the correct punctuation
Make sure you use proclamative and interrogative  sentences

Who?

Groups of two

At least 4 sentences each 

What did we learn?

English word order = SVO

Use capital letters at the beginning of a sentence.

Use the correct punctuation at the end.

What did you learn today?

I can correctly create sentences

Light weight buddy

Should be do-able

Still a bit difficult

Just can't do it