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primary school english first additional language

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OVERVIEW

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GRADE 1: MathematicsTERM 3

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Subject Verb Concord

SKU: 

G6T3W1E02

Apply subject verb concord rules accurately in a range of sentence types, including using “there is/there are” correctly with singular & plural noun.
Identify & correct subject–verb agreement errors in short sentences or paragraphs.

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Present Progressive

SKU: 

G6T3W1E04

.Identify & use the present progressive tense (am/is/are + verb‑ing) to describe actions that are happening now or continuing over a period of time.
Recognise present progressive verbs in short texts & use them accurately in their own writing…

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Verbs ‘to Be’

SKU: 

G6T3W2E02

Recognise & use the different forms of the verb to be (be, been, being; am, is, are; was, were) correctly in sentences.

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Using Proper Nouns

SKU: 

G6T3W3E02

Identify & use proper nouns correctly in sentences, including names of people, places, days, months & specific titles, ensuring they always begin with a capital letter.

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Synonyms

SKU: 

G6T3W3E04

Identify synonyms (words with similar meanings) & use them to improve vocabulary & make writing more varied & expressive.

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Subject Verb Agreement – Part 1

SKU: 

G6T3W4E02

Apply subject verb agreement rules in more complex sentences, including using “there is/there are” correctly with singular and plural nouns.

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Subject Verb Agreement – Part 2

SKU: 

G6T3W4E04

Apply subject verb agreement rules in more complex sentences, including using “there is/there are” correctly with singular and plural nouns.

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Comparative & Superlative Adjectives

SKU: 

G6T3W5E02

Build on understanding & use of comparative & superlative adjectives

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