Year 5 SPAG Degrees of possibility NCLO: Indicate
Description: Year 5 SPAG Degrees of possibility NCLO: Indicate degrees of possibility using adverbs Adverbs Adverbs describe verbs and adjectives. Adverbs tell you how or when an action was done. Adverbs tend to end with ly. The stars shone brightly.
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slide1. Year 5 SPAG Degrees of possibility
NCLO: Indicate degrees of possibility using adverbs<br>
slide2. Adverbs Adverbs describe verbs and adjectives.
Adverbs tell you how or when an action was done. Adverbs tend to end with –ly.
The stars shone brightly.
Yanis ran as quickly as he could.
‘as quickly as he could’ = adverbial phrase
Amber’s shirt was really clean.
Adverbs can go before or after a verb.
The fish swam along happily.
Adverbs can also show how likely something is to happen: Perhaps the game will finish goalless. What Do I Need To Know? Different Types of Adverb
-ly adverbs after a verb:
stood quietly, waited patiently
To describe an adjective:
very, quite, extremely, really, nearly
Before a verb:
secretly followed him
Not all words ending in -ly are adverbs!<br>
slide3. Degrees of possibility perhaps maybe might should Adverbs of Possibility: a group of adverbs that have a specific role in a sentence to indicate how like something is to happen.<br>
slide4. Degrees of possibility Some adverbs show how likely or something will happen.
Never describes something that will not happen, not ever.
Always describes something that happens all the time.
Maybe and perhaps are degrees of possibility in between never and always.<br>
slide5. Here are some adverbs that show how certain you can be: certainly
definitely
obviously
doubtless never
rarely possibly
perhaps
maybe
probably
sometimes Adverbs<br>
slide6. Degrees of possibility You can also show degrees of possibility by using modal verbs.
Modal verbs are used with other verbs to indicate how possible something is: should
might
could
must I tidy my room.<br>
slide7. Look at the word list on the right and hold up the number that matches the word that would fit in the gap in the sentence. Find the Adverb I will _________ be rich and famous one day.
_________ I will be the most successful person in my class.
Vote for me for School Councillor – I am ________ the answer to the school’s problems.
The universe is so large that aliens ___________ exist!
Thanks for the party invite, I will ________________ come. 0 - certainly
1 - definitely
2 - maybe
3 - possibly
4 - surely
5 - clearly
6 - obviously
7 - perhaps
8 - probably
9 - undoubtedly<br>
NCLO: Indicate degrees of possibility using adverbs<br>
slide2. Adverbs Adverbs describe verbs and adjectives.
Adverbs tell you how or when an action was done. Adverbs tend to end with –ly.
The stars shone brightly.
Yanis ran as quickly as he could.
‘as quickly as he could’ = adverbial phrase
Amber’s shirt was really clean.
Adverbs can go before or after a verb.
The fish swam along happily.
Adverbs can also show how likely something is to happen: Perhaps the game will finish goalless. What Do I Need To Know? Different Types of Adverb
-ly adverbs after a verb:
stood quietly, waited patiently
To describe an adjective:
very, quite, extremely, really, nearly
Before a verb:
secretly followed him
Not all words ending in -ly are adverbs!<br>
slide3. Degrees of possibility perhaps maybe might should Adverbs of Possibility: a group of adverbs that have a specific role in a sentence to indicate how like something is to happen.<br>
slide4. Degrees of possibility Some adverbs show how likely or something will happen.
Never describes something that will not happen, not ever.
Always describes something that happens all the time.
Maybe and perhaps are degrees of possibility in between never and always.<br>
slide5. Here are some adverbs that show how certain you can be: certainly
definitely
obviously
doubtless never
rarely possibly
perhaps
maybe
probably
sometimes Adverbs<br>
slide6. Degrees of possibility You can also show degrees of possibility by using modal verbs.
Modal verbs are used with other verbs to indicate how possible something is: should
might
could
must I tidy my room.<br>
slide7. Look at the word list on the right and hold up the number that matches the word that would fit in the gap in the sentence. Find the Adverb I will _________ be rich and famous one day.
_________ I will be the most successful person in my class.
Vote for me for School Councillor – I am ________ the answer to the school’s problems.
The universe is so large that aliens ___________ exist!
Thanks for the party invite, I will ________________ come. 0 - certainly
1 - definitely
2 - maybe
3 - possibly
4 - surely
5 - clearly
6 - obviously
7 - perhaps
8 - probably
9 - undoubtedly<br>