Talking in Full Sentences
Speak in complete sentences instead of single words.
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A full sentence tells a complete idea.
In this lesson you will:
- Tell the difference between a word and a sentence.
- Say a full sentence about a picture.
- Ask a clear question.
From Word to Sentence
One word: ball. A full sentence: I have a red ball. The sentence tells us who and what.
- Word: dog. Sentence: The dog is running.
- Word: water. Sentence: I want some water.
- Word: book. Sentence: This book is mine.
Ask and Answer
A question asks for information. Where is my bag? An answer can be a full sentence: Your bag is on the chair.
Picture talk
Look at a picture of a family eating. Say: "The family is eating rice."
Ask: "Where are they sitting?"
Note Give children time to finish a sentence. Rushing them can make them speak in single words.
Practice
- Make a full sentence about your shoes.
- Ask an adult one question using "where".
- Describe your favourite food in two full sentences.
Recap
A full sentence shares a complete idea. Speaking in sentences helps others understand you.
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