Developing vocabulary associated with sadness
I can effectively use new vocabulary associated with sadness.
Developing vocabulary associated with sadness
I can effectively use new vocabulary associated with sadness.
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Key learning points
- 'Heartbroken' is an adjective which means feeling very upset and sad about something.
- 'Sulky' is an adjective which means being quiet and grumpy and moping about.
- 'Disappointed' and 'miserable' are other adjectives associated with sadness.
- Word choices must be precise in writing and speaking.
Keywords
Synonym - a word that has the same or similar meaning to another word
Adjective - a word that describes a noun
Common misconception
Pupils may find it challenging to use 'sulky' as an adjective and 'sulking' as a verb in sentences.
Model sentences using both 'sulky' and 'sulking'. Use this an opportunity to recap word classes.
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