Monthly Archives: November 2016

We have been learning to use modal verbs for persuasion You must come to Kensuke’s kingdom where there is pale soft sand. The sapphire sea glistens when the sun hits the shiny sea. You might want to have a swim … Continue reading →

 We have been leaning to use modal verbs for persuasion. You should visit this green jewel of an island. It has soft pearl sand framing it all around. You might even want to have a paddle in the admiral sea underneath … Continue reading →

We have been learning to use modal verbs for persuasive writing. You must come and visit this unique, glorious island belonging to Kensuke. This beautiful island is framed by pure, silky white sand that you need to come and let your feet sink … Continue reading →

We have been learning to use modal verbs in our writing. You must come and visit this island framed by soft, powdery sand. You must dip your toes into the glimmering, sky-blue sea. You need to come to the emerald-green forest, … Continue reading →

We are learning to use modal verbs in persuasion. You must come and see Kensuke’s cave because it is very dark, gloomy and scary. If you say something it echoes. You have to come and see the blue sea, it has lots of … Continue reading →

I nervously ran in the gloomy forest, I felt something slithering across my shoes. The leaves crunched under my shoes. Suddenly I was in the pitch black of the forest. Then I went down a ditch where it was darker. All of … Continue reading →

We have been learning to use modal verbs for persuasion Once you arrive at this phenomenal island you ought to pause and take a good glimpse of the lovely Kensuke’s island! The powder white sand frames the island like a curled … Continue reading →

We have been learning to use modal verbs for persuasion. You must visit the all-new Kensuke’s Kingdom with pearl-white sand that glistens in the sun, an Artic light-blue sea full of wonder and mystery and olive palm trees taller than you’ve  ever … Continue reading →

We have been learning to use strategies to build suspense in writing. I didn’t know where I was. All I knew was that I was being followed by the mist. I knew I had to run from a mysterious figure. It was a phantom. … Continue reading →

We have been learning to use Modal Verbs for persuasion. After arriving at the warm , relaxing island you ought to pause for a moment and glimpse at the azure ocean. Be sure to take a dip in this lovely … Continue reading →