Tushita
- Use
of new and interesting words (including adjectives and adverbs)
- Can
use or attempt grammatically complex structures, (e.g. expansion before
and after the noun – ‘The little, old man who lived on the hill…;
subordinating clauses – ‘I felt better when..; ‘who taught me the
guitar.’)
- Use
of famous quotes
Isha
- Apostrophe
(Example: Archana’s) + Contractions
- Use
of new and interesting words (including adjectives and adverbs)
- Varying
sentence structure
Muskan
- Spelling
- Punctuation:
commas, Question mark
- Use
of conjunctions in the right places
Aliza
- Spelling
- Legibility
(Handwriting)
- Maintain
the interest level of the reader
Armaan
- Apostrophe
(Example: Archana’s) + Contractions
- Spelling
- Capitalization
- Maintain
the interest level of the reader
Anik
- Tense
of verbs
- Punctuation:
commas, Question mark
- Use
of conjunctions in the right places
Aman
- Spelling
- Legibility
(Handwriting)
- Appropriateness
to audience (Example: A letter to a friend must not sound like an essay)
Alisha
- Maintain
the interest level of the reader
- Use
of new and interesting words (including adjectives and adverbs)
- Use
of figures of speech (simile, metaphor, personification, alliteration)
Zia
- Use
of new and interesting words (including adjectives and adverbs)
- Can
use or attempt grammatically complex structures, (e.g. expansion before
and after the noun – ‘The little, old man who lived on the hill…;
subordinating clauses – ‘I felt better when..; ‘who taught me the
guitar.’)
- Use
of famous quotes
Ayaan
- Use
of new and interesting words (including adjectives and adverbs)
- Varying
sentence structure
- Use
of figures of speech (simile, metaphor, personification, alliteration)
Riya
- Use
of new and interesting words (including adjectives and adverbs)
- Use
of direct and indirect speech
- Varying
sentence structure
Nabil
- Use
of new and interesting words (including adjectives and adverbs)
- Varying
sentence structure
- Apostrophe
(Example: Archana’s)
