Preview Cambridge Primary English Activity Book 6

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2 Replace each example of bright with an appropriate synonym. a The [bright]

light from that torch is very reassuring in this tunnel.

b That student is so [bright]

that the school has offered her

a scholarship. c You seem to be in a [bright]

and breezy mood today.

6 Phrases and sentences

A

Word order is important. 1 Rewrite these sentences with correct punctuation and word order. a to sunbathe on a little platform sometimes build of twigs and water voles grass on tufts of weed

b floor levels flooding their have many burrows to prevent Compound or c swimmers voles are very water strong; up to 500 metres swim they on the surface or 15 metres underwater

complex sentences may have more than one subject and verb.

2 Underline the subject and verb in each of the sentences above.

B

Extend sentences using phrases. 1 Extend each of the simple sentences below by adding descriptive phrases.

On her way to the river woods, as fast as possible .

Example:

Alessandra ran

a

the heron spotted its prey

b

the loggers cut down the trees

c

the voles searched

through the . . .

2 Underline the subject and verb in each of your sentences. Session 6 Phrases and sentences

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