Homophones | Simple Sentence | Compound Sentence | Complex Sentence

LI: to show an increasing knowledge of how a range of text conventions can be used appropriately

For the first week of Term 2, Mr Ogilvie's writing groups had started on Homophones and three different types of sentences. Theses sentence types are:

Simple Sentence: A simple sentence is just one idea that can be made into a compound.

Compound Sentence: A compund sentence is two ideas joined together by a conjunction.

Complex Sentence: A complex sentence is sentences starting with a conjunction and joining ideas with a comma.

We had to create a DLO and type down one of each of those three sentence types. In the sentences there has to be atleast one homophone, we had to make sure that the three sentences types are correct in our DLO.

A homophone is words that sound the same but mean different things. e.g would and wood, they both sound the same but mean different things.