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Please, check my text, are there grammar or syntax mistakes This lesson introduces new vocabulary: Colors and size (Describing toys, saying big, small, long, short, round, square). The lessons which have immediately preceded this one are lesson Toys 1 (characters from animation movies) and lesson Toys 2 (different kind of animals). Students have already learned how to introduce their favorite toys (This is Nemo. He is my favorite toy/hero.) and what are names of animal (This is a cat). Now the class is expanding a previously learned/practiced point – students are learning to use adjectives to describe objects. They will need adjectives to describe different kinds of toys (bicycles, cars etc.) during next lesson.

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Hello,post your texts in notebook.
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Is it OK to write: Students have already learned Introductions and My Family topics. Now, they are learning Toys topic. Thank you in advance.
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You're welcome!! :) Good luck and if you have any question please feel free to message me! :)
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Ruthi and Emma thank you both!
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Below is a edited version of the text with notes within brackets [like this]. There are also notes consider the text as a whole underneath it: This lesson introduces new vocabulary including colours and sizes [usually when you turn one word into a plural, the other one you're talking about in this case should be plural too]. [when starting a new sentence you need a topic, thus the "student"] Students will learn to describe toys as: [colons follow when there is a list or things being said/written] big, small, long, short, round and square [for the last word in the sentence's list, you use "and" instead of a comma] quare [small, big, long and short are all adjectives, so please reconsider/revise the last sentence ;)]. NOTES FOR YOU: - don't worry/ or use the brackets too much, instead try using commas and dashes. - I assume you're also putting your examples of the task inside the brackets too, instead, just write "for example" then write whatever is within the brackets. In some of these cases you can use dashes, or you can just use the word "like" or "such as" or something else similar. to connect the examples (words in the bracket) to the sentences themselves. Ps. I wrote "color" as "colour" because that's how it's spelt in Australia :) Pss. I hope this helped! ^^; Good luck! :)

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