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Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 A relative clause always begins with a relative pronoun. A relative Relative Clause clause adds additional information to the noun in the sentence. 1 Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 Relative Clause 2

  1. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 A relative clause always begins with a relative pronoun. A relative Relative Clause clause adds additional information to the noun in the sentence. 1

  2. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 Relative Clause 2

  3. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 Relative Clause 3

  4. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy 4

  5. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy How many synonyms for 'said' can you find in 2 minutes? 5

  6. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy Look at the sentence below. What are the rules for speech? "You must kill King Duncan!" exclaimed Lady Macbeth. 6

  7. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy RULES FOR DIRECT SPEECH "You must kill King Duncan!" exclaimed Lady Macbeth. Speech marks to open Capital letter at the New speaker, New line and close the dialogue. start of the speech. Comma to separate the A piece of punctuation speech from the clause. before the closing speech Synonyms for 'said' mark. 7

  8. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy BE THE TEACHER Macbeth replied "i will not kill the King" you must be careful Macbeth," warned Banquo 8

  9. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy ANSWERS Macbeth replied, "I will not kill the King!" "You must be careful Macbeth," warned Banquo. 9

  10. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 How would you summarise this L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy clip? Let's watch this clip to refresh our minds... If the link does not work, type the following into Google and select the first video. https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class­clips­video/english­ks2­macbeth­ep1/ zfqv8xs 10

  11. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy Bronze Be the teacher - look at the sentences below and make the corrections. 1. "who are you? what do you want? shouted Macbeth. 2. All hail Macbeth, Thane of Cawdor," exclaimed the witch. 3. Macbeth responds, 'How do you know the future' 4. How can I be the father of Kings? responded Banquo. 5. "trust the good news Banquo, good things will happen whispered Macbeth. 11

  12. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy Silver Extend the dialogue by adding a response to each sentence below. Try and include action to support your dialogue. 1. Macbeth saw the witches and shouted, "What do you want? Why are you here?" 2. "Step back Macbeth, these spirits are evil!" warned Banquo whose face turned pale. 3. "We are here to deliver good news men, do not be afraid," the witches began to cast a spell and green smoke filled the air. 4. "This is good news Banquo, do not be afraid," Macbeth stood and stared out into the horizon, he was in disbelief. 12

  13. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy Write a dialogue between Macbeth, Banquo and the witches. Remember to include action Gold to break up the speech and use the rules for direct speech. You can also include a setting description if you would like. On the precipice of the misty heath in Scotland, the clouds gathered and the sky turned violet with rage. Battle cries erupt from the distance. Brave men fight to the death. Three haggard witches stand waiting in anticipation for the man known as Macbeth and his companion Banquo. Cheers rippled through moors. Victory prevailed over the Norwegian army and the witches knew that the men were on the way. "They are close, I can feel them, they are close!" exclaimed one. "I can hear the galloping hooves of the horses," whispered the other. "It is now time to cast this spell and make them believe!" sniggered the last. As predicted, both men arrived, scarred and bruised from war. They horses came to an abrupt halt. A cloud of green dissipated to reveal these unworldly monsters. "Who are you? What do you want?" A sword was retrieved by the brave soldier who was ready to attack. 13

  14. Direct Speech.notebook May 02, 2020 L.O. To use direct speech with good accuracy Reflection 14

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