Scrambled Sentences

WALT: How to use Proper Nouns and end of sentences punctuation. 

Jack No Name =Language Features: Writing style

=  Language Features: Writing style

Authors create a writing style by using different language and narrative features, such as:

• colloquial language  - Ordinary language, used by everyday people

• satire

• simile

• metaphor

• slang

• formal language

• descriptive language

• poetic justice

What language/narrative features has this author used to achieve her style? Use examples from the text.

Features	Examples from the text (include page number)
Descriptive language Descriptive language Descriptive language Alliteration Assonance Alliteration	Jack laughed with her and glanced over - Page 9 Never more will you plague Glastonbury, evil sir - Page 1 He would make Jack’s life even more miserable - Page 7 As pale and pitted as plucked poultry - Page 7 Tomorrow at cock cow - Page 7 As pale and pitted as plucked poultry - Page 7

Letter to Pakn save

130 Pt England Road

Pt England

Glen Innes

8 March 2018

Malo lelei manager of Pakn Save,

My name is Anna and I am a year 8 student at Pt England

School. I am writing this letter to explain why single- use plastic

bags should be banned from other supermarkets.

Single-use plastic bags are killing our native animals and

polluting our marine life. Such as birds, when birds see plastic

bags they think it’s food and eat it and they eventually die.

They are also polluting our world but mainly our water,

when people buy plastics they throw it away it floats in our water

which pollutes our water and kills our animals.

I am suggesting that you stop selling plastics bags.

Yours Sincerely,

Anna