Organising ideas using notes

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Organising ideas using notes Primary Longman Elect 2A Chapter 2 Organising ideas using notes

I want to make a poster of rules for the school library I want to make a poster of rules for the school library. Can you help me?

What rules can you think of? keep quiet don’t drink don’t eat don’t litter

Great! Before making the poster, let’s make notes first. keep quiet don’t drink don’t eat don’t litter

Can you put the rules in the right places? keep quiet don’t litter don’t drink don’t eat Can you put the rules in the right places? In the library  

What must () we do in the library? keep quiet don’t litter don’t drink don’t eat What must () we do in the library? In the library   keep quiet

What mustn’t () we do in the library? don’t litter don’t drink don’t eat What mustn’t () we do in the library? In the library   keep quiet litter drink eat

Now, let’s change the notes into sentences. In the library   keep quiet litter drink eat

Don’t forget the full stop.  = You must In the library   You must You must keep quiet litter keep quiet drink eat 1. You must keep quiet. Don’t forget the full stop.

 = You mustn’t In the library You must  You mustn’t You mustn’t litter litter keep quiet drink eat 1. You must keep quiet. 2. You mustn’t litter.

 = You mustn’t In the library You must  You mustn’t You mustn’t litter keep quiet drink drink eat 1. You must keep quiet. 2. You mustn’t litter. 3. You mustn’t drink.

 = You mustn’t In the library You must  You mustn’t You mustn’t litter keep quiet drink eat eat 1. You must keep quiet. 2. You mustn’t litter. 3. You mustn’t drink. 4. You mustn’t eat.

Well done! Here’s our poster of rules for the school library! Library Rules 1. You must keep quiet. 2. You mustn’t litter. 3. You mustn’t drink. 4. You mustn’t eat.

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