Apply previous knowledge and clues to help understanding |
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- Use intonation, tone of voice, pictures, word families and context to help them understand spoken and written language.
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Decode and make meaning based on previous knowledge, language and other cues |
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- Looking at pictures, gestures, body language, grammatical knowledge.
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Sort words into categories |
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- Put words into topic boxes/piles; put noun/adjective/verb into correct boxes/piles; underline familiar words or parts of speech.
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Apply known rules when creating new language |
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- Remember the rules for using verbs/forming negatives/using he and she, and use them to understand when listening and reading, as well as when creating new language.
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Integrate new language into previously learnt language |
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- Use verbs and nouns in a growing range of contexts; use familiar nouns with a new verb.
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Pronounce/read aloud unknown words |
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- Read aloud unknown words by applying rules of the sound/spelling system they have learned.
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Use the context of what they see/read to determine some of the meaning |
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- Watch a video/read extracts from a magazine and pick out general information such as a recipe, weather forecast/TV programmes; use body language to convey and interpret meaning.
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Use a word or phrase known in one context or topic in a different topic or context |
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- Use the verb to have in the topic of pets or the topic of family; use nouns and adjectives with a range of verbs.
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