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Thursday, 29 October 2020

Can you fix the surface features?

 Kumusta readers,


We are learning how to fix surface features. Surface features are little bits in your writing. Surface features are like finding the ends of sentences and correcting your spelling it is also to change different words that are repeated in the story and you had to replace it with another word. We use surface features to make sure that our writing makes sense and easier for other people to read. Here is an example without surface features: thissentsaChulymakessen Zbuttisrellyhrd to reed. Here is the sentence but with surface features: this sentence actually makes sense but it is really hard to read.


On our Room 9 writing site our teacher put on a link to a story that we had to fix. We made our own copy and put it in our writing folder. We had to read it once and find the end of the sentences. The second time we had to read it, we had to highlight and fix the repeated words and change the word to another word. The 3rd time we read it we had to make sure that we understood it and it was easier to read for the readers. The hard part about the writing was changing the repeated word and replacing the words with different words. The word that I replaced was he, all of the yellow highlighted words used to be he.


This is what we had to fix.


Here is the writing but with surface features.



What word have you over used in stories? Can you see the changes that I have made? If so leave a comment of what changes you see!
Thank you for reading my blog post, I hope you enjoyed and have an awesome day!!!! :D


2 comments:

  1. Hello Khiel.
    I can see you have used some new words but I couldn't quite finish reading all of it as it goes across the page.Can you please fix it so that I can read all your writing?.

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    1. Hi Mrs Cassidy,
      Thank you for reading my blog post and giving a positive feedback. I will surely fix the blog post up and you can finish reading the story.

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