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  1. hello, Year five is Miss Parker here?
  2. I'm going to try something new today and go through
  3. this PowerPoint presentation on inverted commerce.
  4. So welcome to the lesson.
  5. We're going to talk about inverted commas today because we're
  6. going to look at some in the story that we
  7. read last week.
  8. So first of all inverted commerce can be called speak
  9. marks or quotation marks.
  10. We've done it before, so it should be familiar to
  11. you. Okay, so as you can see here, we need
  12. to make sure that we've got our inverted commas at
  13. the beginning on dth e end of the speech, you
  14. can see here that the words lower, please, are the
  15. bits that came out of the person's mouth on afterwards,
  16. it says, I said the quotation marks or speech marks
  17. are before and after lower please.
  18. Something else that's really important is that if somebody new
  19. is speaking, then you need to put it on the
  20. next line.
  21. So here it says, How are you doing today?
  22. Asked Henry.
  23. I'm great, said Ashton.
  24. So Henry says, How are you doing today?
  25. But then, when Ashton starts talking, it goes to the
  26. next line, he says.
  27. I'm great.
  28. Another important thing is to make sure that you begin
  29. your speech with a capital letter.
  30. Here. You can see the W in what is in
  31. capitals, but we don't need a capital on he.
  32. That's still the same sentence where it says he announced
  33. its just telling you that somebody said it.
  34. So we just need to make sure that the capital
  35. letter is at the beginning off the sentence.
  36. The beginning off the direct speech that's been said.
  37. Okay, so something out on punctuation, you need to make
  38. sure that you've got other little bits of punctuation in
  39. your sentences.
  40. Well, so here we can see the quotation marks or
  41. the speech marks or inverted commerce is we're calling them
  42. our before and after the speech.
  43. There are times I feel that you are a little
  44. cold, so there are inverted commerce before they're on after
  45. cold. But you can also see that there are a
  46. couple of commerce.
  47. There's a comma after times because that supports in the
  48. sentence, and also there's a comma after cold.
  49. There needs to be something there before you close your
  50. inverted commerce on.
  51. Also, you can see there's a full stop right at
  52. the end of the sentence.
  53. If it was something surprising, you might have a a
  54. net exclamation mark.
  55. Instead, if somebody was asking a question, you would have
  56. a question mark on that would go before the last
  57. inverted commerce.
  58. Okay, so here it's just talking about reporting a clause.
  59. So include in your sentences information about who is speaking
  60. on, even how they're speaking.
  61. This is good reporting a clause.
  62. Have a little look at this now.
  63. Okay, that's the end of the presentation.
  64. You can go back and have a little look over
  65. this and read through the slides in your own time.
  66. You can pause it on.
  67. I'm going to set you a task today.
  68. Thanks a lot.