One piece of work from my Literacy book from Year 5. And yes, I’m keeping all the spelling mistakes and punctuation there.

- CONTAINS ONE NATURAL ELEMENT
- CONTAINS ONE ELEMENT OF MOVEMENT
- CONTAINS NO PUNCTUATION (UNLESS YOU WANT SOME!)
- CONTAINS DIRECT, PLAIN LANGUAGE

 Line one = five SYLLABLES
 Line two = seven SYLLABLES
 Line three = five SYLLABLES.

I’m going to try something different with this one…

Creative writing regarding the punctuation mark, the parenthesis.

When words become fingerprints…

A simple, humorous take on my favourite punctuation – the comma.

This is what we call creativity .Do get out of all shackles and apply your minds independently, without any fear or fervour, rather favour, as I always do.

A poem about contractions, or love, or being blindsided, or… Well, a poem.

Are you on the edge of your seat wondering how on Earth grammar could possibly get any better? Then, watch as I use it to accurately and fully describe the world of love and relationships.

Just wanted to get this one out before I took my break, hey I got bored on a rainy stormy night.