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    VCOP

    This set of slides focuses on simpleshort activities for early morning (or anyother time of day) VCOP work. Manyslides can be re used if you just changea letter, word or number). They couldalso be printed off as a set of extensioncards for the odd minute when a child

    finishes ahead of schedule. Hope theyare of use.

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    VOCABULARY

    Think of at least 5 WOW

    words to describe abanana. (remember to use

    your senses)

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    Think of at least 5 WOW

    words to describe asandwich. (remember to

    use your senses)

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    Think of at least 5 WOW

    words to describe a cat.(remember to use your

    senses)

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    Think of at least 5 WOW

    words to describe amouse, (remember to use

    your senses)

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    Think of at least 5 WOW

    words to describe anapple, (remember to use

    your senses)

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    VOCABULARY

    write as many adverbs as possible todescribe this verb eg. walked - quickly,

    slowly, noisily, shyly, quietly.

    Talked

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    write as many adverbs as possible todescribe this verb eg. walked - quickly,

    slowly, noisily, shyly, quietly.

    Ate

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    write as many adverbs as possible todescribe this verb eg. walked - quickly,

    slowly, noisily, shyly, quietly.

    wrote

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    write as many adverbs as possible todescribe this verb eg. walked - quickly,

    slowly, noisily, shyly, quietly.

    sat

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    VOCABULARY

    write as many adverbs as possible todescribe this verb eg. walked - quickly,

    slowly, noisily, shyly, quietly.

    sang

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    VOCABULARY

    write as many adverbs as possible todescribe this verb eg. walked - quickly,

    slowly, noisily, shyly, quietly.

    climbed

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    VOCABULARY

    -pick 5 WOW words off the board and

    write five sentences using them.

    Dine, Progress, Create, Adore,

    Foreboding, Speculation,

    Silhouette, Terrain, Apparel,Vision, Atmosphere

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    -pick 5 WOW words off the board and

    write five sentences using them.

    -Outstandingly, Tenderly,

    Biologically, Formidable,

    Outspoken, Stern, Comical,Pathetic, Yearning, Dwell,

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    VOCABULARY

    -pick 5 WOW words off the board and

    write five sentences using them.

    Container, Furnishings, Robe,

    Sensitively, Timidly,

    Aggressively, Imaginatively,Unfortunate, Murderous

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    -pick 5 WOW words off the board and

    write five sentences using them.

    Nervously, Worriedly, Patiently,

    Feelings, Courage, Experience,

    Peak, Patience, Wasteland,Container, Furnishings, Robe,

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    -pick 5 WOW words off the board andwrite five sentences using them.

    Echoing, Doubtful, Emotion,Anxiety, Longing, Progress,

    System, Communication,

    Ingredient, Vibration, Prefer,Nourish, Demonstrate, Enjoy, Leap

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    -pick 5 WOW words off the board andwrite five sentences using them.

    Transport, Shelter, Baggage,Companion, Vehicle,

    Thunderous, Fearful,Marvellous, Attractive,Generosity, Echo

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    -pick 5 WOW words off the board and write fivesentences using them.

    Beautiful, Awful, Enormous,Fierce, Adventure, Accident,

    Magic,

    Gigantic, Weird, Freezing,Quietly, Silently,

    Bravely, Happiness, Joy,

    Sadness, Fear

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    -pick 5 WOW words off theboard and write five sentences

    using them.

    Beautiful, Awful, Enormous,

    First, So, Because, Next,Exciting, Afraid,

    Lonely, Interesting

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    -How many words can you think of

    beginning with the letter

    ATeachers can change the letter for a different day.

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    -Write one sentence including

    the following three nouns

    Mouse, dog, horse

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    -Write one sentence including

    the following three nouns

    Cat, necklace, fish

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    -Write one sentence including

    the following three nouns

    house, necklace, dog

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    -Write one sentence including

    the following three nouns

    house, bird, carrot

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    -Write one sentence including

    the following three nouns

    Boy, car, dog

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    -Write one sentence including

    the following three nouns

    cloud, car, tree

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    VOCABULARY

    -improve this sentence by adding words inegThe mouse ate the cheese. becomes Thegreedy mouse carefully ate the stale cheese.

    Now try-The bird flew to

    the tree.

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    -improve this sentence by adding words in eg

    The mouse ate the cheese. becomes The

    greedy mouse carefully ate the stale cheese.Now try

    -The cat sat on mat.

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    -improve this sentence by adding words in eg

    The mouse ate the cheese. becomes The

    greedy mouse carefully ate the stale cheese.Now try

    -The fish swam.

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    -improve this sentence by adding words in eg

    The mouse ate the cheese. becomes The

    greedy mouse carefully ate the stale cheese.Now try

    -The dog growled.

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    -improve this sentence by adding words in eg

    The mouse ate the cheese. becomes The

    greedy mouse carefully ate the stale cheese.Now try

    -The boy cried.

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    -improve this sentence by adding words in eg

    The mouse ate the cheese. becomes The

    greedy mouse carefully ate the stale cheese.Now try

    -The girl saw a fairy.

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    -Start a word list beginning with the word

    below, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg dog-girl-lamb-boy and must be a NOUN

    (name of something). You score points for

    length of words eg dog=3 points

    -House

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    -Start a word list beginning with the wordbelow, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg dog-girl-lamb-boy and must be a NOUN(name of something). You score pointsfor length of words eg dog=3 points

    -funny

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    -Start a word list beginning with the wordbelow, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg dog-girl-lamb-boy and must be a NOUN(name of something). You score points forlength of words eg dog=3 points

    -fox

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    -Start a word list beginning with the wordbelow, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg dog-girl-lamb-boy and must be a NOUN(name of something). You score points forlength of words eg dog=3 points

    -bird

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    VOCABULARY

    -Start a word list beginning with the wordbelow, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg sad-dark-kind and must be an ADJECTIVE(describing word). You score points forlength of words eg dog=3 points

    -kind

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    -Start a word list beginning with the wordbelow, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg sad-dark-kind and must be an ADJECTIVE(describing word). You score points forlength of words eg dog=3 points

    -yellow

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    -Start a word list beginning with the wordbelow, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg sad-dark-kind and must be an ADJECTIVE(describing word). You score points forlength of words eg dog=3 points

    -big

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    -Start a word list beginning with the wordbelow, each new word has to start with

    the last letter of the previous word eg sad-dark-kind and must be an ADJECTIVE(describing word). You score points forlength of words eg dog=3 points

    -small

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    Find as many wordsas possible to

    describe thischaractersappearance- what helooks like and

    personality- what heis like.

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    VOCABULARY

    Using your

    words from lasttime write aparagraph about

    this character.

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    Find as many wordsas possible to

    describe thischaractersappearance- what helooks like and

    personality- what heis like.

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    Using your

    words from lasttime write aparagraph about

    this character.

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    Find as many wordsas possible to

    describe thischaractersappearance- what helooks like and

    personality- what heis like.

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    VOCABULARY

    Using your

    words from lasttime write aparagraph about

    this character.

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    Find as many wordsas possible to

    describe thischaractersappearance- what helooks like and

    personality- what heis like.

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    VOCABULARY

    Using your

    words from lasttime write aparagraph about

    this character.

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    Find as many wordsas possible to

    describe thischaractersappearance- what helooks like and

    personality- what heis like.

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    Using yourwords from lasttime write aparagraph about

    this character.

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    Find as many wordsas possible to

    describe thischaractersappearance- what helooks like and

    personality- what heis like.

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    Using yourwords from lasttime write aparagraph about

    this character.

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    Find as many wordsas possible todescribe thischaractersappearance- what helooks like and

    personality- what heis like.

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    Using yourwords from lasttime write aparagraph about

    this character.

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    Write as many words as you can to

    describe this setting- use your senses.

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    Write as many words as you can to

    describe this setting- use your senses.

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    Write as many words as you can todescribe this setting- use your senses.Write as many words as you can to

    describe this setting- use your senses.

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    Write as many words as you can to

    describe this setting- use your senses.

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    VOCABULARY

    Find as many words as you can that

    could be used instead of .

    SaidCan you use some of them insentences?

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    Find as many words as you can that

    could be used instead of .

    BigCan you use some of them insentences?

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    Find as many words as you can that

    could be used instead of .

    LittleCan you use some of them insentences?

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    Random WordsYou need a book each. Open your book to

    page 3, count down to line 5 and then along tothe 3rd word. You must now quickly write a

    sentence using the word, underlining the word.

    Try again for page 8, line 9, word 6

    Try again for page 12, line 2, word 7Extra challenge can you write a sentence using

    all three words.

    Now try different books.!

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    Random WordsYou need a book each. Open your book to

    page 5, count down to line 4 and then along tothe 4th word. You must now quickly write a

    sentence using the word, underlining the word.

    Try again for page 7, line 8, word 5

    Try again for page 11, line 4, word 2Extra challenge can you write a sentence using

    all three words.

    Now try different books.!

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    Noun and Verb game

    Look at these lists of nouns and verbs. Pick

    one from each and try to make a sentence.

    Nouns verbsEngine sipped

    Pencil stole

    Tree rushed

    Ruler wished

    Eg The pencil rushed down stairs and into the garden.

    (Dont forget capital letters and fullstops)

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    Noun and Verb game

    Look at these lists of nouns and verbs. Pick

    one from each and try to make a silly sentence.

    Nouns verbsBook slipped

    Car screamed

    Flower ran

    Tambourine pushed

    Eg The pencil rushed down stairs and into the garden.

    (Dont forget capital letters and fullstops)

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    Noun and Verb game

    Look at these lists of nouns and verbs. Pick

    one from each and try to make a silly sentence.

    Nouns verbspicture helped

    lorry danced

    Ball skipped

    Fish ferried

    Eg The pencil rushed down stairs and into the garden.

    (Dont forget capital letters and fullstops)

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    Animal Game (i)

    Think of an animal and write a

    sentence about each one using twoadjectives. (describing words)

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    Animal Game (ii)

    Think of an animal and write a

    sentence about each one using anadverb in each sentence. (remember

    an adverb describes the verb eg

    quickly)

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    Animal Game (iii)

    Think of an animal and write a

    sentence about each one using theword after in each sentence.

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    Animal Game (iv)

    Think of an animal and write a

    sentence about each one using theword when in each sentence.

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    Animal Game (v)

    Think of an animal and write a

    sentence about each one using asimile in each sentence. (remember

    a simile is used to compare two

    things, usually with the words likeor as.

    Eg as quiet as a mouse

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    Alliteration

    Think of an animal and write an

    alliterative sentence about each one.Eg The tiny tiger tickled the terrified

    terrapins two toes with torn tinsel.

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    Alliteration

    Think of an animal and write an

    alliterative sentence about each one.Eg The tiny tiger tickled the terrified

    terrapins two toes with torn tinsel.

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    Inventing Metaphors by Pie Corbett

    First of all, identify something that you want to create a

    metaphor around eg the stars. Think of something

    that is like the subject or something to do with thesubject - they shine, glitter, are like tin-tacks, like

    diamonds, like jewels, like fiery eyes. Now use an

    idea to make a metaphor, remembering not to use

    the word 'like', e.g. Generate a simile - the stars

    are like diamonds.Omit the word 'like' - the stars are diamonds.

    Move the noun in front of the image - the diamond

    stars. Dylan Thomas uses this technique in his

    writing!

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    CONNECTIVES

    Write at least three

    sentences using a differentconnective in each.

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    CONNECTIVES

    Choose 3 connectives and

    write 3 sentences usingone in each.And, But So, Then Because, When,

    If After While, As well as

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    CONNECTIVES

    Choose 3 connectives andwrite 3 sentences usingone in each.Although, However Also Besides, Even

    though, Never the less, In addition to,

    Contrary to, Despite, So, as to

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    CONNECTIVES

    Story game- a pairs game (oral)

    You take turns to say a line in a story which you thenhand on to your partner by suggesting a connective,e.g.

    Child 1: Once there was a woodcutterwhoChild 2: spent many hours in the forest becauseChild 1: his wife spent so much money at Marks &Spencer, he had no choice to work while

    Here are some connectives for you to play with!Meanwhile, furthermore , however , nonetheless ,alternatively, although , because , nevertheless ,whereas , whoever , consequently , because ,besides , until ,yet , since , henceforward

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is description E.g

    A lean, grey cat. How many

    openers can you think

    of like this- continue

    your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is ly starters E.g

    Slowly, she ran down the road. Howmany openers can you think

    of like this- continue

    your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Where starter

    E.g At the end of the lane, stood anold house.

    How many openers can you

    Think of like this- continue

    your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is ing starter

    E.g Running along, Jim fell over.

    How many openers can you

    think of like this- continue

    your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Although/as starter

    E.g Although he was late, he walkedslowly. How many openers can you

    think of like this- continue

    your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Similes E.g She

    was as tall as a bus. How manyopeners can you think of like this-

    continue your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Alliteration

    E.g The sneaky, slimy snake Howmany openers can you think of like

    this- continue your

    sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is ed starter

    E.g Exhausted, Jim ran home Howmany openers can you think of like

    this- continue your

    sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Drop-in ed clause

    E.g Jim, exhausted by so much effort,ran home How many

    openers can you think

    of like this- continue

    Your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Speech plus stage

    direction + ing clause E.g Stop,he whispered, picking up his torch.How

    many openers can you think of like

    this- continueYour sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Exclamation

    Noodles, get down! screamed

    Bianca.How many openers can you

    think of like this- continue

    Your sentences.

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Question

    Are you sure that room is tidy?

    Mum yelled up the stairs.How many

    openers can you think of like this-

    continue Your sentences. ?

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    OPENERS

    There are different ways to open a

    sentence one is Question

    Are you sure that room is tidy?

    Mum yelled up the stairs.How many

    openers can you think of like this-

    continue Your sentences. ?

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    PUNCTUATION

    Write at least 5 sentences

    using !

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    PUNCTUATION

    Write at least 5 sentences

    using ?

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    PUNCTUATION

    Write at least 3 sentences

    using

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    PUNCTUATION

    Write a sentence using 3 different

    pieces of punctuation from the list

    below.

    ; , yyy ( ) ? y !

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    PUNCTUATION

    Write at least 3 sentences using

    different pieces of punctuation from

    the list below.

    ; , yyy ( ) ? y !

    V

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    VCOPup level these sentences keeping the

    meaning

    i) the cat sat on the matii) the dog walked down the road

    iii) the fish swam in the bowl

    iv) the man sat on the bench

    v) there was a duck on the pond

    V

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    VCOPup level these sentences keeping the

    meaning

    i) there was a bird in the treeii) there was a rabbit down the hole

    iii) i saw a witch in the garden

    iv) i saw a cat on the fence

    v) i saw a mouse in the cupboard