Sorry for the delay this morning Year 4 – I’ve had a technical difficulty! Here’s this week’s word of the week.
In Year 4 we always love to learn new words and challenge ourselves to use them in our conversations and writing.
Which new words have you learnt this week?
This week, my new favourite word is…..
reluctant
It’s an adjective and it means to be unwilling, disinclined or simply not want to do something!
Try to use it in your own sentence. Here are some examples…
She was reluctant to complete her homework.
You can also use it as an adverb i.e.
Reluctantly, he completed his homework but only because he knew he would have to stay in a break time if he didn’t.
Mrs Henderson
I was reluctant to fly in the thunderstorm..
I was reluctant to go outside yesterday because it was so gusty.
Great one Dylan! I always look forward to your blog contributions!
Hi Nathan! Well done – you are still the first to post on this week’s word of the week!
I like how you have linked your sentence to flying! 🙂
Mum was reluctant to walk to school because it was pouring down with rain,
You have used the word well here Elyon. Well done 🙂
I was reluctant to leave school at the end of the term.😁
Me too Alice! Let’s make the most of our online sessions together until then 🙂
I was reluctant to tidy my bedroom.
I can’t imagine that Hollie 🙂 Well done!
I was reluctant to admit that I lost in the class race.
Good one Thomas!
Socks, the cat, was very reluctant to get out of the odd sock basket because it was cosy.
Great one Jamie 🙂