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…..
consequence
It’s a noun it means as a result or effect of….and normally it’s something quite unpleasant!
Try to use it in your own sentence. Here are some examples…
There would be a consequence for breaking the rules!
Obviously he did not realise the consequences of this actions.
You can also use it as an adverb i.e.
Consequently, he would have to go to bed early!
Mrs Henderson
If I don’t complete my homework, the consequence will be missing out on something nice.
You are the fastest this week Nathan 🙂
Fantastic use of the word too! Well done!
Consequently, the judge sent the evil eyed crook to prison for four years.
Great use of the adverb Evan!!!! Love this – especially the ‘evil-eyed’! 🙂
If you talk whilst doing school sat’s the consequences would be bad.
They would! Well used Hollie 🙂
If you don’t finish doing the dishes, you will not get the present and it will be a consequence.
Great one Freya! I think I would probably say ‘there will be a consequence’ next time 🙂
If I didn’t do what I was told, there would be a colossal consequence.
Great one Charlie! I love your use of the adjective ‘colossal’ too 🙂
If I didn’t finish my english work, the consequence would be missing out on my lunch time.
Oh no! I hope you manage to catch up Dylan 🙂 Great sentence – particularly the use of If at the start!
Not doing your chores comes with a consequence, so you better get started.
Great sentence! I imagine a parent might say something like this 🙂
If I don’t eat all of my dinner like I promised, the consequence will be to CLEAN MY ROOOM!!!
Well used Isla! 🙂
Jack the dog was not allowed any bones or treats as a consequence of him breaking a vase.
Well done Jamie 🙂 I hope the dog didn’t get into too much trouble 🙂
I didn’t go to school today, so therefore my consequence was to miss out on ART.
Well done Lacey Mai! A terrific sentence with great use of the conjunction ‘so’ 🙂
My brother skipped school so he’s facing a horrifying consequence!
WOW! What a sentence Chidubem! I love your use of ‘horrifyingly’ and how you have included ‘so’ to extend your sentence! Glorious 🙂
There is going to be a consequence if you don’t clean your room. If you do, you will get your iPad back.
Hi Binil! Lovely to hear your sentence today 🙂 You have used the word perfectly. Well done!
If you don’t look after your belongings, you may have to pay the consequence of them going missing. 🤔
Lovely use of ‘If’ to start your sentence Alice! I like the emoji too 🙂