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…..
arrogant
It’s a noun, it means to show the attitude of a person who is overly proud themselves or of their own opinions about something that going to happen.
Try to use it in your own sentence. Here are some examples…
She is far too arrogant to learn the error of her ways.
Is he arrogant enough to think that?
Are you arrogant enough to say that you have no need for help?
Mrs Henderson
Hi Mrs Henderson that is an amazing wow word for this week. I hope that you are having a nice day.
I think that some people may be arrogant when they have have done something and they think that it is better than everyone’s work.
I’m pleased you like the word Hollie! Great sentence too!
Yes, I’m having a lovely day thank you. I’m reading Year 4’s blog comments and drinking a little coffee 🙂
The boastful man was quite arrogant and opinionated in his approach to his new job.
I love it! Great use of ‘boastful’ too!
The other children thought Thomas was arrogant when he told them he was the best mathematician in the school!
I love how the word of the week is now becoming maths related 🙂
She is far too arrogant to notice her errors of her ways.
Great one Wiktoria! Used perfectly!
Tom was so arrogant that he thought he could win the football match on his own.
A great example!
People think he is arrogant, but I think he is confident in his skills.
I like how you have used your first clause in this sentence – very creative! Accurate use of the word!
The other children thought Jennie was smug and arrogant because she was always boasting about her science skills.
I love how you’ve included a subordinator here Elyon!
The children in the class thought that William was arrogant because he always said that he was the best writer.
Excellent use of the word Dylan. Great multi-clause sentence too!
A man was arrogant because he thought he was better than the Queen because he was richer.
Hi Jamie! Great to hear from you! I love your use of the word in a sentence. Keep it up!
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