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…..
predicament
It’s a noun, it means a difficult, uncomfortable or perhaps embarrassing situation.
Try to use it in your own sentence. Here are some examples…
I hope you can understand the predicament I was in.
It was a tremendously uncomfortable predicament.
If it really was a bear lurking behind her, she would be in a very unpleasant predicament.
Mrs Henderson
There was Bigfoot to the left of me and one coming up from behind, now how was I to escape from this predicament?
WOW! I’m impressed with the speed of your response Nathan! I love your energy….and I love the sentence! 🙂
I am hoping that the predicament we find ourselves in at the moment will be over soon.
That was fast Evan! A great sentence and one that I really agree with 🙂
If John had really fallen over in the woods, we would be in a great predicament.
Good work Elyon 🙂
If Tom fell into the crevice the family would be in a large predicament.
Great use of the word. I love your use of the word ‘crevice’ too! Try to include the commas after the first clause next time Dylan 🙂
Should I have pizza or chicken nuggets for dinner? What a predicament!
Oooo definitely pizza Hollie 🙂
I was in a predicament when I realised my keys were on the inside of the door and I was on the outside!
Good one Alice!
The famous Singer had a hard predictament about wearing a dress or a jumpsuit on her next show.
Good effort with this Wiktoria – perhaps use the words ‘was in a’ before the word predicament to make it clearer i.e. The famous singer was in a predicament about whether to wear a ___ or a ____.
Loving your enthusiasm!
The famous Singer had a hard predicament about wearing a dress or a jumpsuit to her next show.
Mum dropped the car keys down the drain. What a predicament!
Great one Jamie! 🙂
When recording some music with my dad, I squeaked!What a predicament!Shall I record it again or not?
Good work Thomas! I like your use of a question too 🙂
Thank you Mrs Henderson.