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Relative Pronoun Relative Clause who when which whose where that Instead of: The prize I won was a book. Instead of: Tom broke the game. It annoyed Ali. Try: The prize that I won was a book. Try: Tom broke the game, which annoyed Ali. Modal Verb Used to change the meaning of other verbs. might should will must may would could ought shall can Instead of: You help your little brother. Instead of: I do this maths work by myself. Try: You should help your little brother. Try: I can do this maths work by myself. Cohesion Link your ideas together. then after that also therefore this but firstly however Parenthesis A word or phrase put into a sentence to add more information. Sometimes a parenthesis is in (brackets) and sometimes there is a dash – or there could be a comma , . John ate the ice-cream (it was chocolate with two flakes in it) whilst deciding what to do next. Everyone came to my birthday party– even Auntie May from Australia! Ambiguity When there is more than one possible meaning. Use commas to avoid ambiguity. “ Let’s eat Grandma!” “Let’s eat, Grandma!” Year 5 Grammar relative clause modal verb relative pronoun parenthesis bracket dash cohesion ambiguity