Grammar and Punctuation Assembly

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Grammar and Punctuation Assembly

This class play attempts to cover at least the basics of our great English Language – a pretty tough challenge! ‘Coverage’ includes:

Punctuation: Capital Letters Full Stops Exclamation Marks Question Marks Commas Colons Semicolons Brackets Hyphens Quotation Marks Apostrophes

Grammar: Nouns Proper Common Collective Abstract Pronouns Adjectives; Verbs Present Past Future Active and Passive Regular and Irregular Adverb; Preposition Conjunction

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Grammar and Punctuation Assembly

Grammar and Punctuation Assembly. This class play attempts to cover at least the basics of our great English Language – a pretty tough challenge! ‘Coverage’ includes:

Punctuation: Capital Letters Full Stops Exclamation Marks Question Marks Commas Colons Semicolons Brackets Hyphens Quotation Marks Apostrophes

Grammar: Nouns Proper Common Collective Abstract Pronouns Adjectives; Verbs Present Past Future Active and Passive Regular and Irregular Adverb; Preposition, Conjunction

Two camps: Grammys and Punks! A cast of 30 – easily adaptable up or down

Duration – around 10 – 15 minutes

Grammar and Punctuation Assembly Sample Text

Narrator:         (Growing increasingly impatient) Yes! Yes! Do please say what you’ve got to say! We do have a few more parts of speech apart from yourself to get through, you know!

Grammy 2:      (Huffily) Oh very well. I’ll keep it brief!

(Punks all cheer)

Grammy 2:      Well, proper nouns are really just names. (Pauses) There! Is that brief enough for you?

Narrator:         Excellent! Thank you for that!

(To audience) Phew! I thought for one awful moment we were going to be stuck with proper nouns until the end of the assembly!

Next!

Grammy 3:      (Bashfully) Me? Oh I’m just a common noun!

Narrator:         Oh! Nothing remotely common about you I’m sure!

Grammy 3:      But that’s what I’m called!

Grammy 2:      That’s right! I’m proper! And he’s common!

Word:              Well, there are quite a few other types, like

Grammy 4:      Collective nouns – for example, a swarm of bees, a herd of sheep

Grammy 5:      And abstract nouns – things you can’t hold in your hand –  like anger, time

Narrator:         (Looking at watch) Speaking of which, yes, I think that’s enough on nouns!

Grammy 6:      (Squeaking) But hey! I might be small, but don’t forget me!

Narrator:         And you are?

Grammy 6:      I’m a pronoun! Very important I am!

Narrator:         (To audience) Just like the rest of them!

State your business, briefly if you can!

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