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Writing with Precision
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Writing with Precision
📚 Part 1: Recognising Precision
1. Which sentence is most precise?
He went to the shop.
He walked three blocks to Bigsby Shop.
He ran quickly.
He had fun.
2. Check all details that make a sentence more precise:
The exact number (for example, three apples)
A place name (for example, Albert Park)
A vague word (for example, nice)
A measurement (for example, 4 litres)
3. Which sentence uses capital letters correctly for proper nouns?
auckland city library opened in 1990.
Auckland City Library opened in 1990.
Auckland city library opened in 1990.
4. Which detail is NOT a precise detail?
A name (Maya)
A number (two cats)
A quality word (good)
A place (Wellington)
✏️ Part 2: Practice Writing Precisely
5. Add two precise details and rewrite this sentence in one clear sentence:
Original: The children played.
6. Rewrite this sentence with correct capitalisation and add one precise detail (time, place, name or number):
Original: sarah went to the museum on monday.
7. Complete these two blanks with precise details you could add to "I bought some apples."
Detail 1:
Detail 2:
8. Write a short paragraph (2–3 sentences) about a favourite place. Include at least two precise details (numbers, names, places, events or measures).
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