Suffixes - ible, or able
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Using Numbered Points
KS2 (Year 5 & 6)
National Curriculum aligned
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Using numbered points is similar to using bullet points. The difference is that numbers are used to show the order of the points is important.Use numbered points to complete the sentences.
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