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Friday, July 3, 2020

make it personal

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Make it Personal
By now you should be able to spot the difference between Private Information and Personal Information. 
Here is a quick wee definition to remind you: 
Private Information 
Information about you that can be used to find out specific things about you like the exact date you are born, where you live and where you are going to be (e.g., your full name or your address)
Personal Information 
Information about you that is also true for lots of other people (e.g., your hair color or the city you live in)
Your task is to change the following ten sentences from Private to Personal. The first one has been done for you as an example. 
Private Information in Sentences
Personal Information in Sentences
Example: My birthday is on the 28th February 1988.  
Example: My birthday is in at the end of February. I was born in the 80’s.  
  1. My name is Cooper Clifford. 
1.my name is cooper
  1. I live at 205 Breens Rd, Christchurch. 
2. I live in Christchurch
  1. I go to dance class on Wednesday’s right after school at Anna Lee.  
3. I go to dance on Wednesday's 
  1. I am going to Orana Park on Saturday at 2pm. 
4. I am going to Oran park
  1. My birthday is on the 28th November 2006. 
5. My birthday on November 
  1. I can always be found after school at the Hornby Hub. 
6. I go to the Hornby hub after school
  1. My Mum is Kelsey Morgan. 
7. My mom is Kelsey
  1. My Nan Lives at 105 Whiterock Road. 
8.  My Nan lives in Christchurch
  1. I go to dance class on Wednesday’s right after school at Anna Lee. 
9. 4 i go to dance on Wednesday's
  1. My whole family is going to be at Chipmunks this Monday at 10am. 
10. My whole family is going to be at chipmunks

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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousAugust 17, 2020 at 2:48 PM

    hi Ashavi it's Shukria i like your you make it so easy.

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousOctober 21, 2021 at 9:48 AM

    hi its aleshia and l like how you put lots of words in it and a lot easyer by aleshia l love it keep it going

    ReplyDelete

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