Use prepositions and relative pronouns to add details to nouns

the storybook

• with a sweet voice

• on the shelf

• in water bottle

• at noon

the plant

• that Mrs Tan read to us

• in the morning

• on the table

• with a bad temper

my brother

• who loves to play guitar

• which is blue in colour

• in the morning

• in the cup

the bird

• on the tree

• with an injured leg

• in the cage

• at the field

the ice cream

• in the cup

• on the ice cream cone

• with a cherry on top

the dog

• who is running

• at night

• on a leash

• that is flying

the man

• which is wearing T-shirt and jeans

• that is wearing T-shirt and jeans

• who is wearing T-shirt and jeans

• in white T-shirt and jeans

the elderly lady

• which is staggering across the road

• who is staggering across the road

• that is staggering across the road

the playground

• who is in front of my house

• that is in front of my house

• which is in front of my house

the learning journey

• in the afternoon

• which is in the afternoon

• that is in the afternoon

• who is in the afternoon