Updated: 20 Sep 2022
Sort low and high modality words with this cut and paste worksheet.
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Sort low and high modality words with this cut and paste worksheet.
Modality words are words used to express how certain we are that an event will happen. The words an author uses can be expressed as having a low, medium, or high modality. You often find this type of language in persuasive text to influence the reader to adopt the author’s opinion.
Use this resource when introducing students to high and low modality words.
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