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Can you identify the silent letter in each word?
thistle
lamb
solemn
doubt
Write each of these verbs in the past tense.
walk
drive
catch
Can you replace the proper noun ‘Debbie’ with a pronoun?
When Debbie goes to the shops, the first thing Debbie does is pick up a newspaper.
When Debbie goes to the shops, the first thing does is pick up a newspaper.
Can you match the homophones with their definitions?
Principal
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Serial
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Cereal
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Which animals make these onomatopoeic sounds?
hiss
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whinny
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howl
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coo
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Select the antonyms for the word ‘freezing’.
Match the nouns to create a compound word.
tooth
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sun
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foot
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Rewrite the sentence, adding the missing apostrophe for contraction.
I cant believe it’s nearly the weekend!
Can you write these words in the plural form?
calf
puppy
church
fox
Add the endings -cious or -tious to complete these words.
suspi
nutri
cau
deli
Can you select the proper nouns?
Add the missing punctuation.
What time does your swimming lesson start
I can’t wait to see her! said Jane.
Wow, that’s incredible
Select the adjective that best describes the word ‘mountain’.
Complete the sentence by making the singular noun a plural noun and adding an apostrophe for possession.
For example, The girls’ trainers were muddy. (Noun: girl)
The favourite football team won the championship. (Noun: boy)
Add the correct prefix un-, in- or im- to each of these words.
kind
possible
rest
expensive
Can you choose the best adverb for each sentence?
silently, softly, enthusiastically
Josh whispered .
Michelle slept .
Rebecca smiled .
Rewrite the sentence, adding the missing colon.
Don’t forget to buy the groceries the apples, bananas and potatoes.
Can you add the correct conjunction to complete the sentences?
if although and
Sam wore a woolly scarf, it was boiling hot.
James would get a gold medal, he won the race.
Joe wanted a scooter a new pair of trainers for his birthday.
Can you change the meaning of these sentences by adding a modal verb?
For example, The man should buy a newspaper.
The man buy a newspaper.
Are these sentences are in the past, present or future tense?
Match the sentence to the correct tense.
Past tense
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Present tense
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Future tense
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Rewrite these words, adding a hyphen in the correct place.
reenter
cooperate
recover
coordinate
Write the abbreviations for these words.
United Kingdom
Doctor
Kilogram
Rewrite this sentence using the present perfect tense by adding ‘have’ or ‘has’.
The obedient horses jumped over the fence.
Can you put these words into the order you would find them in the dictionary?
suspect, suspicious, superstitious, sustain, super
Can you change the sentence by using a relative pronoun?
who, which, where, when, whose, that
For example,
Jane was playing cricket. She was in the park.
Jane, who was in the park, was playing cricket.
Sweets are unhealthy. They are full of sugar.
Rewrite this sentence, adding a dash in the correct place.
Pandas are my favourite animal I think they look really cuddly.
Change this sentence from active to passive.
For example,
Noah ate a delicious cupcake.
A delicious cupcake was eaten by Noah.
The kitten scratched all of the cushions.
Rewrite this sentence, adding a semi-colon in the correct place.
The mist lifted above the river a kingfisher darted across the sky.
What does the fronted adverbial describe?
Time
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Place
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Manner
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Can you rewrite this sentence using brackets to show parenthesis?
The school bus which was late pulled up at the bus stop.
Here is part of a recipe for ‘How to make a Victoria sponge’. Please read this recipe.
Method
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How many beaten eggs are needed?
Here is part of a recipe for ‘How to make a Victoria sponge’. Please read this recipe.
Method
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Can you identify the imperative verb in this sentence?
Spread the buttercream over the bottom of one of the sponges.
Here is part of a recipe for ‘How to make a Victoria sponge’. Please read this recipe.
Method
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What should you do with the cake once it comes out of the oven?
Here is part of a recipe for ‘How to make a Victoria sponge’. Please read this recipe.
Method
Please answer the following question.
Instruction 6, explains you must ‘gradually beat in 120g of sifted icing sugar,’ what does the word ‘gradually’ mean?