Revision: Grammar and Phonics Day 3
Day 4
1. Tick for the underlined noun. (a) The band of thieves were arrested.
Concrete Collective
Abstract
(b) They sang with enthusiasm. Concrete Collective
Abstract
(c) The postman has lost our letters. Concrete Collective
Abstract
2. Add the present (ing) and past (ed) participles.
Verb
stay worry lie dream win
3. Insert commas. (a) So Adi tell me what happened. (b) Unless she is going I’m not going.
4. Change to nouns with ‘-ance’ or ‘-ence’. (a) relevant: _____________________ (b) evident: _____________________ (c) fragrant: _____________________ (d) eloquent: _____________________
5. Ring the correct homophone.
(a) Can I buy some stationary / stationery?
(b) The cat has hurt it’s / its tail. (c) I have a sister too / two / to.
44 Present Past
1. Ring for capital letters and add the punctuation.
(a) can we watch home and away now
(b) i have polish english and greek friends
(c) hey my birthday is in january too
2. Tick two boxes for the underlined verb. (a) Eimear will go to school tomorrow. Past
Simple
Future Perfect
(b) We were walking to the shop. Past
Present Simple Continuous
3. Rewrite with apostrophes. (a) should have (b) Jamess house
4. Rewrite as plural. (a) that sheep (b) this tooth
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(c) the horses manes _______________
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5. Change to nouns with ‘-ancy’ or ‘-ency’. (a) truant: (b) resident:
(c) transparent: (d) malignant:
6. Ring the correct spelling. (a) archery / archory (b) victery / victory (c) secretary / secretery
7. Ring the silent letter. (a) aunt
(c) folks
(b) wrestler (d) column
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Unit 8 | Revision and Assessment
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