KS3 Grammar Ninjas - Level 1 Complete (Parts 1 & 2)

Question 1

Words with opposite meanings

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antonyms

Question 2

Features including standard marks eg . , ; : ? ! - – ( ) “ ” ‘ ’ =

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punctuation

Question 3

Can be used to talk about the present or future

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present tense

Question 4

A unit of grammar - not easily split

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word

Question 5

Group of words grammatically connected to each other

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sentence

Question 6

Used at the start of a word, makes it into another word

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prefix

Question 7

Links two words or phrases

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conjunction

Question 8

Group of grammatically connected words, smaller than a sentence

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phrase

Question 9

Used to mark possession or to show missing letters

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apostrophe

Question 10

Can be used to talk about the past, or make a request sound polite

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past tense

Question 11

Describing word for a verb

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adverb

Question 12

The thing that the verb is acting upon

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object

Question 13

Which of these is a special type of phrase?

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clause

Question 14

Difference between present and past verbs

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tense

Question 15

Describing word for a noun

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adjective

Question 16

A doing word - an action, state or feeling

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verb

Question 17

Sounds like a beat in a word

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syllable

Question 18

Name of a person, place or thing

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noun

Question 19

Determiner type - can be definite (the) or indefinite (a)

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article

Question 20

a,e, i, o, u

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vowel

Question 21

To pronounce something forcefully

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stress

Question 22

Means 'more than one'

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plural

Question 23

Words with the same/ similar meanings

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synonyms

Question 24

Parts of speech - e.g. noun, verb, adjective, preposition

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word class

Question 25

Words that can exist alone or have a prefix/ suffix attached

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root word

Question 26

Most of the letters of the alphabet

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consonant

Question 27

Used at the end of a word, makes it into another word

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suffix

Question 28

Words (like he, she, it) that replace nouns

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pronoun

KS3 Grammar Ninjas - Level 1 Complete (Parts 1 & 2)

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KS3 Grammar Ninjas - Level 1 Complete (Parts 1 & 2)

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