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Synonyms and Antonyms; Commas for clarity SPAG revision
Synonyms and Antonyms; Commas for clarity SPAG revision
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An #English #blindquiz for revising synonyms, antonyms and using commas for clarity. #Y6 #SATs
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What are antonyms?
Words that mean the same.
Words that mean the opposite.
Words that are a more extreme version.
Words that are a less extreme version.
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Shall we have a break to play a game?
Already? We've only done two questions!
No, I want to keep playing Kahoot!
Do we have a choice?
Yes please!
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Does this sentence need a comma?
No, it needs a semi-colon.
Yes.
No.
No, it needs two.
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What are synonyms?
Words that are a less extreme version.
Words that mean the same.
Words that are a more extreme version.
Words that mean the opposite.
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Does this sentence need a comma?
No.
Yes.
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Would having all commas in the correct place change this sentence?
Yes.
No.
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When DON'T we use commas?
To separate phrases and clauses in the middle of a sentence.
In a list.
To separate phrases and clauses at the end of a sentence.
To separate phrases and clauses at the start of a sentence.
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Why does this sentence not need a comma?
The subordinate clause is at the beginning.
It has a relative clause.
The subordinate clause is at the end.
It has a fronted adverbial phrase.
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Does this sentence need a comma?
No.
Yes.
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Why does this sentence need a comma?
The subordinate clause is at the beginning.
It has a relative clause.
It has a fronted adverbial phrase.
The subordinate clause is at the end.
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What are commas important?
They look pretty.
They split the sentence into parts.
They tell you when to pause.
They clarify what the sentence actually means.
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What are synonyms?
Words that are a more extreme version.
Words that mean the same.
Words that are a less extreme version.
Words that mean the opposite.
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Why does this sentence need 2 commas?
It has a fronted adverbial phrase.
The subordinate clause is at the beginning.
It has a relative clause.
The subordinate clause is at the end.
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What does this sentence mean?
Orange juice is both full of vitamin C and freshly squeezed.
Vitamin C has to be freshly squeezed.
Only freshly squeezed orange juice is full of vitamin C.
Vitamin C is full of orange juice.
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Does this sentence need a comma?
Yes.
No.
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Why does this sentence need a comma?
It has a relative clause.
The subordinate clause is at the end.
The subordinate clause is at the beginning.
It has a fronted adverbial phrase.
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What do commas actually do?
Make life difficult.
Look pretty.
Split the sentence into parts.
Clarify what the sentence actually means.
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What are antonyms?
Words that mean the opposite.
Words that mean the same.
Words that are a less extreme version.
Words that are a more extreme version.
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How many commas does this sentence need?
4
1
3
2
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What does this sentence mean?
Orange juice is both full of vitamin C and freshly squeezed.
Vitamin C is full of orange juice.
Vitamin C has to be freshly squeezed.
Only freshly squeezed orange juice is full of vitamin C.
