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Find the prepositions
: Arron is under the chair, Brad is near the board and Ben is on the desk.
under, near and desk
Arron, Brad and Ben
chair, board and desk
under, near and on
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Spot the adjectives:
Jeremy is a very kind, funny, helpful and intelligent class member of M5.
class member of M5
kind, funny and intelligent
kind, funny, helpful and intelligent
James
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Adverb...
A word that adds meaning to a verb.
A word that sounds the same but is spelt differently.
A word for a person, animals, place or thing.
A word that joins ideas through a text.
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Verb tense...
Describes how something happened (slowly, quickly and soon).
The form a noun takes to show when an action takes place.
The form a verb takes to show when an action takes
Describes emotions.
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Spot the verbs:
David got 10/10 in his maths test. He jumped and sang with excitement.
David
got, jumped and sang
excitement
jumped and sang
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Preposition describes
conjunction
preparation
adjective
position and location
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Adjectives...
A word formed by combining two other words.
A doing word.
Add meaning to a verb.
A word that tells you more about a noun.
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Proper nouns is
A word that describes a position (in, on, under or behind).
A noun that is written properly.
A word that tells us what is happening in a sentence.
Used for a person or place with capital letter (London/Lara)
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A noun is
A joining word.
A word for a person, place or thing.
A doing word.
A word that describes a feeling.
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Find the prepositions:
Carla sat between John and Amy. Then she walked past Tina and Tony.
sat and walked
between and past
between
Carla, John, Amy, Tina and Tony.
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Spot the missing punctuation:
sallys sister is my little brothers new classmate
capital letter, comma and a full stop
capital letter, apostrophes and a full stop
apstrophes and a full stop
capital letter and full stop
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Spot the missing punctuation:
Im going to sleep at 9 oclock and wake up around 7 oclock
question mark and apostrophe
apostrophes and a full stop
capital letter and a full stop
apostrophes and comma
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Synonym...
A word that has a similar meaning to another word.
When sounds are repeated at the beginning of words.
Words that sound like the thing they are describing (Bang!)
A word that means the opposite to another word.
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Spot the nouns:
Kim wants to build tall buildings and design cool cars when she grows up.
Kim
tall and cool
buildings and cars
design
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A verb...
Is a word that tells us what is happening in a sentence.
Tells you more about a noun.
Is a word that can replace a noun.
Is a word that adds meaning to an adjective.
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Examples of pronouns are:
Hat, toy, pet, mouse and clock.
He, she, I, it, they and we.
Should, could, would, may, might and must.
Mike, Perth, Monday, May and Australia.
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Punctuation...
Full stops, question marks, and commas used in writing.
Helps to join sentences.
A sentence that asks for information.
When the ends of words sound the same.