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Correction On The Line Underneath

The document contains a variety of English language exercises including filling in missing verbs, writing questions, identifying clauses, converting speech, choosing pronouns, punctuation, contractions and adding prefixes. Learners are required to demonstrate their understanding of grammar, punctuation, parts of speech and other language rules.

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Correction On The Line Underneath

The document contains a variety of English language exercises including filling in missing verbs, writing questions, identifying clauses, converting speech, choosing pronouns, punctuation, contractions and adding prefixes. Learners are required to demonstrate their understanding of grammar, punctuation, parts of speech and other language rules.

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1. The sentences below each have an error. The errors are underlined.

Write the
correction on the line underneath, making sure the verb matches the tense.

E.G. Yesterday, I have the chance to play for my local team. .........had................

Our local café makes great cakes. We like to sit and ate them on a Saturday.

.............................................

The children are going to a shopping centre tomorrow and they had bought some new
toys.

..............................................

I am putting on my shoes and I will have been for a walk in the park right now!

.................................................. 1 mark

2. Write a short question beginning with the words below.

Why would __________________________________________________ 2 marks

3. Underline the subordinate clause in each sentence below.

E.G. The dog, which was brown, growled at the cat.

Susan had a cat, which always purred.

When I grow up, I want to be a vet.

Sammy, who was nearly asleep, curled up in the chair. 2 marks

4. Put Ratty’s words into direct speech.

Ratty said he hoped it would be sunny later.

_______________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________ 2 marks

6. Complete the sentences below using either I or me.


______ pulled out the keys from my pocket.

She asked _____ to help her put up the pictures.

My team and ______ are playing next week.

Why isn’t anyone able to understand what ______ am trying to do?

I had to help with the washing up before Dad would turn on the television for ______.

1 mark

7. Write a sentence using inverted commas appropriately.

.................................................................................................................................... 1
mark

8. Put a tick in each row to show whether the sentence is a statement, a command or a
question.

Sentence Statement Command Question


How are you

Go to bed

I like horse
riding

All correct answers 3 marks

9. Complete the sentence below by choosing the correct contraction.

Even if you want to, you ............................................... go to the park.

- They’ll - Can’t - I’ll 1 mark

10. Add a prefix from the list to this word to make an adjective .

............happy

- Mis - Un - In 1 mark

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