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    Year 4 English Grammar and Punctuation Test 5

    1. Read the sentence below. What type of word is ‘above’? Tick one.
    1 mark

    The biscuits are in the cupboard above the sink.

    noun

    adjective

    preposition

    2. Underline the expanded noun phrase in the sentence below.


    1 mark

    The last remaining contestant in the game was the winner.

    3. Tick the sentence which uses a possessive pronoun.


    1 mark

    ‘That’s my bag,’ said Megan.

    ‘I don’t like him much,’ complained Kacie.

    4. Use the words in the box. Complete the sentence using an apostrophe to show possession.
    1 mark

    “Don’t eat that! That’s !

    Aaron sandwich

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    Year 4 English Grammar and Punctuation Test 5 2

    5. Punctuate the direct speech in the sentence below.


    1 mark

    Look out shouted the lifeboat captain You are about to capsize

    6. Rewrite the sentence with the subordinate clause at the beginning of the sentence.
    1 mark

    We were sleeping peacefully when the earthquake struck.

    7. Complete the table below. Tick one box for each sentence.
    1 mark

    Sentence Standard English Non-standard English

    I were hungry.

    They were really busy.

    You wasn’t happy about it.

    I done that myself.

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    Year 4 English Grammar and Punctuation Test 5 3

    8. Choose the appropriate pair of pronouns to complete the passage. Tick one pair.
    1 mark
    The postman picked up the heavy bag and put it on shoulder.
    was full of Christmas post today.

    her / It

    his / They

    his / It

    9. Does the underlined word in the sentence below show plural or possession? Tick one.
    1 mark

    The witch’s cauldron boiled and bubbled.

    Plural

    Possession

    10. Circle the fronted adverbial in this sentence.


    1 mark

    Patiently, the teacher waited for the class to stop talking so he could begin the
    lesson.

    **END OF TEST** total for


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    Year 4 English Grammar and Punctuation Test 5 Answers

    1 noun 1 mark 6 1 mark


    When the earthquake struck, we were
    adjective sleeping peacefully.
    preposition x

    2 The last remaining contestant in the game 1 mark 7


    Sentence Standard English
    Non-standard 1 mark
    English
    was the winner. I were hungry. x

    They were really


    x
    busy.
    You wasn’t happy
    x
    about it.

    I done that myself. x

    3 ‘That’s my bag,’ said Megan. x 1 mark 8 her / It 1 mark

    ‘I don’t like him much,’ his / They


    complained Kacie.
    his / It x

    4 “Don’t eat that! That’s Aaron’s 1 mark 9 Plural 1 mark

    sandwich !
    Possession x

    5 “Look out!” shouted the lifeboat 1 mark 10 Patiently, the teacher waited for the class to 1 mark
    stop talking so he could begin the lesson.
    captain. “You are about to capsize!”

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