Identify the sentence type: “Stop feeding your homework to the dog!”
Command
Identify the sentence type: “My hamster has just stolen my lunch!”
Exclamation
Identify the sentence type: “Did you put toothpaste on your sandwich?”
Question
What is the collective noun for a group of lions?
A pride
Complete the sentence: A group of musicians performed at the concert. The musicians formed a ______ .
Band
Choose the correct article: “I saw ___ elephant wearing a hat.”
an
Choose the correct article: “The pirate found ___ treasure chest.”
a / the
Add the correct punctuation: “help there is a spider in my shoe”
“Help! There is a spider in my shoe!”
or
"Help, there is a spider in my shoe!"
Rewrite using the correct punctuation: “did you eat my last biscuit”
“Did you eat my last biscuit?”
Write the plural: One baby dragon, three ______ .
babies
Write the plural: One box of chocolates, five ______ of chocolate.
boxes
Write the plural: The chef used one knife and two ______.
Knives
Write the plural: One child ate the cake. Five ______ ate the cake.
Children
Identify the common nouns: “The teacher chased the naughty monkey around the classroom.”
Teacher, monkey, classroom
Replace the underlined noun with a pronoun: “Lebo and I are going to the zoo.”
We are going to the zoo.
Choose the correct pronoun: “The puppies are hungry. ___ want their dinner.”
They
Identify the adjectives: “The enormous crocodile swallowed a tiny sandwich.”
Enormous, tiny
Complete with a suitable adjective: “The ______ monster ate my English textbook.”
Any suitable adjective, e.g. hungry, enormous, grumpy
Change to the simple present tense: “The alien danced on the table.”
The alien dances on the table every day.
Change to the simple past tense: “The cat steals my socks.”
The cat stole my socks last week.
Complete using the simple future tense: “Tomorrow, we ______ (visit) the dinosaur museum.”
Will visit
Identify the poetic device: “The baby was as noisy as a fire alarm.”
Simile
Identify the poetic device: “My brother is a walking dictionary.”
Metaphor
Identify the poetic device: “Silly snakes slithered silently.”
Alliteration
Identify the poetic device: “The alarm clock screamed at me to wake up.”
Personification