Pronouns & Subjects
Identify the pronoun: We went to the shops.
We
Which punctuation mark do we use at the end of a statement?
Full stop (.)
Identify the verb: The monkey climbed the tree.
Climbed
Give a synonym for beautiful.
Pretty / gorgeous
What do we call a word that joins two words or sentences?
A conjunction
Replace the underlined noun with a pronoun: Thabo is playing soccer.
He
Add the missing punctuation: What time is it
What time is it?
Identify the present continuous verb: Plants are living things that grow almost everywhere.
are living
Which word is spelt correctly?
A. Butter flys
B. Butterflies
C. Butter-flies
D. Butter flies
B. Butterflies
Choose the correct verb: My sister ___ beautiful pictures. (draw / draws)
Draws
Choose the correct pronoun: The teacher gave ___ a sticker. (we / us / they / he)
B. us
Rewrite correctly: My brother likes swimming reading drawing music and rugby.
My brother likes swimming, reading, drawing, music and rugby.
Complete the sentence using the present continuous: The boys ___ (swim) in the pool.
Are swimming
Give a synonym for quick.
Fast
Join these sentences using but: I wanted to play outside. It was raining.
I wanted to play outside, but it was raining.
Identify the subject: The beautiful butterfly landed on a flower.
The beautiful butterfly
Add the missing punctuation: oh no i forgot my homework
Oh no! I forgot my homework.
Which sentence is in the present continuous tense?
A. She danced yesterday.
B. She is dancing now.
C. She dances every day.
D. She will dance tomorrow.
B. She is dancing now.
Which word is spelt correctly?
A. tomorow
B. tommorrow
C. tomorrow
D. tommorow
C. tomorrow
Change to indirect speech: Tom said, "I am hungry."
Tom said that he was hungry.
Choose the subject of this sentence: After lunch, the learners played outside. A. After lunch B. played outside C. the learners D. outside
C. the learners
Rewrite correctly: mom asked where are your shoes
Mom asked, "Where are your shoes?"
Correct the mistake: The dog are barking at the postman.
The dog is barking at the postman.
What is the purpose of the adverb in this sentence: The girl spoke softly to the baby.
It tells us how the girl spoke.
Join the sentences using a suitable conjunction: The girl studied hard. She wanted to pass her test.
The girl studied hard because she wanted to pass her test.