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1 Spring Term 1 Write a sentence with a ronte averial aout the Loch Ness monster. Unerline it. a c e Rewrite this sentence in the present preect tense. Peter entere the competition. Mr Whoops has mae two clumsy Can you unerline them an correct them? Use a ictionary i you nee to. Wizaro turne his enemy into an ugly monster. Rewrite the sentence with a semicolon to replace the co-orinating conjunction etween the two inepenent clauses. est-selling authors in the worl an his ooks are translate into many Ater staning in a cue or over an hour, I inally gaine amission into the new ansient Egypt exhiition at the museum. Rea the sentence elow an circle the wor or wors that make it a question. That's the new oy rom Class 9, isn't it?

2 Spring Term 1 Answers Write a sentence with a ronte averial aout the Loch Ness monster. Unerline it. Accept any accurately-punctuate sentence with an unerline ronte averial to show time, place or cause, e.g. In Scotlan, many elieve that the Loch Ness monster might e real. a Rewrite this sentence in the present preect tense. Peter entere the competition. Peter has entere the competition. c Mr Whoops has mae two clumsy Can you unerline them an correct them? Use a ictionary i you nee to. Ater staning in a cue or over an hour, I inally gaine amission into the new ansient Egypt exhiition at the museum. e queue ancient Wizaro turne his enemy into an ugly monster. Accept any synonyms or the unerline wors, e.g. enchante/ mysterious an hieous/repulsive. Rewrite the sentence with a semicolon to replace the coorinating conjunction etween the two inepenent clauses. est-selling authors in the worl an his ooks are translate into many William Shakespeare is still one o the est-selling authors in the worl; his ook are translate into many Rea the sentence elow an circle the wor or wors that make it a question. That's the new oy rom Class 9, isn't it? isn't it? circle

3 Spring Term 1 Write a sentence aout the picture that contains a moal ver an a ronte averial. Unerline them. a c e Rewrite these sentences in the present preect tense. Peter entere the competition. Mr Whoops has mae three clumsy Can you unerline them an correct them? Use a ictionary i you nee to. This Easter, Ben an Isaak are taking Ater staning in a cue or over an hour, I inally gaine amission into the new ansient Egypt exhiition at the museum. I ha a phenomenal ay; I woul einitely reccommen it. Wizaro turne his enemy into an ugly monster. In triumph, he egan to Rewrite the sentence with a semicolon etween the two inepenent clauses est-selling authors in the worl an his ooks are translate into many Rea the sentence elow. A in a wor or wors an the appropriate punctuation to turn it into a question. That's the new oy rom Class 9,

4 Spring Term 1 Answers Write a sentence aout the picture that contains a moal ver an a ronte averial. Unerline them. Accept any accurately-punctuate sentence with an unerline moal ver an ronte averial, e.g. In Scotlan, many elieve that the Loch Ness monster might e real. a Rewrite these sentences in the present preect tense. Peter entere the competition. Peter has entere the competition. This Easter, Ben an Isaak are taking This Easter, Ben an Isaak have taken c Mr Whoops has mae three clumsy Can you unerline them an correct them? Use a ictionary i you nee to. Ater staning in a cue or over an hour, I inally gaine amission into the new ansient Egypt exhiition at the museum. I ha a phenomenal ay; I woul einitely reccommen it. queue ancient recommen e Wizaro turne his enemy into an ugly monster. In triumph, he egan to Accept any synonyms or the unerline wors, e.g. enchante/ mysterious, hieous/repulsive an chuckle/snigger. Rewrite the sentence with a semicolon etween the two inepenent clauses est-selling authors in the worl an his ooks are translate into many William Shakespeare is still one o the est-selling authors in the worl; his ooks are translate into many Rea the sentence elow. A in a wor or wors an the appropriate punctuation to turn it into a question. That's the new oy rom Class 9, Accept 'isn't it?' or similar.

5 Spring Term 1 Write a sentence aout the picture that contains a moal ver, a suorinating conjunction an a ronte averial. Unerline them. a c e Unerline what is incorrect aout this present perect tense sentence? Explain why. This Easter, Ben an Isaak i take Mr Whoops has mae three clumsy Can you unerline them an correct them? Ater staning in a cue or over an hour, I inally gaine amission into the new ansient Egypt exhiition at the museum. I ha a phenomenal ay; I woul einitely reccommen it. Wizaro turne his enemy into an ugly monster. In triumph, he egan to Rewrite the sentence an a another inepenent clause. Separate the two clauses with a semicolon. est-selling authors in the worl. Rea the sentence elow an a a question tag (with the appropriate punctuation) to turn it into a question. That's the new oy rom Class 9

6 Spring Term 1 Answers Write a sentence aout the picture that contains a moal ver, a suorinating conjunction an a ronte averial. Unerline them. Accept any accurately-punctuate sentence with an unerline moal ver, suorinating conjunction an ronte averial, e.g. In Scotlan, many elieve that the Loch Ness monster might e real though nooy has ever seen it. a Unerline what is incorrect aout this present perect tense sentence? Explain why. This Easter, Ben an Isaak i take part in a chocolate egg hunt. Pupils must realise that 'i take' shoul e replace with 'have taken' c Mr Whoops has mae three clumsy Can you unerline them an correct them? Ater staning in a cue or over an hour, I inally gaine amission into the new ansient Egypt exhiition at the museum. I ha a phenomenal ay; I woul einitely reccommen it. queue ancient recommen e Wizaro turne his enemy into an ugly monster. In triumph, he egan to Accept any synonyms or the unerline wors, e.g. enchante/ mysterious, hieous/repulsive, chuckle/snigger an enthusiastically/ emphatically. Rewrite the sentence an a another inepenent clause. Separate the two clauses with a semicolon. est-selling authors in the worl. Accept any sensile sentence with an ae semicolon an another relevant inepenent clause, e.g. William Shakespeare is still one o the est-selling authors in the worl; his ooks are translate into many Rea the sentence elow an a a question tag (with the appropriate punctuation) to turn it into a question. That's the new oy rom Class 9 Accept a question tag with a comma eore an a question mark ater, e.g. That's the new oy rom Class 9, isn't it?

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