KS2 Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling minutes a day for ten days. Answers. Easter. Revision of 11

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KS2 Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling 10-4-10 10 minutes a day for ten days s Easter Revision 2017 1 of 11

2017 10-4-10 Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day One: ANSWERS 1 bake, take, eat 2 Tom looked out the window and asked, Are we there yet? I m tired. 3 long, annoyed 4 Award 1 mark for a correctly punctuated question beginning with who, eg: Who is that? Who are you? Who are you friends with? 5 anxiously (Option 2) 6 The large, heavy bag was difficult for the boy to pick up. A few hours after lunch, the men headed home for dinner. Sam knew he only had a few hours to pack, make a sandwich and catch the train. Commas are used to separate clauses Commas are used to separate items in a list 7 wolves (Option 1) 8 The men looked at Peter and frowned. He wasn t supposed to be back until Sunday. 9 couldn't / wouldn t / didn t 10 miserable, powerful, friendly 2 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Two: ANSWERS 1 It was amazing, wasn t it (Option 1) Is anyone able to meet me later (Option 4) Modal verb to indicate certainty Modal verb to indicate possibility 2 He might go home. I shall leave soon. They should stay longer. 3 tried, attempted 4 The biggest classroom had just one desk in. S V O 5 She has got a pen. Sentence Main clause Subordinate clause 6 The table, which had one broken leg, nearly fell over. When you ve finished, pack those toys away. She is leaving now, although the work isn t finished. 7 impossible, unnatural, illegal, immoveable 8 Mrs Green (my next door neighbour) often invites me round for tea. 9 special, potential, substantial, crucial 10 The teacher closed the door. 3 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Three: ANSWERS 1 Everyone wanted to leave. (Option 3) Sentence Subordinating conjunction Co-ordinating conjunction 2 They can t eat it whilst it is so hot. I want to learn French and visit my sister in France. Although it s late, I d still like to watch the show. 3 boys, hockey, time 4 have lived 5 beautiful Apostrophe to show omission Apostrophe to show possession The headmaster s door is open. 6 She won t agree to come. The teacher s on her way. The boy s bag fell on the floor. 7 capable, comfortable, sensible, possible 8 Sarah yelled, Go away! or Sarah yelled, Go away. 9 some, the, most 10 steal, prophet 4 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Four: ANSWERS 1 Don t touch that. (Option 3) Take those bags with you. (Option 5) 2 were, have 3 I am going to school. 4 joyful, happiness, penniless 5 mine, yours 6 Tom hoped dinner would be ready soon ; he was really hungry. 7 reckless, daft (Option 2) 8 E.g. Verb: Stones sink in water. / Do not sink into the sand. E.g. Noun: Put it in the sink. / Where is the sink? 9 The nine-year-old boy had three bags. (Option 4) Present tense Past tense You kick You kicked 10 You slip You slipped You bring You brought You prefer You preferred 5 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Five: ANSWERS 1 I had been home since midday. I walked to the shops since I was hungry. I have got taller since we last met. since used as a subordinating conjunction since used as a preposition 2 It s such a nice day are you ready to go? (Option 4) 3 all of the broken glass 4, who was only five, Word Synonym Antonym cautious careful reckless 5 irate furious E.g. calm, relaxed sociable E.g. friendly, cheerful hostile enthusiastic E.g. keen, eager, excited indifferent 6 The ball was kicked by the girl. 7 ambitious, precious, malicious, cautious 8 I need to buy some fruit : a bag of apples, two plums and a pear. 9 I had eaten at that restaurant before. (Option 1) 10 Singular woman lorry goose deer Plural women lorries geese deer 6 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Six: ANSWERS 1 temperature, woman 2 was watching 3 The, nine, some 4 E.g. friends, companions (NOT mates or pals) 5 in a loud voice 6 All of the girls except for Annie left the football stadium. (Option 2) 7 Words I will he would will not she has Contracted form I ll he d won t she's 8 E.g. I need to buy some orange juice, a can of lemonade and two bottles of water. (Items can be in any order. Pupils MUST use correct punctuation.) extra standard 9 inter sub national cast fore ordinary Active voice Passive voice The girls bought three drinks from the shop. 10 The cat was rescued by the boy. The game was watched by hundreds of fans. Everyone enjoyed the rugby match. 7 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Seven: ANSWERS 1 Hello, smiled Mrs Rye. Can I help you? (Option 4) Sentence Noun Verb 2 I tried to run faster but I was too tired. After finishing our run, we had lunch. The new program will not run on my computer. 3 mine / his / hers / ours / yours / theirs 4 had cycled 5 move, do (Option 3) 6 Peter s books wouldn't pen s nib 7 I expect to be contacted before the party begins. (Option 1) The train has been delayed for approximately one hour. (Option 4) 8 E.g. When do you go swimming? How often do you see your friends? (Pupils MUST use correct punctuation, including a question mark.) 9 reins, heal 10 emotion, precision, technician, elevation 8 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Eight: ANSWERS 1 before (Option 1) 2 shy, confident 3 My favourite teacher (Mrs Coyne) runs the chess club. (Option 2) 4 it, she 5 My, Beth, I, Wales 6 reliably, terribly, visibly, unbearably 7 was shining After finishing her dinner, 8, who worked in the newsagents,, which had a broken leg. 9 The fish all swam away when the women jumped in the lake. (Option 2) The puppies all had their teeth checked by the vet. (Option 3) 10 When the bell rings, you can go. 9 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Nine: ANSWERS Gemma 1 I He Sentence Noun Verb Adjective 2 Earlier, I had to pay a fine. He felt fine this morning. The warden will fine you if you park there. 3 soon, fast 4 Mine 5 He ll probably forget to meet you tomorrow hopeless! 6 That 7 ignorance, audience, clearance, convenience 8 Janie said, Have you got a spare pen? (must change she to you ) Present tense Past tense 9 You kick You worry You transfer You think You kicked You worried You transferred You thought Word Synonym Antonym Placid gentle rough 10 Lethargic sluggish E.g. energetic, lively sorrow E.g. sadness, grief, unhappiness sweltering E.g. hot, boiling icy joy 10 of 11

Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling Day Ten: ANSWERS Stop now? 1 I think you should stop! I m stopping now, are you. 2 during, on (Option 2) a 3 an an 4 Sometime this morning, probably around nine, the men began to arrive at the swimming pool. 5 E.g. loudly, angrily, furiously (Must fit the verb roared i.e. NOT softly, happily) 6 al (Option 3) 7 Singular child person mouse ox Plural children people mice oxen 8 E.g. Noun: Turn the light on. or I can see a light. E.g. Adjective: This is very light. or It is a light colour. 9 angrier, enjoyment, silliness 10 have turned 11 of 11