Grammar Revision: Today We Are Revising Grammar Concepts We Have Covered This Year

Grammar revision
Today we are revising grammar concepts we have covered this year.

1. All the children in the class __________ at the carnival
yesterday.
o was
o been
o were
o are
1. The family built a lovely house _________ that they would
receive a good price for the house.

o and
o so
o but
o could
The children _______ in the pool while the elders watched over
them.
o swim
o swum
o swam
o swimmed
We ran ________ across the school grounds when we were
asked to jog.
o slowly
o slow
o slowing
o slowest
Which sentence is written with the correct tense?
o The weather forecast for yesterday is rain and hail.
o I think that tomorrow was the last day to buy ticket for the
draw.
o Anne usually goes to play on Friday, but this week she goes
on Thursday.
o I thought the festival was going to start this week but it
isn’t.
Which word in this sentence is a pronoun?
Many cars make no noise, but some cars are just noisy, like
the one that your older brother has.

o many
o some
o one
o your
Which sentence shows future tense?
o The dog ran around the yard and chases the ball.
o Jane went riding and she fell off the horse.
o Ahmed camped in his back yard last night.
o Aasia will buy bananas and milk when she goes shopping.
Which sentence contains an adverb? WHY did you choose the
option?
o My mother regularly visits the library to borrow books.
o The oily paint was difficult to remove from my hands.
o The house was at the end of a lonely road.
o Australia is home to some deadly snakes.

Circle the example of quoted speech.
o Mary said she needed to drink some water.
o Mary said, “I need to drink some water.”
o Mary asked her friend for some water.
o Mary said that she wanted to drink some water.
Complete the sentence by choosing a , an, the or no word.
Do you know who is _____________ teacher for this class?

Identify the sentence that does not have a collective noun.
o A posse of fans were following him.
o A bale of hay is heavy.
o Her solo was judged by a panel.
o The boys’ team of soccer won the game.
Which sentence is correct?
o My teeth needs brushing.

o The cattle is under the tree.
o The sheep are in the yard.
o The mouse eat the cheese.
Which sentence does not contain a doing verb?
o Joe told Freddie a funny joke which made Freddie laugh out loud.
o During library time we must sit and read our books quietly.
o I nearly missed the bus so I had to run to catch it.
o I wonder what we will be doing at school today.
Read the sentence below.
The athlete shot like a bullet and won the race.
What does the simile mean?
_____________________________________________________________________
Write this sentence as indirect speech.
“The cucumber is bitter!” Matt complained.
___________________________________________________________________
In which sentence is the word opposite used as a noun?
o We parked on the street opposite the park.

o The shop is on the opposite corner to the bank.
o Whatever he says, I believe the opposite.
o When you leave the station, the playing field will be directly opposite.
Identify the sentence that is an opinion.
o Ice-cream is made with milk.
o Dogs are the perfect pet for all families.
o Caterpillars turn into butterflies and moths.
o Ice melts when left out of the freezer.
Identify the sentence that is a fact.
o Everyone loves a barbeque.
o Bread is good for you.

o All dogs bark loudly.
o The currency in Australia is dollars.
Snakes ________ live on the land, but some live underground.
o don’t
o that
o mostly
o sometimes
In which sentence is the word ‘double’ used as an adjective?
o That number of cars is expected to double over the next decade.

o The actor had to take a stunt double for some of the scenes.
o I thought I was seeing double when I was introduced to the twins.
o That word has a double meaning.
Quotation marks
• Quotation marks are very important as they show when someone has
said something.
• Add quotation marks to the following sentences:
• We’re going to be so late! cried Sarah.

• Amira politely asked Can you please pass me the tomato sauce?
• NOW CHANGE THESE IINTO INDIRECT SPEECH.

Adverbial Phrase
• An adverbial phrase is a group of words that adds further detail to a
sentence. This is done by including a ‘when’, ‘where’ or ‘how’.
• This morning, the boy jumped over the fence.

• The boy jumped over the fence in the backyard.
• The boy jumped carefully over the fence.
• Your turn, write a sentence that includes an adverbial phrase.

Compound Sentences
A compound sentence contains two independent
clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.
Example:
Scott was playing tennis so Mia went for a run.
compound sentence =
main clause + conjunction + main clause
Compound Sentences – Class Activity
Add a coordinating conjunction to these compound sentences.
1. I would like to come to the movie, _____ I don’t have a ticket.
2. Molly is saving her pocket money, _____ she can buy a new dress.
3. Dad drove the car, _____ Mum gave directions.
4. Joshua can buy the book, _____ he can borrow it from the library.
5. Christina had stayed up late, _____ she didn’t feel tired.
6. I put on my winter coat, _____ it was cold outside.
7. My brother does not like peas, _____ does he like carrots.
Pronouns
• Pronouns are words used to refer to people or things.
• Some examples of pronouns are – Myself, himself, itself, ourselves,
mine, his, hers, my, theirs, themselves etc.
• He went to the movies by ______

• The puppy cannot get up the stairs by ______
• That’s not Amin’s pencil, it’s _________
• Mum told me to keep the news to __________
Punctuation
A sentence always start with a capital letter.
Proper nouns are special names of people, places and days. They are
always written with capital letters.
1. Which sentence has correct punctuation?

Bob and i are brothers.
My best friend is called zainab.
I went to melbourne on the holidays.
The festival is on Monday.
Correct the following spellings.
• Stagered babys contrys
• Perfict strech cruntchy
• Beleive plumer sparcling
• recieve strait desin
• interupted deparment goverment

• Staggered babies countries
• Perfect stretch crunchy
• Believe plumber sparkling
• receive straight design
• interrupted department government

Lunchtime
“i hate cheese sandwitches!” Nate cried as he opened his
lunch box
“What do you have today” he asked taylor desprately.
“Peanut butter,” Taylor replied.
“want to go halfs?” he asked Nate forcefully
Find 3 spelling mistakes.

Add 3 capital letters, 2 full stops and 1 question mark.
Lunchtime
“I hate cheese sandwiches!” Nate cried as he opened his
lunch box.
“What do you have today?” he asked Taylor desperately.
“Peanut butter,” Taylor replied.
“Want to go halves?” he asked Nate forcefully.

Add 3 capital letters, 2 full stops and 1 question mark.
Ben’s Sick Cat
ben went rushhing into the vet with his black and wite cat
“i think Twinkles is sick” he creid as he swang open the
front door.
The vet walked up to ben and took Twinkles
“Let me have a look at him,” she said.
Add 3 capital letters, 2 full stops and 1 exclamation mark.
Ben’s Sick Cat
Ben went rushing into the vet with his black and white cat.
“I think Twinkles is sick!” he cried as he swang open the
front door.
The vet walked up to Ben and took Twinkles.
“Let me have a look at him,” she said.

Broken Toe
“Ouch My toe!” cried william as he droped the packaig
on his foot
“be carefull with that!” exclaimed his mother. “That
package has valuables in it.”
“But I think I broke my toe!” yelled william

Broken Toe
“Ouch! My toe!” cried William as he dropped the package
on his foot.
“Be careful with that!” exclaimed his mother. “That
package has valuables in it.”
“But I think I broke my toe!” yelled William.


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Grammar revision

Today we are revising grammar concepts we have covered this year.

receive a good price for the house.

the one that your older brother has.

o My mother regularly visits the library to borrow books.

o The oily paint was difficult to remove from my hands.

o The house was at the end of a lonely road.

o Australia is home to some deadly snakes.

Do you know who is _____________ teacher for this class?

o My teeth needs brushing.

The athlete shot like a bullet and won the race.

What does the simile mean?

o We parked on the street opposite the park.

o Everyone loves a barbeque.

o Bread is good for you.

o That number of cars is expected to double over the next decade.

• Add quotation marks to the following sentences:

• We’re going to be so late! cried Sarah.

• NOW CHANGE THESE IINTO INDIRECT SPEECH.

• This morning, the boy jumped over the fence.

• Your turn, write a sentence that includes an adverbial phrase.

• He went to the movies by ______

1. Which sentence has correct punctuation?

• Perfict strech cruntchy

• Beleive plumer sparcling

• recieve strait desin

• interupted deparment goverment

• Perfect stretch crunchy

• Believe plumber sparkling

• receive straight design

• interrupted department government

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