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A group of words that expresses a complete thought. It has a subject and a verb. It starts with capital letter and ends with punctuation.

Sentence

A phrase is a group of words that works together in a sentence but does not contain a subject or a verb. Doesn't start with capital letter and usually doesn't end with punctuation.

​Phrase

Phrase and Sentence

• I love my new pets.

• She doesn't use a computer.

• Water freezes at 0°C.

Sentence

• wet afternoon

• on a hot day

• In the kitchen

Phrase

Key Word

A key word is an important word in a sentence or text. A sentence can have more than one key word. They are used to summarize texts and to find the main idea of them.

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on top of the cot

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Did he get a mop?

• Phrase

• Sentence

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The big pig can eat.

• Phrase

• Sentence

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water in the cup

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Pam has a lot of bottles.

• Phrase

• Sentence

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the bird and the dog

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Bob jumps on one leg.

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Don't jump into the water!

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Are there ten people in the airplane?

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

Anny loves to eat pizza.

• Sentence

• Phrase

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

the pink cake

• Sentence

• Phrase

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

the big tree house

• Sentence

• Phrase

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

My room is always clean.

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

Mae loves apples.

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

Claudia's new toys

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

riding a blue bicycle

• Phrase

• Sentence

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Is the group of words a phrase or a sentence?

Bella reads books.

• Sentence

• Phrase

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Aidra and Mia _______ their father's motorcycle this morning.

• wash

• washes

• washed

• washing

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They were ________ the floor when the bell rang just now.

• swept

• sweeping

• sweep

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The Year 6 pupils of SKRPB _______ Museum Negara last school holiday.

• visited

• visits

• visit

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The baby _______ soundly.

• sleep

• sleeps

• sleeping

• slept

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Jesse's father usually ______ every weekend.

• cycle

• cycles

• cycled

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They were _______ along the road.

• walk

• walked

• walking

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Jim _________ his teeth twice a day.

• brushes

• brushed

• brush

• brushing

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He _____ for half an hour this morning.

• run

• ran

• runnin

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Tok Wan _______ a big fish yesterday when he _____ out fishing with his friends.

• catches, goes

• caught, went

• catch, go

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Salleh _____ so tired last night. He _______ barely stay awake.

• is, can

• was, can

• was, could

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While Nora _______ reading a book, her brothers were playing chess.

• is

• am

• was

• were

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We ____ working in the garden when my sister called us.

• were

• was

• is

• am

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Ali ____ studying while his brother is sleeping soundly on the bed.

• were

• was

• is

• are

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While Selina ____ smelling the roses, a bee stung her.

• is

• are

• was

• were

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Ravi and Ah Tak always _________ their favourite cartoon together.

• watches

• watch

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Grandpa was enjoying himself while Johnny was ___________ him playing.

• watch

• watches

• watching

• watched

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Tick (/) all words in Past Tense.

• ate

• cleans

• went

• bought

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Tick (/) all words in Present Tense

• orders

• listen

• plays

• watched

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"The thieves came into the house while nobody was home"

The sentence above is in ___________.

• Present Tense

• Past Tense

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"Ali enjoys having a cup of hot Milo every morning"

The sentence is in ___________.

• Past Tense

• Present Tense

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They _______ fishing yesterday.

• go

• goes

• went

• going

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

Marisa likes the playground.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

Bart jumped in the sandbox.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

A train whistle blows.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

Gus packs a lunch.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

The seesaw is tilting up and down.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

Cecil climbed up the slide.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

Sam pushed us on the swings.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

The boats float.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

We are watching the football game.

• present

• past

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Choose the verb tense that tells when the action is happening in each sentence.

Sara ran down the hall this morning.

• present

• past