WorksheetsFix the mistake - 14 May
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 24mins
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Synonyms are when words have the opposite meaning: black and white, Thick and thin
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Antonyms are when words have similar meanings like: big and huge, this and skinny.
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A simple sentence will only have one dependent clause.
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The 2 clauses in a complex sentences are joined by subordinating prepositions like: After, when, though, if.
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Words like the,an and a will always be conjunctions in sentences.
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The parts you add to the front of a word (like in UN-happy) that change the meaning are called suffixes.
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Stems like: PREheat, UNclean always come at the front of the word.
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The root word of undesirable is 'sire' .
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The person or thing who does the action is called the object.
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The person or thing who has an action done to them is the subject.
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Every sentence must have a verb and an object.
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The subject always comes first in a sentence.
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An action verb helps the main verb of a sentence.
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My dog loves to swims in the ocean.
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Jack and Jill was running up the hill.
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I have never went to Barcelona in my whole life.
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I am going to try and eat the hole pizza in one day!
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Their will never be a better time than the present.
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I promise I will find youre dog for you.
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Edison won the Novel prize for his invention.
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I drive threw the tunnel at full speed!
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I new all the answers, but on the day of the test my mind was a blank.
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Until we learn to understand each other's differences we will never attain world piece.
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If you brake one more of my possessions then I will kick you out of the house.
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Nobody must no what happened here today.
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I have always been smarter then my brother and my sister.
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No-one may enter here accept my friends.
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I wanted to beat there team so badly, but then we didn't have enough players for a team.
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Each syllable only has one consonant sound.
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I have ran 500 km already this year.
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The quizes my teacher gives to us are much too easy.
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The tests we get in English are much to easy.
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