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WorksheetsRevision F/Skills
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which sentence is written correctly?
On Friday, we was late for class.
On Friday, we were late for class.
Choose the correct spelling.
Hint. This word has a prefix.
d i s s a p p o i n t
d i s s a p o i n t
d i s a p p o i n t
d i s a p o i n t
Choose a suitable conjunction (joining word) to join these two simple sentences.
I wanted my flu jab
I went to the clinic.
(a)
What is wrong with this sentence?
In spring the flowers start to grow the weather gets warmer.
There is nothing wrong.
Spring should have a capital letter.
There should be a full stop after grow.
There should be a comma after grow.
Choose all the correct spellings.
crashs
crashes
busses
buses
How should you start an informal email?
Dear Mr Cole
Hi
Hi Sam
To whom it may concern
How should you end an informal letter?
Love from
Regards
Don't write anything at the end as they know it's from you.
Yours sincerely
Which of these sentences is written correctly?
It don't matter whether he brings anything.
It doesn't matter whether he brings anything.
Choose the correct format for writing a postcode.
L e 1 7 G T
L E 1 7 g t
l e 1 7 g t
L E 1 7 G T
Choose all the sentence that are correct.
We took the children to the park.
We took the childrens to the park.
There were many peoples waiting in the queue.
There were many people waiting in the queue.
Find all the things that are wrong with this sentence.
I want go to spain for holiday
I should say, to go
There is a missing full stop.
Spain needs a capital S.
It should say, my holiday.
Does this sentence contain a conjunction?
The family enjoyed watching TV and eating pizza?
Yes. The word and.
No.
In Activity 3 and Activity 4 of your Writing Papers you have to use conjunctions.
Choose the correct meaning of conjunctions.
and, but, so, as, if, because, or
and, but, so, as, if, because, or when they link two simple sentences
Which sentence contains a conjunction?
I often walk my dog in the park but not at night.
I often walk my dog in the park.
I often walk my dog in the park because he needs the exercise.
I often walk my dog in the park, he needs the exercise.
Different conjunctions mean can affect the overall meaning of the sentence.
One of these sentences uses a conjunction that doesn't make sense in sentence as a whole.
I walked home if I was tired.
I walked home as I was tired.
I walked home so I was tired.
I walked home and I was tired.
