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WorksheetsSpelling, Punctuation, and Grammar (SPAG) Practice
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 56mins
Click on the correct spelling of the word below.
nesessary
necessary
necesary
necessery
Identify the punctuation that is needed to complete this sentence: John who owned 6 dogs was dragged down the street towards the park.
Colon
Dash
Pair of commas
Semi-colon
Which sentence is punctuated accurately?
"Wait for me!" John bellowed
John bellowed, "Wait for me"
"Wait for me," John bellowed.
Wait for me, John bellowed.
Which suffix could be added to all of the following words:
emotion fiction accident
less
ly
al
ed
What is the adjective in the following sentence?
Molly found her favourite teddy beneath the bed.
Molly
favourite
beneath
bed
Identify TWO sentences that are the most formal.
Paula and I would appreciate a lift home.
I've been to the new shop that's just opened.
I would be grateful if you could help me.
None of the monkeys escaped, did they?
Read the sentence below. Which is the most suitable subordinating conjunction to complete the sentence?
Freda's hands are cold......she forgot her mittens.
because
if
that
when
Which sentence uses a semi-colon correctly?
Rama; is a boy Sita is a girl.
Rama is a boy Sita; is a girl.
Rama is a boy Sita is; a girl.
Rama is a boy; Sita is a girl.
Identify the correctly spelt word below.
imediately
immediately
immediatly
immeediately
Which of the following is a statement?
Where is the nearest Post Office?
Don't touch that!
Yasmin offered me a sweet.
Would you like a sweet?
Identify the correct spelling.
delishious
delicious
dellicious
deelishus
Which sentence must NOT end in an exclamation mark?
Choose one
You really must wear a coat
What a dreadful day I haad
What is the temperature now
The wind is very strong today
Which sentence is a statement?
Choose one
You can copy the pattern from a book
Be careful when you use the glue
Do you use glitter to decorate the edges
Do not touch the paint until it is dry
Select all of the statements
Mr Wills loves Spelling Shed
Win class of the week on Spelling Shed
Beat Tigers on Spelling Shed!
On Friday, Y6 will have more points than Y5
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Tick one
Mrs Spray always says "work hard and do your best."
Mrs Spray always says, "work hard and do your best."
Mrs Spray always says, "Work hard and do your best."
Mrs Spray always says "Work hard and do your best."
Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?
We have read Holes by Louis Sachar.
We watched a Play at christmas at the theatre.
there was a Class Visit to the museum.
There are 48 Days until SATs.
Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?
From april, Swimming Lessons will take place on tuesdays.
From April, Swimming lessons will take place on Tuesdays.
From april, swimming lessons will take place on Tuesdays.
From April, swimming lessons will take place on Tuesdays.
Select all of the sentences that are written in the passive voice.
The lost dog was found by the children.
Jaguars were beaten by Lions!
Mr Dobb made a cup of tea.
The sweets were eaten by Miss Speelman.
Select all of the sentences that are written in the active voice.
Jaguars work hard.
The homework was completed by most of Y6.
Y6 will be rewarded after SATs.
Often, Y6 do very well in their SATs.
Which sentence is written in active voice?
The top speller earnt a brag tag.
The model was made by Mason.
The winning goal was scored by Ollie.
The certificate was given to Jaguars.
What does the word 'it' refer to in the passage?
me
town
hat
Rewrite the reported speech as Direct Speech:
Mum said we have got to wash our hands before dinner.
(a)
Identify the possessive pronoun in the sentence below:
This isn't my litter, it's hers.
(a)
Do the words indicate possession or plural in the words below?
Grandma's/Girls'
Possession
Plural
Do the words indicate possession or plural in the words below?
Houses/Cakes
Possession
Plural
Which punctuation mark is missing from the sentence?
!
,
.
?
Choose the sentence or sentences which do not use standard English correctly
Why were you late?
Why was they late?
Why was you late?
Tick the sentence which opens with a fronted adverbial.
If it keeps snowing, we are going to be stuck here for hours.
You can read a magazine while you wait.
We went to the cinema before we went bowling.
Add an apostrophe to the sentence to show Chloe owns the teddy:
"This shouldn't be on the toy stall! It's Chloes teddy!" exclaimed Mum.
(a)
Which sentence uses the possessive apostrophe correctly?
Taylors dogs' are very noisy.
Taylor's dogs are very noisy.
Which possessive pronoun would fit the sentence below?
"This pencil is mine and not [ ] !" shouted the little girl angrily.
yours
ours
its
The sentence below has an error in it. Can you correct the error?
There are no seats anywhere. We should of come earlier.
(a)
Which pronoun fits the space to make the passage read correctly?
Aisha had a day off from school as it was closed. Aisha's dad decided to take [ ] to the beach.
she
her
they
them
What is underlined in the sentence below?
I went to see the kind doctor with glasses and grey hair.
adverbial phrase
adjectival phrase
noun phrase
Which pair of determiners would fill the spaces to make the sentence correct?
Jack took [ ] newspapers and delivered one to [ ] house on the road.
the/an
one/the
the/every
Which sentence has the correct use of inverted commas for direct speech?
"Can I have a pencil?" asked the boy politely.
"Can I have a pencil"? asked the boy politely.
"Can I have a pencil? asked the boy politely.
Which sentence uses an expanded noun phrase?
I like the teacher because she is funny.
I like the funny swimming teacher with the blue shorts.
Which punctuation mark is missing from the sentence below?
Even though it had rained all day Mohammed still wanted to go swimming.
!
?
,
.
Can you tick the sentence which uses standard English correctly?
Why was you late?
Why were you late?
Why is they late?
Is the colon in the correct place?
Which of the following sentences correctly combine these simple sentences?
Ares likes to cause trouble. He is always starting wars.
Ares likes to cause trouble; He is always starting wars.
Ares likes to cause trouble, as a result, he is always starting wars.
Ares likes to cause trouble, so he is always starting wars.
You can't combine these into a compound sentence.
After they went to the store, Kate wanted to visit her friend, Jane, who was ill.
Reading books, by a pool, is a relaxing way to spend the day; however, most people like swimming in the pool, too.
Which of the following correctly punctuates this sentence?
He was very tired ___ but he decided to go to class rather than take a nap.
no punctuation needed
There is only one thing to do while my parents are on vacation ___ have a party!
no punctuation needed
The following students are to be dismissed ___ Jane Lane, Tina Fey, and Patrick Stewart.
no punctuation needed
Computers do many calculations at once ___ however, they cannot think.
no punctuation needed
I know the perfect job for her ___ a politician.
no punctuation needed
Even when the house looks clean ___ there is usually dirt swept under the rugs.
no punctuation needed
"I was thinking, Mandy, we have not had pie for a while."
Lisa has some free time now; therefore, she will coordinate the bake sale.
Dear Ms. Jones
Please meet me in my office at 730 A.M. next Monday. We will review several books, including Leon Edel’s Henry James, Volume I 126-132. Note This is a very important meeting.
The guests in room 231 are very noisy.
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
We always work hard in the kitchen.
adverb
noun
adjective
verb
I have to work late today.
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
Could you pass me the mop?
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
The receptionists want to have a meeting about their breaktime.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
He is speaking too quickly; I can't understand him.
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
Tom has a very easy job at the airport.
adjective
adverb
noun
verbs
Does anyone have any questions about the conference?
noun
adjective
adverb
verb
The tourists listened carefully to the tour guide.
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
Please, be careful with the guest's luggage!
noun
adverb
adjective
verb
We have never been to Cambodia before.
adverb
verb
adjective
noun
There is a great Japanese restaurant near the hotel.
adjective
adverb
noun
verb
I always speak politely to the hotel guests.
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
The restaurant manager explained the new menu well.
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
Can you answer the phone, please?
noun
adjective
adverb
verb
I sent an email to the tour company yesterday, but I haven't received an answer yet.
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
I had to study hard for the test.
noun
adjective
adverb
verb
It was a very hard test, but I think I have passed.
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
Did you ask the security guard about the metal box?
noun
adverb
adjective
noun
Can you speak up please? I can't hear you very well.
verb
adjective
adverb
noun
They can speak good Korean..
adjective
adverb
noun
verb
I'm really pleased .......... my new motorbike
about
of
in
with
Fill the gaps with a preposition or conjunction.
The road passed ................... the tunnel as the trains travelled over it.
above
across
before
through
Fill the gaps with a preposition or conjunction.
............... it was already late, there was time to reach the post office before dark.
Before
Although
Besides
Since
Fill the gaps with a preposition or conjunction.
Sarvesh sat ................. the large man in the crowded train.
without
beside
between
without
Fill the gaps with a preposition or conjunction.
Kavisha raced up the stairs ................. get to her interview on time.
in order to
since
if
when
John likes _______ ice cream nor frozen yogurt.
either
neither
nor
but
Makayla wondered _______ to go to the mall or go to the movies.
whether
neither
also
weather
_______ ______ will they play outside today, but also have a pizza part!
Either or
Such that
Not only
Both and
She is _____ a great singer that everyone wanted her to perform the National Anthem.
very
such
most
either
You can ______ prepare for your Spring Break vacation, ___ take a nap after school.
neither, nor
either, or
both, and
Fill in the blank:
Rebecca ran _______ the bridge ______ the pond.
through, under
across, over
Join the following sentences using appropriate conjunctions:
The sun began to dip over the horizon. The birds started to chirp.
(a)
Kapil will see you …………. Monday ………. 11.00 am.
after, at
on, at
at, at
before, in
True or False:
Coordinating conjunctions include AS, AND, FOR, YET etc.
True
False
Please make sure that you’re (a) time for the train.
She has an incredible voice _________, she will go far in her music career.
but
nonetheless
undoubtedly
similarly
Toys were lying ----------------------- the room.
across
about
through
around
Select the conjunctions:
Whenever prices go up, customers buy less products.
Whenever
up
customers
I have two color pens. What (a) you?
Natalie wanted to make pie but didn’t have apples _________, she decided to bake a cake.
therefore
undoubtedly
in contrast
none of the above
I’m tall (a) black hair and brown eyes.
