Spring Term 1
Underline the subject in this
sentence:
4
a
Fatima drank the milkshake.
Forgetful Mr Whoop is very
confused about noun phrases,
prepositional phrases and subordinate
clauses. Can you help him by saying
which is underlined in the sentence?
c
Rewrite the sentence and add in
the relative pronoun that is missing.
e
We went to a restaurant served
Italian food.
Speeding towards the finish line, the
driver believed he might win the race.
Draw lines between the pairs of
antonyms.
privatepublic
genuinelower
raisefake
b
Tick the sentence that uses the
colon correctly.
Mum had made two cakes: a
Victoria sponge and a lemon
drizzle loaf.
Mum had made: two cakes a
Victoria sponge and a lemon
drizzle loaf.
Mum had made two cakes a
Victoria sponge and: a lemon
drizzle loaf.
d
f
Read these words:
biologybiography
Tick what you think the prefix 'bio'
means.
childhood
science
life
Spring Term 1 Answers
Underline the subject in this
sentence:
a
Fatima drank the milkshake.
Forgetful Mr Whoop is very
confused about noun phrases,
prepositional phrases and subordinate
clauses. Can you help him by saying
which is underlined in the sentence?
4
c
Rewrite the sentence and add in
the relative pronoun that is missing.
e
We went to a restaurant served Italian
food.
We went to a restaurant that served
Italian food.
Speeding towards the finish line, the
driver believed he might win the race.
prepositional phrase
Draw lines between the pairs of
antonyms.
private public
genuine lower
raisefake
b
Tick the sentence that uses the
colon correctly.
d
Mum had made two cakes: a
Victoria sponge and a lemon
drizzle loaf.
Mum had made: two cakes a Victoria
sponge and a lemon drizzle loaf.
Mum had made two cakes a
Victoria sponge and: a lemon
drizzle loaf.
f
Read these words:
biologybiography
Tick what you think the prefix 'bio'
means.
childhood
science
life
Spring Term 1
Label the boxes with V (verb), S
(subject) and O (object) to show the
parts of the sentence.
4
a
Fatima drank the milkshake
Forgetful Mr Whoop is very
confused about noun phrases,
prepositional phrases and subordinate
clauses. Can you help him by saying
which is underlined in the sentence?
c
The warm, woollen blanket kept Mabel
warm.
privatepublic
genuinelower
raisefake
cheerfuldreary
b
Add a colon to this sentence in the
correct position.
Mum had made two cakes
a Victoria sponge and a
lemon drizzle loaf.
e
We went to a restaurant served Italian
food.
Speeding towards the finish line, the
driver believed he might win the race.
Draw lines between the pairs of
antonyms.
Rewrite the sentences and add
in the relative pronouns and
punctuation marks that are missing
The waiter was called Gino brought us
our food.
d
f
Read these words:
biologybiography
Tick what you think the prefix 'bio'
means.
childhood
science
life
Spring Term 1 Answers
Label the boxes with V (verb), S
(subject) and O (object) to show the
parts of the sentence.
a
Fatima drank the milkshake
Forgetful Mr Whoop is very
confused about noun phrases,
prepositional phrases and subordinate
clauses. Can you help him by saying
which is underlined in the sentence?
4
c
drank = V
We went to a restaurant that served
Italian food.
prepositional phrase
milkshake = O
The waiter was called Gino brought us
our food.
The warm, woollen blanket kept Mabel
warm.
The waiter, who was call Gino,
brought us our food.
noun phrase
Draw lines between the pairs of
antonyms.
private public
genuine lower
raisefake
cheerful dreary
b
Add a colon to this sentence in the
correct position.
Mum had made two cakes: a Victoria
sponge and a lemon drizzle loaf.
e
We went to a restaurant served Italian
food.
Speeding towards the finish line, the
driver believed he might win the race.
Fatima = S
Rewrite the sentences and add
in the relative pronouns and
punctuation marks that are missing
d
f
Read these words:
biology biography
Tick what you think the prefix 'bio'
means.
childhood
science
life
Spring Term 1
Label the boxes with V (verb), S
(subject) and O (object) to show the
parts of the sentence.
4
a
Fatima drank the milkshake.
Speeding towards the finish line, the
driver believed he might win the race.
What type of word is 'the'?
Draw lines between the pairs of
antonyms.
privatepublic
c
Forgetful Mr Whoop is very confused
about noun phrases, prepositional
phrases and subordinate clauses. Can you
help him by saying which is underlined in
the sentence?
b
e
Rewrite the sentences and add in the
relative pronouns and punctuation
marks that are missing
We went to a restaurant served Italian food.
The waiter was called Gino brought us
our food.
The warm, woollen blanket kept Mabel
warm.
While the crowd were booing, the referee
showed the player a red card.
Now, write a sentence containing a
different relative pronoun, e.g. which,
whose, whom.
genuinelower
raisefake
cheerfuldreary
Now write a pair of antonyms of
your own:
- Rewrite this sentence adding the
appropriate punctuation mark.
Mum had made two cakes a Victorian
sponge and a lemon drizzle.
d
f
Read these words:
biologybiography
Tick what you think the prefix 'bio'
means.
childhood
science
life
Spring Term 1 Answers
Label the boxes with V (verb), S
(subject) and O (object) to show the
parts of the sentence.
a
Fatima drank the milkshake
Fatima = S
4
c
Forgetful Mr Whoop is very confused
about noun phrases, prepositional
phrases and subordinate clauses. Can you
help him by saying which is underlined in
the sentence?
Rewrite the sentences and add in the
relative pronouns and punctuation marks
that are missing
We went to a restaurant served Italian food.
drank = V
Speeding towards the finish line, the driver
believed he might win the race.
We went to a restaurant that served Italian
food.
milkshake = O
prepositional phrase
What type of word is 'the'?
The warm, woollen blanket kept Mabel
warm.
The waiter was called Gino brought us our
food.
determiner
The waiter, who was called Gino, brought us
our Food.
noun phrase
Draw lines between the pairs of
antonyms.
private public
b
raisefake
Now, write a sentence containing a different
relative pronoun, e.g. which, whose, whom.
While the crowd were booing, the referee
showed the player a red card.
Accept a sensible sentence that contains a
relative pronoun.
subordinate clause
genuine lower
d
cheerful dreary
Rewrite this sentence adding the
appropriate punctuation mark.
Now write a pair of antonyms of your
own:
Mum had made two cakes: a Victorian
sponge and a lemon drizzle.
Accept any words with opposite
meanings.
e
f
Read these words:
biologybiography
Tick what you think the prefix 'bio'
means.
childhood
science
life