NumihanaPlural endings: -s and -es
Write the plural of a noun.
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Spelling
SAMPLE QUESTION
Plural endings: -s and -es
Insert one missing letter. Choose the resulting word from the options.
boks
books · trees · cups
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Add -ing and -ed
Add an ending without changing the root word.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Add -ing and -ed
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
d / e / t / i / a / w
needing · needed · waited
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Change meaning with un-
Add un- to make the opposite or undo an action.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Change meaning with un-
Complete the word using the choices. Write its full spelling.
unh_ppy
unkind · unfair · unhappy
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Short-word consonant spellings
Choose spellings using ff, ll, ss, zz, ck, nk, tch, ph, wh and k.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Short-word consonant spellings
Insert one missing letter. Choose the resulting word from the options.
whre
where · wheel · kit
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Vowel digraphs and trigraphs
Recognise common vowel spellings, including split digraphs.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Vowel digraphs and trigraphs
Insert one missing letter. Choose the resulting word from the options.
pe
field · chief · pie
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Build compound words
Join two words without changing their spellings.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Build compound words
Complete the word using the choices. Write its full spelling.
tooth_rush
toothbrush · classroom · bathroom
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Year 1 common exception words
Choose the correct spelling of common exception words.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Year 1 common exception words
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
e / h
he · me · she
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Add -er and -est
Add adjective endings without changing the root.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Add -er and -est
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
t / s / e / g / n / o / l
shortest · longest · shorter
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From actions to people: -er
Add -er to selected verbs without changing the root.
SAMPLE QUESTION
From actions to people: -er
Complete the word using the choices. Write its full spelling.
cle_ner
dreamer · washer · cleaner
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Alphabetical order
Put groups of letters in alphabetical order.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Alphabetical order
Put the letters in alphabetical order, separated by spaces.
u / c / g
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Count syllable beats
Count the syllables in selected familiar words.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Count syllable beats
How many syllable beats are in this word?
shop
2 · 4 · 1 · 3
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Verbs ending in -s and -es
Spell the verb form used with he, she or one named person.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Verbs ending in -s and -es
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
s / e / s / s / a / p
passes · kisses · dresses
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Grammar
Build a sentence
Put words in order to make a sentence.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Build a sentence
Use every supplied word. Start with We.
the basket / carry / will / We
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Join sentences with and
Join two short clauses using and.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Join sentences with and
Join the two clauses with and, keeping their order.
We can make a mask. You can help.
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Put a short story in order
Order three events using the clues in a short narrative.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Put a short story in order
Which event is immediately before the final event in this sequence?
First: Put on a raincoat. Next: Walk through the rain. Finally: Hang the wet coat up.
Clear the plates from the table. · Walk through the rain. · Read the model instructions.
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Punctuation
Capital letters and full stops
Rewrite a statement with a capital letter and a full stop.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Capital letters and full stops
Correct the opening capital and add the full stop.
we can buy a stamp
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Statement or question?
Choose a full stop or question mark.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Statement or question?
Choose the missing ending.
Can the pupil open the cupboard ___
? · .
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Spaces between words
Separate given words to make a sentence.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Spaces between words
Separate the supplied words with spaces and add a full stop.
I / can / collect / the / leaves
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Capital letters: names and I
Correct lower-case names and the personal pronoun I.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Capital letters: names and I
Correct the personal pronoun I and the name.
mia and i can clean the table.
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Finish an exclamation
Add an exclamation mark to the supplied exclamation.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Finish an exclamation
Copy the exclamation and add its ending mark.
How tall the flower is
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Curriculum and answers
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