Practise word prefixes
Add a specified prefix to a root word.
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These activities practise selected skills from England’s English curriculum. They do not cover all English, reading comprehension or the full SATs assessment. Years 3–4 and 5–6 share spelling requirements; the year placement here is a suggested practice sequence.Check curriculum coverage and available practice →
Add a specified prefix to a root word.
Add the prefix re-.
play
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Turn a selected adjective into an adverb.
Make an adverb by adding -ly.
safe
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Choose the homophone that fits a sentence.
Choose the word matching this meaning.
the number after one
too · to · two
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Add endings to selected words with more than one syllable.
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
d / e / t / i / s / i / v
visiting · visited · offered
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Recognise y, ou, ch, gue, que, sc, ei, eigh and ey spellings.
Complete the word using the choices. Write its full spelling.
che_ist
chemist · character · echo
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Form selected nouns and adjectives with -ation and -ous.
Complete the word using the choices. Write its full spelling.
dang_rous
dangerous · mountainous · famous
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Build words with specified prefixes, including noun prefixes.
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
e / v / i / t / c / a / n / i
incorrect · inactive · illegal
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Choose the article using the next spoken sound.
Choose a or an according to the next spoken sound.
___ old uniform
an · a
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Choose has or have before a past participle.
Choose has or have.
The pupils ___ made a kite.
have · has
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Find a word expressing place in a sentence.
Copy the preposition expressing place.
The shoe is above the chair.
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Recognise roots shared by related words.
Which word does not belong to this root word family?
Root: write; words: writing, rewrite, unfriendly
writing · rewrite · unfriendly
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Identify conjunctions, adverbs and prepositions in context.
Identify the focus word class.
We can read a book because there is time. Focus: because
conjunction · adverb · preposition
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Choose the requested tense and compare its use in context.
Use the present perfect to express a completed action with a present connection.
The pupil ___ a photo.
took · has taken
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Choose a heading for related sentences.
Choose the heading that fits both sentences.
Pitch the tent. Sleep inside the tent.
A muddy dog · Camping · Playing a board game
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Put speech marks around the words that are spoken.
Add speech marks around the supplied spoken words. Keep the punctuation.
We can choose a poster.
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