NumihanaNoun endings: -tion, -sion and more
Write a noun from a given root.
ENGLAND · PRIMARY ENGLISH
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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 →
Spelling
SAMPLE QUESTION
Noun endings: -tion, -sion and more
Insert one missing letter. Choose the resulting word from the options.
diviion
decision · division · confusion
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Double the final consonant
Add -ing to selected short verbs.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Double the final consonant
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
g / n / i / n / n / i / w
swimming · trimming · winning
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Proofread Years 3–4 words
Correct one misspelt word from the statutory word list.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Proofread Years 3–4 words
Complete the word using the choices. Write its full spelling.
posi_ion
possible · potatoes · position
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All Years 3–4 statutory-list words
Recognise spellings across the complete statutory word list.
SAMPLE QUESTION
All Years 3–4 statutory-list words
Rearrange these letters to make one of the supplied words.
n / i / a / t / r / e / c
circle · complete · certain
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Grammar
Standard English: was and were
Complete sentences using was or were.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Standard English: was and were
Choose was or were.
The pupil ___ drawing a boat.
were · was
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Replace repeated names
Choose a subject pronoun for a repeated name or group.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Replace repeated names
Replace the repeated pupils with a subject pronoun.
The pupils are ready. ___ can make a card.
It · They · He
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Expand noun phrases
Copy noun phrases including a modifying phrase.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Expand noun phrases
Copy the complete noun phrase beginning with the.
They noticed the short yellow pencil in the pot.
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Determiners and possessive pronouns
Distinguish determiners from possessive pronouns in context.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Determiners and possessive pronouns
Identify the focus word.
The car is mine. Focus word: mine
possessive pronoun · determiner
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Plural or possessive s?
Distinguish more than one from belonging.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Plural or possessive s?
What does the named owner ending show?
The teachers' chair is here.
plural possessive · plural · singular possessive
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Standard English: did and done
Use did or done with the correct verb structure.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Standard English: did and done
Choose did or done.
We ___ the work so that we could fold the blanket.
done · did
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Keep paragraphs on one theme
Choose the sentence that belongs in a themed paragraph.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Keep paragraphs on one theme
Choose the theme of this paragraph.
Paint a picture on the paper. Leave the picture to dry.
Painting a picture · Making fruit salad · Making a card
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Punctuation
Comma after a fronted adverbial
Separate an opening adverbial from the main clause.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Comma after a fronted adverbial
Add a comma after the opening phrase: Without a sound.
Without a sound the pupil lifted the bucket.
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More than one owner
Add an apostrophe for regular plural owners.
SAMPLE QUESTION
More than one owner
Show ownership using an apostrophe. Keep the given owner and things.
the chairs belonging to the singers
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Punctuate a full speech sentence
Add a reporting comma, speech marks and final punctuation.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Punctuate a full speech sentence
Add the reporting comma and speech marks. Keep the whole sentence.
The pupil said We can make a mask.
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Irregular plural owners
Show ownership by children, people, men, women and mice.
SAMPLE QUESTION
Irregular plural owners
Show ownership using an apostrophe. Keep the given owner and things.
the cups belonging to the men
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Curriculum and answers
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