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Which is the correct standard English?

have

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Write me an expanded noun phrase for the noun 'boy'

e.g. The small, quiet boy. The older boy

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banana

Go to last place!

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magnet

Take 15 points!

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shark

Other team loses 10 points!

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baam

Lose 10 points!

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What is an expanded noun phrase? GIve an example.

An expanded noun phrase is a phrase made up of a noun and at least one adjective. e.g. lots of yummy, cold ice cream.

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Add the missing commas into this sentence.

After washing his har, Dave got in his car, turned on the engine and drove off to his night out.

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eraser

Reset score!

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shark

Other team loses 25 points!

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fairy

Take points!

thief

Give points!

baam

Lose 10 points!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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gift

Win 20 points!

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lifesaver

Give 25 points!

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Which of these sentences needs a question mark?

Please could I have a return ticket to York?

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Circle the prepositional phrases below.

behind my house, without her, among the crowd

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Rewrite in standard English: They ain't got nothing.

They haven't got anything.

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What is a homophone? Give an example.

A homophone is a word that is pronounced the same as another word but differs in meaning. e.g. knight and night

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Which is the correct standard English?

since

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Rewrite this sentence as a passive sentence.

The chickens were caught by Unlce Max.

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Main clause or subordinate clause?

subordinate clause

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Rearrange these words to form a passive sentence.

They were awarded first prize by the mayor.

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What does a modal verb for possibility show? Give 3 examples

They show how likely something is to happen. e.g. could, will, might, may, can't

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