When we write diaries we express our personal thoughts and feelings using __________________________ words. Give an example of these words.

We use quantifiers each and every with singular countable nouns. Use the correct quantifier to fill in the blank - ___________________ child in the class painted a plaster fossil. (each / every)

Information reports may use special drawings or pictures labeled with important features of the topic called _________________________________.

Identify the verb, direct object and indirect object in the following sentence. Orangutans pick fruit for their babies.

Use the correct connector to fill in the blank - The scientist photographed the fossil ______________________ covering it with sack cloth and wet plaster. (before / since)

Compound sentences join two together to form a new sentence. We use connectors such as 'and', 'or' and 'but' to join the two sentences. Join these two sentences into one using a connector - I like this shirt. This shirt is too big for me.

Sometimes the subject of the sentence is a collective noun. If the collective noun is singular, the verb must be singular. If the collective noun is plural the verb must be plural. 'A herd of zebras (is / are) resting in the shade.'

Explanation texts are written in ______________________ tense to explain something that is true right now.

Do we use the quantifier a few in front of countable or uncountable nouns?

In the Dewey Classification System all non-fiction books have special _____________________________ to show the order they go in and what group the book belongs to.

Suffixes added to the end of a word may change the meaning of the word and may also change how it is used in a sentence. Add the suffix -ful to the following word and use it in a sentence: beauty

A phrasal verb is made up of a verb and one or two prepositions. The new phrasal verb may have a different meaning from the verb. Use a phrasal verb to replace 'shouted'. - The sailor shouted in fear.

Personal recounts often usually tell us the 3 important w's about an event. They tell us the ___________________ and the _____________________ the entry is about and ____________________ an event took place.