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Year 5 Term 1 Exam Practice
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Present Simple: My dad ___ (drive) to work every morning.
drives
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This is the ___ (small) puppy in the litter.
smallest
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Adjectives (B = before noun, A = after linking verb): The tall boy ran quickly.
B
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Past Simple: We ___ (watch) a movie.
watched
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Today is ___ (warm) than yesterday.
warmer
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Do you have ___ milk in the fridge?(a few, some, any, a lot of, much, each)
any
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Past Simple: She ___ (buy) a new dress.
bought
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Adjectives (B = before noun, A = after linking verb): We played an exciting game.
B
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Preposition + Adjective: We’re ___ waiting for the bus.
bored with
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Present Simple: She ___ (play) the piano well.
plays
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My shoes are ___ (clean) than yours.
cleaner
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Past Simple: We ___ (visit) our grandparents.
visited
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Present Simple: I ___ (write) in my diary daily.
write
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___ student received a book.(a few, some, any, a lot of, much, each)
Each
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We saw ___ stars last night.(a few, some, any, a lot of, much, each)
a lot of
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Preposition + Adjective: She’s ___ her artwork.
proud of
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Present Simple: We ___ (watch) cartoons on weekends.
watch
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She bought ___ apples at the market.(a few, some, any, a lot of, much, each)
some
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Adjectives (B = before noun, A = after linking verb): They are hungry.
A
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I only need ___ help with this task.(a few, some, any, a lot of, much, each)
a little / some (but from list → a little help)
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Past Simple: He ___ (run) to school.
ran
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Preposition + Adjective: My sister is ___ cooking new recipes.
interested in
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Past Simple: They ___ (play) chess yesterday.
played
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Adjectives (B = before noun, A = after linking verb): The cat is fluffy.
A
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Preposition + Adjective: I’m ___ snakes.
afraid of
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Past Simple: I ___ (drink) a glass of juice.
drank
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There are ___ pencils on the desk. (a few, some, any, a lot of, much, each)
a few
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That was the ___ (funny) joke I heard!
funniest
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Present Simple: The baby ___ (cry) at night.
cries
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A dolphin is ___ (intelligent) than a dog.
more intelligent
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My town is ___ (quiet) than the city.
quieter
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Adjectives (B = before noun, A = after linking verb): She bought a red dress.
B
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This film is ___ (boring) than the last one.
more boring
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It’s the ___ (bright) star in the sky.
brightest
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Preposition + Adjective: He is ___ maths puzzles.
good at
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