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USe of question words.

Write the passive form of each sentence. Remember to pay attention to the verbs and that for the passive voice, the word 'by' will be used in our sentences

There is - There are - How Much - How Many - Some - Any - A - An

Identify a paragraph parts

Identify synonyms in sentence context.

Students are expected to read each paragraph and identify the main idea of the passage, and then pick out three details that support that main idea.

Use of Certain and Uncertain predictions.

Change each sentence from the active to the passive voice. Please note that all of the verbs are found in the simple present tense.

use of present continuous for future arrangements.

main idea and supporting details

Making inferences

Identify each sentence as an example of a
hyperbole or NOT an example of a hyperbole by writing
hyperbole or not a hyperbole on the line.

Use coordinating conjunctions in sentence form- multiple choice, then writing sentences.

Reading comprehension with comparatives and superlatives

Future predictions using will or won't

Read each sentence below. Name the type of figurative
language.

Matching examples of causes with its effect

Singular and plural nouns including those with letter changes and irregular nouns.

Singular, Singular Possessive, Plural, Plural Possessive nouns

Read the text below.
What is the text's most likely purpose?

This worksheet allows candidates to type in the space provided, all the text features to which the arrow is pointing.

Students decided which group of words is a sentence and which is a fragment. They then add capital letters and periods to sentences.

Basic identification of a word's part of speech in a sentence

Answer the simile/metaphor worksheet