Which punctuation mark should be used at the end of this sentence to show it is a question?
Where is my red hat
Key Stage 1 (KS1) · English
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Which punctuation mark should be used at the end of this sentence to show it is a question?
Where is my red hat
Which sentence uses the apostrophe (') correctly to show possession?
Which of these sentences uses the correct plural word?
Which word is a proper noun and should start with a capital letter?
Which word best completes the sentence?
The little mouse ran ______ the hole to hide.
Rewrite the following sentence using the correct capital letter and punctuation mark:
the cat is sitting on the mat
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Choose the correct word to fill in the blanks:
There (is / are) three apples on the table. My mother (eat / eats) one every morning.
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Which word in the following sentence is a verb (doing word)?
The happy boy jumps over the fence.
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Read the sentences below and complete the following tasks to fix the grammar and punctuation:
the happy dogs runs to the park
a) This sentence is missing a capital letter and a full stop. Rewrite the sentence with the correct capital letter and punctuation.
b) There is a mistake with the word runs. Because there are many dogs, should the word be run or runs?
c) Write the plural form of the word park.
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