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Word types

NounsSpot the words that name people, places and things.
VerbsChoose the verb form that fits each sentence.
AdjectivesUse describing words to make nouns shine.
PronounsSwap names for words like he, she and they.
AdverbsSay how, when and where things happen.
PrepositionsLittle words that tell you where and when.

Tenses

Present tenseTalk about what happens now or often.
Past tenseTell what has already happened.
Irregular verbsTame verbs that break the rules, like go and went.

Joining ideas

ConjunctionsJoin ideas with and, but and because.
Coordinating conjunctionsJoin two equal ideas into one sentence.
Subordinating conjunctionsAdd extra ideas with because, when and if.

Clauses and phrases

Expanded noun phrasesGrow a noun with rich describing detail.
Main clausesFind the part that stands on its own.
Subordinate clausesSpot the part that leans on the main idea.
Relative clausesAdd detail with who, which and that.
AdverbialsAdd how, when and where to a sentence.
Fronted adverbialsStart a sentence with when, where or how.

Verb power-ups

Modal verbsShow what could, should or must happen.
Active voicePut the doer first: the dog chased the ball.
Passive voiceFlip it round: the ball was chased.
The subjunctiveSound formal with wishes: if I were you.

Punctuation and tricky words

PunctuationFull stops, capitals, commas and question marks.
HomophonesWords that sound alike but mean different things.

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