Year 3 English
Matching the verb to its subject, pronouns by the job they do, and words that mean the same or the opposite — plus sound-alike words, suffixes, A to Z order, the apostrophe for belonging, and reading who-what-where, building up to a short paragraph.
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- Using a, an and theLesson
Put a, an or the in front of a naming word.
- has and haveLesson
Choose has or have to match who the sentence is about.
- Where is it?Lesson
Choose the word that says where something is.
- Past tense verbsLesson
Change a doing word into the past tense.
- Verbs that add -edLesson
Make the past tense of a regular verb and spell the ending correctly.
- Words that mean the sameLesson
Match a word to another word with a similar meaning.
- Opposites and near-oppositesLesson
Give the opposite of a word, and tell an opposite from a word that means the same.
- Matching the verbLesson
Choose the verb form that agrees with the subject.
- Subject, object and possessive pronounsLesson
Choose the right pronoun for the job it does in the sentence.
- Action words todayLesson
Add -s to an action word when one person or thing does it.