Class 4 English

Choose the verb form that agrees with the subject.

Say what is happening now and what was happening earlier using am, is, are, was and were with an -ing verb.

Join two ideas with because or so, and say which half is the cause.

Replace a noun with the right pronoun, and choose between forms such as I and me.

Choose between a and an by the sound that follows, and use the when you mean a particular one.

Find and use adverbs that tell you how an action was done.

Choose in, on or at to say when something happens.

Use commas to separate the things in a list, and to mark off the person you are speaking to.

Use an apostrophe to show that something belongs to somebody, for one owner and for many.

Make the plural of a noun using the -s, -es, -ies and -ves rules, and know the words that follow none of them.

Use a prefix to change what a word means.

Put words in dictionary order, using the second letter when the first letters are the same.

Answer questions about a short passage and put what happened back into the order the passage gives.

Lay out a short friendly letter and choose the greeting, the news and the closing that belong in it.