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Use these language quizzes daily to give your students practice with many parts of our language. From confusing words to correct spelling. Easily confused words: 1. I waited with bated/baited breath on the outcome of the race. 2. I need to get the brakes/breaks repaired on my bike. Correct the sentence: 1. Mrs Jones my teacher will be away at a conference in New York all next week 2. Bill’s dog an irish terrier always attracts a lot of attention when he walks it. Parts of Speech Find the concrete nouns in the sentences: 1. How many pairs of shoes do you own? 2. My skin is really dry. Hyperbole or Personification: 1. You snore louder than a jet engine. 2. The stars danced across the midnight sky. Correct Spellings 1. tomatoes / tomatos 2. sieze / seize True or False: 1. I will walk with you on Tuesday. The underlined verb tense is and example of a future tense. 2. They giggled quite loudly. The underlined word is an example of a transitive verb. (it is an example of an intransitive verb, as it does not have a direct object.) |
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