@rammar 8 * = antl Book py th DAs lustrated by and AUN era nueteen aj Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ef Gg Hh It Jj Kk LUM Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vw Ww Xx Yy AAPut the words in the spelling list into alphabetical order. 1 10 Digraphs grap Fi 1 3 12, mimic — laptop 5 14 sank neck . ie magpie a rapid | fe quench —— outing Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition rescue Write the page number in the storm cloud, jumped disagree correct mushroom raincoat spoilsport backyard swimming thunderstorm Listen for the vowels in the words and decide whether they are long or short. Put a «+» over the letters making the short vowels and «—» or «—.» over the letters making the long ones. cap cape brain laptop meet meat quench din mimic fox bone boat bus muse met rescue fe’ raincoat stew dineUsing a Dictionary Put these words into alphabetical order Read each word and decide whether it is spelt correctly, If you think it is not, write a different spelling underneath. Then find the word in the dictionary and tick the correct spelling. towd mermayd peecock strawberry oter Look up each word in the dictionary. Write the meaning on the lines and draw a picture in the box. fern llama stay tail mail male spray shape crayon praying mainly layer escape pancake birthday yesterday waiting ailing animate decade dragon phoenix yeti Look at the pictures and write the words underneath. Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. Write the page number in the snail string struck street china cheese chopsNouns Pronouns Adverbs Prepositions Verbs Identify as many of the different parts of speech as you can and underline them in the correct colours. Snake’s Surprise Inky skipped happily down the dusty road and over a low bridge. She saw her friend Bee in the big meadow. Bee buzzed busily while she flew from flower to flower. Inky called, “Bee,” loudly and waved, so her friend zoomed quickly across the meadow. They walked into the forest and saw Snake. He slithered slowly among the trees towards his friends. They watched as he put a square box carefully on the bumpy ground. “Is it a present for Inky?” Bee asked excitedly “I have yummy cakes for tea because it is a special day,” hissed Snake. ot Seer : “A special day?” repeated Bee and Inky. i ty “I played my drum and passed my exam. I am a good drummer!” exclaimed Snake with a big grin. wp ij n ae ya vd maFill in the missing letters in these words from the spelling list. il reef greed neat reach eve beach teacher theme coffee teapot thirteen evening beanstalk underneath agreement seaweed compete daydream Parse these sentences. The old teapot fell off the little table. They quickly washed and brushed their teeth. A tall beanstalk grew rapidly outside the cottage.Coe ” | Simple rs “| Tenses a Write these verbs in the simple past tense. to hum to play to cook to nod to like to tap % In each sentence, underline the verb in red. Then decide if the sentence is in the past, present or future, and put a tick in the right column. Colour the bees when you have finished. Past |Present Future I shall cook dinner tomorrow. | ' v7 We played at Sam’s house. He rides his bike in the park. Sally eats her lunch hungrily. She will run in the race on Saturday. He patted his friend’s dog. xe You climb up the tree. ie They will go to the museum next week. At the concert I sang a song. Tonight we shall look at the stars. Tam good at football. | Last week ___Last week we painted animals it in art. rrFind the words from the spelling list. a Which one is missing? b 3 lo slole|alolslelelele/safsl— life high flies spying dive tied dryer tried alright firework alive Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. delight Write the page number in the die, of ale] s|sfelelolul—lofs]- wlslol—|-lel—lelal ew? «U_e> 1 cue 2 flute 3 amuse Bae 4 statue 5 threw 6 fewer 7 bluebell 8 venue ee ¢ pollute 10 volume 1 newt Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. 2 fortune Write the page number in the tube. 13, Yuletide 14 avenue 15 attitude 16 costume 17 absolute 18 screwdriver We Parse these sentences. The tasty stew cooked slowly. He argued angrily with his little sister. My dad reads his daily newspaper while he is on the train.Syllables Identify and underline the vowel sounds in these words, Then split the words into syllables with a line same farmyard bluebell i igsaw breakfast | seaweed c Identify the vowel sounds in these words. If a word has one vowel sound, decide whether the vowel is short or long, and put «> over a short vowel and «= or «= «» over a long vowel. If a word has more than one vowel sound, underline the vowels and split the syllables as before Toot rr = @ =D | yesterday handkerchief Z RememBeR ‘Monosyllabic’ words cannot be split into more than one syllable because they only have one vowel sound. 18gene these recede delete impede scheme concede stampede complete extreme athlete concrete supreme intervene phoneme Chinese obsolete centipede Split these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol. concrete these Parse these sentences. Find the words from the spelling list. Which one is missing? athlete ajtjilcle|n{t]ilpje|djely]b dje(ltle|tle{vjulrle|cleldje ifs{gli{n{tle|rlvle|nlelalw kicjo|n|{c|rje|tielo|zle[nle ajnigje/tje|li{s|cjh|e|mielr cjo|m|p|lle|tie{r|t/hlje|sle tig|b|jipi|h|o|nje|mle|f]s]t alt{hille|tleljlaluleldjelv gi ti{s|s[t]alm]ple|dlelg|/h]v wio|b/sjojlje|tjeljlje|mjefu gle|nie|zi}sjujpirje|mjejaji pirimi[ufcjojn|clel|dje|pluly s|qjule/sje|ljijm|ple{dle]z Ntoh}e|x|t}rjelmle|c{hiali]x extreme The athletes will compete in the morning. T accidentally deleted my work on the computer. intervene Ba“Canurte paws -) Present Participle en you've finishe Add cing to these verbs to make the present participle. walk + ing wipe + ing | boil A amuse deliver describe inject # serve » perform exercise sprout q wipe hop + p +ing cry + ing admit carry ya eeSpl The black and white skunk ran quickly into the wood. anchor anchor blanket finger hunger angler extinct Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition Write the page number in the blanket, stinking handkerchief anguish distinctive defunct singular extinct lit these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel handkerchief . aseSs Present Continuous Cae Conjugate the verb ‘to be’ in simple present tense, I you he | she / it we you they In each sentence, underline the verb in red and choose the correct tense. " She is cooking spaghetti for dinner. @® simple present, She cooks spaghetti for dinner. We jog around the park. @ We are jogging around the park. se The baby is crawling across the floor. @ The baby crawls across the floor. * BB present continuous Gf Present continuous, They are screaming on the roller coaster. ag They scream on the roller coaster. @ Rewrite these sentences in the present continuous tense. (9) GO) ox: Rea Sy \ when I draw a picture in my sketchbook. They play football in the park. The little dog yaps loudly. We jump on the trampoline.Put the words in the spelling list into the crossword. 1 race 2 space 3 since 4 twice 5 cancel 6 princess 7 office 8 palace a voice to silence 11 apes Look up each word in the = and read its definition. Write the page number in the bouncy ball. 12. incident 13 accident e 14 medicine © 15 cereal pcre > ‘balance \ 17 advance 18 cinnamon Split these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol race cancel princess _ silence vacancy @G@ \ y Parse these sentences. Sam bounced the ball high into the air. They cancelled the race because it was icy.Conjugate the verb ‘to be’ in the simple past tense. | I you he / she / it we you. they eH mutta Wel gt we 2H hy Syl Underline the verbs in these sentences in red and the pronouns in pink. Then rewrite each sentence in the past continuous tense. She skips in the park. x oe milk the cows in the morning. We jump over the waves at the beach. s They rake up the leaves on the lawn. You help at the swimming club. QO He dusts the ornaments. beet > RE ONE RM he be Join each sentence to the correct tense. They were playing in the park. gi Dsimple present They play in the park. a Aesimple past, They are playing in the park. 3 Bdpresent continuous They played in the park. @ 286 past continuouspage margin. angel digital germ stage giraffe eng ine change magical strange energy 9 ender eng ine genetic | gern | Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. Write the page number on the page eae gymnastics emergency fragile | teenager | dungeon urgency / suggest | | I, \ Split these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol, margin stage | page. gender | in Parse these sentences tr Ce » os S Tneatly drew a margin on the next page. The giant giraffe danced energetically at the magical party. 20 urgency | nProper Nouns Places Tee Freed uenpr oie ad Write the names of three famous places, then illustrate each one. middie fnges. 2 3 Write the names of ten countries Write the names of the seven continents. Find all of the proper nouns in the postcard and make sure they start with a capital letter. Dear aunty pam and uncle horace, We are having a lovely time on holiday in summershire. We have visited the beautiful village of sheldown and the town of brington. | mr and mrs h smith, Yesterday we went to the happywood hills | 8 hill road, home for horses. Dan sponsored a donkey | frickleton, called merry suffolk, Lots of love from, england, europe, earth suzie, will, dan and rubyWhich words in the spelling list match these descriptions? 1. (a room for cooking) 2. (a very simple drawing) 3. (a pet rabbit lives here) _ 4. (it carries injured people) fetch 5. (to grab away) witch 6. (a man who sells meat) match a ‘i Gre 7. (very miserable or il) 8. (it is used to light a fire) kitchen q. (a cold, red sauce) itch ne 10. (it turns a light on and switch 6 sketch Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. crutches Write the page number in the watch. watching stretcher ketchup wretched scratching stretching Parse the sentences and write over the dotted letters. The small boy quickly put his books in his satchel. I watched the quiet fisherman on the riverbank.Proper Adjectives Rememser Proper adjectives need a capital letter at the beginning Vvvvv& Complete each sentence by writing the correct proper adjective in the gap mae 5 i | is Kangaroos are ___ animals. (Australia) r I watched the dancers. | craew (Spain) This is the flag. (Japan) The Union Jack is the flag. (Britain) ° We went to the burger bar. (America) police officers. This is a _____ book. (France) There is a junk in the port. (China) My granny likes«dge> Add «dge to complete each word and then draw a picture. rs | }bri__ baisiae edge ba__r 4 judge sledge badge sie Y badger h bridge he___hog gadget Budge bu___rigar fidget wace IM Ce AP ledge Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. hedgerow Write the page number in the hedgehog. \ WZ, hedgehog knowledge begrudge porridge budgerigar drawbridge partridge Write over the dotted letters. Parse these sentences. xen oer OW Con0e.7P We are waiting eagerly for the judge. The badger quickly disappeared through the hedge. 24Syllables Identify and underline the vowel sounds in these words then split the words into syllables with a line, Write out the syllables in the logs beneath. Carers — Epepper | 2 Tater ; ble eu assem26 simple eagle beetle handle puzzle angle jungle horrible terrible knuckle disable obstacle Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. Write the page number in the puzzle piece. formidable improbable impossible rectangle believable vehicle Split these words into syllables eagle tickle handle saddle rectangle Parse these sentences. L The Scottish eagle floated lazily on the breeze. The tiny black beetles scuttle quickly under the rotten log.qu Which words in the spelling list match these descriptions? 1. (the same value as) 2: (to sound like a mouse) 3. (a big dinner) quiver 4. (to ask) equal 5. (a furry-tailed animal) request: 6. (where fish are kept) quote liquid 7 (a line around the world) squeak 8. (to shake or tremble) Aire 9. (an argument) quarrel 10. (the tools for a job) squeeze squirrel squash Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. aquatic Write the page number in the square, conquest banquet aquarium. equipment eloquent equator Split these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol request squeak squeeze frequent equipment Parse these sentences. T bought a new aquarium for my goldfish. The red squirrel quivered and squeaked at the smelly skunk. 28Paragraphs All About Write over each heading Then write a Paragraph about that topic underneath,30 Find the words from the spelling list Which one is missing? pio i i 2/3] vlels 2 a lel sl — Blsle alelalololulo easy busy nose result prison dismal wlolulel|<|slu ° al-lelule]a|« els|> «< = -le{slelelefelu afelalclele|elolclalalu <|olu viele ala cosmic positive misery present president raspberry clo|xlelelul—lelolelu elul—lolelelsla BIN] 2 h 5 a c+lelelols|-[+[-] he] ef—]5 volelo|—|—lsfalo/sts alelololols phase invisible business inquisitive preposition enthusiastic Split these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol, dismal nose clumsy drowsy raspberry ion ty a Pave hesoumees Eg % « I carefully cut the paper with my sharp scissors. Ld He quickly ate the English raspberries and cream for dessert. woeC6 0D “Speech Marks” 66 OD Fill in the missing punctuation marks. (The fireworks are brilliant 00 said Bul Write out the words in the speech bubbles as sentences. | Lilly Tve fallen over and hurt my knee. Rememser Explain who is speaking and add in the correct punctuation. -Put the words in the spelling list into alphabetical order. = a ooze 4— i ¢ sneeze # cheese i : # choose Grange are 2 eee saaeeeeececet ap freeze [isin saison a, eS wheeze g Ges eg EE EE —_—# breeze a sn natin it, gape re bronze Look up each word in the dictionary and read its fm pause Write the page number in the cheese. 6 cause disease bruise applause appraise turquoise mayonnaise Split these words into syllables, For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol. wheeze appraise turquoise please mayonnaise te # Parse these sentences. #3 oe ad I sneeze and wheeze in the winter. The old American jeep reversed noisily outside our house. 3229 “Speech Marks” 66 What do you think the two boys are saying? Write their words in the speech bubbles Now write out the conversation as sentences. Remember to say who is speaking and to use the correct punctuation.useless helpless endless painless aimless flawless worthless fearless timeless harmless speechless bottomless priceless careless pitiless breathless flightless weightless sleeveless Parse these sentences. The dull story seemed endless. The extinct dodo was a flightless bird. Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. Write the page number in the priceless vase. Split these words into syllables. cloudless speechless _ effortless —_— iatFuture Continuous Conjugate the sentence in the future continuous I paint a pi Je. wr You. He / She / It They In each sentence, find the verb and underline it in red, T shall be grinning if I win. He will be competing in the hopping race. You will be dancing in the summer show. She will be walking a long way on her trip. They will be composing a song for the concert. You will be digging the vegetable patch. We shall be joining the other class today. Choose the correct tense for each sentence. They were playing cards. @ a ¥ Go| T shall play cards. 93 NZ) \ He plays cards. You will be playing cards. & We played cards. 493 omen She is playing cards. of @ future continuous.Make new words by adding the suffix cable Write the new words on the lines. break wash value size enjoy avoidable profitable available portable adaptable dependable rely breakable usable lovable irritable enjoyable Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. debatable Write the page number in the comfortable cushior n. comfortable miserable improbable variable | noticeable \ | fashionable Split these words into syllables. changeable disposable desirable portable enjoyable lovable huggable reliable usable Parse these sentences. The dirty shirt is washable. The sofa was old but comfortable. 36Use both suffixes with each fish to make pairs of adjectives with opposite meanings. Then use each adjective in a sentence. 1 Hi power css x 37Read each word and draw a picture for it in the box. gh «a ‘cradle | baby crazy acorn taste basic baby haste lady 9 maple stable inhaler pastry acorn raven stable Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. vacant Write the page number in the labelled parcel. chamber plague chaotic stranger adjacent newspaper conversation Split these words into syllables. basic lazy vacant newspaper Parse these sentences.Contractions Write each pair of words as a contraction by joining them together and replacing «wo or «sha» with an apostrophe. fF Shhoille: seceseeeeeeeceeeeeensi you will (C7 gc she will twill we shall Ou wll sonrsnnnnann nnn they will In each sentence, write out the contraction in full as two words and with no letters missing, She'll be competing in the cross-country race. They'll be trying to climb the mountain this year. You'll be playing in the football team next week. Rewrite each sentence, using contractions. We shall be watching the fireworks tonight. He will be collecting his son from school later. ru youll shell we'll they lt |40 evil email secret legal fever regal female prefect recent media Put the words in the spelling list into alphabetical order create Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. medium create frequent adhesive medieval chameleon immediate prehistoric Split these words into syllables. reflex email female genius Parse these sentences. She will be visiting her grandparents. An emu is a large Australian bird. Write the page number in the prefect badge. apostrophe gute, ) SalComparativesand J napiyoc ANelectives Superlatives je aLvies In each sentence, find the adjective and underline it in blue. Then rewrite the sentence, first using the comparative, and then using the superlative. That mouse is small. The monster had a loud voice. He is a tall man. This is a wise owl. Which clown was funny? Those elephants are grey. aFind the words from the spelling list Which one is missing? o p|b/o/bje[h]i]n/d|mjp|l]e]s ofiselyfkinjujc]c i}t|d]b ijd}elajo|x|g]ilglaln|tlifc ulsjhjilblelrinjaltlelalc/k icy Fiwlejalt{hfo[rjilzlo|nfaly aie Elbit el |i] =[ubN| ciel Cit a i diet gi[mjile|rjo|p{hiojnielalj]t child qiulx|mid}ijalgloinja/ll[glh as olplilrjaltlelvlalifs|tlelr wild alrigjuls|b{qjujile/t{hjojn k[e[n{g/dlilalriyiqiulolr|x behind z{rjajs|sjwiill{d}h{ifl}sjh spider algle[p[hlo|rlilcloinialliz pirate siplildje|r[gly[djife[tlijn diary oe == Viking : : ‘ Rorcor Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. Write the page number in the diary phial quiet gigantic diagonal microphone hibernate Split these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol. final find tiger hijack microwave Parse these sentences. The fiercest African lion was roaring loudly. Hedgehogs hibernate in winter.Which words in the spelling list match these descriptions? «ww 1 (a list of food for serving) 2. (all the stars and planets) 3. (a type of fish) mnie 4. (a song for two singers) | tuna 5. (an electronic machine) oe 6. (to say something) menu tulip 7. (a flightless bird) as 8. (strange or unfamiliar) a. (a bike with one wheel) human music 10____ (a type of flower) usual computer wer. Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. unicycle Write the page number in the computer. peculiar cucumber unique universe communicate { solution \ Split these words into syllables duet emu unique cucumber computer Parse these sentences. She continuously hummed the school song. He will cut the cucumber and put it in the Greek saladIrregular Plurals Neue | Read each word and illustrate it. If the noun is singular, draw one picture. If the noun is plural, draw more than one picture. woman | Gaia —t | person 9 mice sheep fish sheep fish tooth feeth [fg Geese’ goose Now join each singular noun to the corresponding plural. 7 49vase lava bath nasty sultana chance koala drama plaster Pyjamas disaster piranha basketball avocado armada Passport grasshopper al. \ _| if Split these words into syllables. sultana demand grasshopper origami father Parse these sentences. T will be visiting Welsh castles in the holidays. My father ate a delicious tomato sandwich for lunch.The Subject of a Sentence In each sentence, underline the verb(s) in red. Then draw a box around the subject and put a small «sin the corner. The [birds] ate some seeds. Sam likes basketball. The man fell over. The cat chased a mouse. Sophie scored the winning goal. ¢ ‘ The rancher lassoed the cow. L ; She sent me an email. The vase is very old and valuable. You will be visiting me in the holidays. The wind blew down an old tree. Ann ran in the cross-country race. The rattlesnake shook his tail and hissed. I made a cake today. Sue played with her kitten. The kitten played with Sue. The seal was swimming close to the beach.Put the words in the spelling list into alphabetical order. 2 " 3 12, field 4 —___s, chief i c piece brief a shield Gece erence ye cece see seer eec ores a Ke relief $§ 8 —________ frieze Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. fielder Write the page number in the shield. priest believe achieve diesel thieves besiege audience briefcase unbelievable Parse these sentences and identify the subject in each one. The mighty army was besieging the huge castle.The Object of a Sentence In each sentence, underline the verb(s) in red. Then find the subject and the object of the sentence. Put a box with a small « around the subject and a ring with a small «o» around the object. The [cat] chased a (mouse) The rancher lassoed the cow. I made a cake today. Seth kicked the ball. The lady wrote a letter. The boy is reading a comic. The artist painted a portrait. The dog ate the bone. ‘When you've finished, help Snake and me to colour the picture. He shut the drawer. Megan opened the door. “ C Grandma knitted a scarf. We prepared the salad for lunch. She plays the flute beautifully. Joe chased the puppy. The puppy chased Joe. I shall be learning a poem for the concert.Put the words in the spelling list into the crossword. 1 abyss 2 myth 3 lynx 4 lyrics 5 syrup 6 — idyllic pyramid 8 — symbol 4 cymbal 10, system tt Equat Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. UP Write the page number in the syrup 12 typical 13 syllable 14 sympathy 15 mystery ve rhythm. 7 acrylic 18 physical Split these words into syllables. For words of one syllable add the long or short vowel symbol Olympic cygnet system hymn pygmy We heard mysterious myths about the Egyptian pyramids 54Subject and Object we yo? 7 Write the correct pronouns below. Subject Pronouns 1st Person Singular 2nd Pers Object Pronouns ‘on Singular 3rd Person Singular 1st Per: son Plural 2nd Person Plural 3rd Person Plural In each pair of sentences, underline the verbs in red and the pronouns in pink. Then decide which pronoun is the subject of the sentence and which is the object. you {> fYou| hugged Granny Thit the ball. The baby amused her. He phoned the school. The teacher helped them. me We invited some friends. You all saw the animals. Write in the missing prono * You like horses. IT heard Adam. yor if The boy pushed her. We took the train to the beach. Tt explains everything. The crowd followed them. Granny hugged(you) The ball hit me. gt

le (a female horse) ae lan 2: (where butter is made) 3. (uncovered or empty) 4. (to fix or mend) fair mare 5. (where planes take off) spare 6. (a short tune on a trumpet) fairy as (to get ready) bare oh Ii : : there 8. (with light hair or skin) a. (a small, magical person) (silk airless : 10. (to burst into bright flame suddent dairy ght fi y flare ” . repair we ee airport Look up each word in the dictionary and read its definition. compare . Write the page number in the pear. fanfare inside. "Zack| eats an (ce cream) a ee Rose paints a picture. Sam runs quickly. ee. Lucy is riding a horse. The dog frightened the man. =| We tried to help. le X He crashed the car. 7 The dragon was breathing fire. The author is writing a novel. They are singing a song. Grandpa is sleeping. She whistles a tune loudly. The lion climbs the tree e When you've finished, colour in the ice cream with your favourite flavours. My favourite is strawberry! The woman is taking photos. The boy watched the monkey. The monkey watched the boy72 Put the words in the spelling list into alphabetical order. 2 " 3. 12 exit 4 13, expect expel eee ese EERE expert ‘i ‘s extra exist t 1 8 17. excuse 4 18, eee except a explore : eee ad. extract Look up words beginning with «ex in the dictionary. Find six excite words that are not in the spelling list and write them below. excellent expensive example exhibition exhausted examination & Wait jor mel) & $ $ Split these words into syllables. expect expensive exit except excellent Parse these sentences and identify the subject in each one. They looked expectantly at the excellent explorer. The excited expert is examining the expensive Roman necklace.74 Spelling Test 1 1 Spelling Test 2 Speling Test 3 Me Spelling Test 4 1 Spelling Test 5 1 2 2 2 a 3 4 4 5 5. 6. 6. 7. ¥, 8. 8. a 4 10 10 n " 2 R 8 io 14. 14, 15. 15. 16. 16. 17, V7. 18. 18.76 ; 2. 2. 3 3 4 4 5. 5 6 6 2. 2. 8 8 8 a 10. 10 1 M1 12 12 13, 13 14 4 15 15, 16. 16 17. 7 18 18 Spelling Test 16 1 1 2 z a 3 4 4 5 5. 6 6 z, 2 8 8 a 4 10, 10, u " 12 12 13 13, 4 14 15, 15. 16 16. 17 17. 18, 18Spelling Test 19 Speling Test 20 Spelling Test 21 1 2. Spelling Test 22 Speling Test 23, Spelling Test 24 i 1 | 2 2. 3 3. 4, 4 | 5 5. 6 6. 7. 2. 8 8 | 4 4 10 10, n 1 12, 12, | 13, 13, 14, 14. | 15, 15. 16. 16. 17, 17. 18 18, 778 Spelling Test 25 Spelling Test 26 Spelling Test 27 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 s. 5. 6. 6. 2. 7. 8B 8 a 4 10. 10. " n 12 12 13 13. 14 14 15, 15. 16. 16. 17. v. 18, 18 Spelling Test 28 i 1 2 2. 3 3. 4 4 5 5 6 6 z 2. 8 8 4 a 10, 10. u " 12 12 13, 3 4 14 15, 15. 16. 16 v. v. 18 18,Speling Tes 31 Speling Tes 32 Spelng Tes 33 a 1 2 2. 3 3 4 4 5 5 6. 6 2. 2 8 8 4 4. 10. 10 u n 12 12 13. 13. 14 14 15. 15, 16 16. v7. v7. 18 18 Spelling Test 34 Spelling Test 35 1 1 2. 3 4 5 6 2. 8 4 10. 10. n un 22 12 13. 13 14 14 15. 15, 16. 16 2. 7Gf Na Gf! wre ‘s Whe ar a paddling of ducks a business of ferrets DONT AadThe Grammar 3 Pupil Book teaches grammar, spellingand [Lees The Grammar 3 Pupil Book is designed to follow on from the Pupil Books for Grammar 1 and 2. The spelling lessons in the Grammar 3 Pupil Book not only teach many new spelling patterns, but also introduce the children to a large number of muttisyllabic words. Regular activities ensure that the children are not only able to spell these words correctly, but also understand the words’ meanings and can use them in context. Inthe grammar lessons, the ‘children continue to refine and expand upon their existing knowledge: for example, by learning how to form continuous, as well as simple, ‘verb tenses. The children are also introduced to many new concepts, including possessive pronouns and collective nouns. In addition, the children build upon their knowledge of sentence structure, by learning about the subject. and the object of a sentence, and ‘the differences between a sentence and a phrase. All of this knowledge helps the children to bring clarity to their writing, This material is recommended by Cambridge International Examinations to support the Cambridge Primary English curriculum framework. 7) The Grammar 3 Pupil and Teacher's Books cover the following areas: iW \ ossessive pronouns, § ye o oe (Where did those cook ? \' questions and exclamations — \ 8 $77 ) in speech, Po ¢ conjugating verbs, & a = » wee ) syllables, sentences and phrases, A collective nouns, the subject and object of a sentence, contractions, irregular plurals, subject and object pronouns, oes usingadicionay, ~~ @ yi ius parsing, as é é ( simple and continuous | A ‘o°) verb tenses, prefixes and suffixes, = nouns acting as adjectives, © Suo Lloyd and Sara Wernham 2013 (text) © Lib Stephen 2013 (ilustrations) Printed in China. All rights reserved v y Jolly Learning Ltd