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Grammar Workout Year 5 Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 The rocky castle, which stood on Belmont Hill, was owned by Lord Charles. Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Monday 1. Why do Belmont Hill and Lord Charles have capital letters? 2.

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Grammar Workout

Year 5 ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019

The rocky castle, which stood on Belmont Hill, was owned by Lord Charles. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Monday 1. Why do Belmont Hill and Lord Charles have capital letters?
2. Identify the adjective.
3. Identify the relative clause.
4. Write a question about the sentence.
5. Identify the relative pronoun.
6. Change the relative pronoun to an alternative one.

The rocky castle, which stood tall on Belmont Hill, was owned by Lord Charles. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Monday 1. They are proper nouns.
2. rocky
3. which stood tall on Belmont Hill
4. Various possibilities: Where was the castle? How tall was the castle?
5. which
6. that

My mums car was a mess even though it was brand new. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Tuesday 1. Add a missing apostrophe for possession.
2. Identify the possessive pronoun.
3. Identify the subordinate clause.
4. Change the sentence to the present tense.
5. Add parenthesis about the car.
6. Re-write the sentence with subordinate clause at the start.

My mums car was a mess even though it was brand new. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Tuesday 1. mum’s car
2. My
3. even though it was brand new
4. My mum’s car is a mess even though it is brand new.
5. Various possibilities: My mum’s car (which is red) was a mess even though it was brand new.
6. Even though it was brand new, my mum’s car was a mess.

After tea, Darcey walked towards the park ready for football training. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Wednesday 1. Identify two prepositions.
2. Identify a verb.
3. Write two synonyms of walked.
4. Add a relative clause about Darcey.
5. Identify the nouns.
6. Write a command Darcey may hear at football training.

After tea, Darcey walked towards the park ready for football training. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Wednesday 1. towards, after
2. walked
3. Various possibilities: ambled, hiked, roamed, sauntered
4. Various possibilities: After tea, Darcey, who was 11,…
5. Tea, Darcey (proper noun), park, football training
6. Various possibilities: Run to the bench, Jog on the spot.

Marlon, where have you been exclaimed the teacher, whilst writing quickly on the board. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Thursday 1. Add a question mark.
2. Add inverted commas.
3. Identify the conjunction.
4. Identify an adverb.
5. Write two different adverbs but don’t change the meaning.
6. Change the direct speech to something else the teacher could’ve said.

Marlon, where have you been exclaimed the teacher, whilst writing quickly on the board. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Thursday 1. Marlon, where have you been?
2. “Marlon, where have you been?”
3. whilst
4. quickly
5. Various possibilities: hastily, swiftly, rapidly, speedily,
6. Various possibilities: “Marlon, have you remembered your homework?”

The local hockey team (Birmingham oaks) were winning there final game of the season. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Friday 1. Add a missing capital letter – explain why.
2. Identify the part of the sentence in the past progressive tense.
3. Re-write the sentence in the present progressive tense.
4. Identify a grammatical error.
5. Does this sentence have a relative clause? Why?
6. Emit the parenthesis.

The local hockey team (Birmingham oaks) were winning there final game of the season. ©Deepening Understanding LTD 2019 Friday 1. Birmingham Oaks  proper noun
2. were winning
3. The local hockey team (Birmingham Oaks) are winning their final game
of the season.
4. there  their
5. No. The sentence does not have a relative pronoun e.g. ‘that’.
6. The local hockey team are winning their final game of the season.

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