W8489PR-Learn from Home Workbook 2
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The frog prince<br />
Read the narrative.<br />
Editing skills<br />
a frog who was really a prince fetched a ball out of a well for a<br />
princess As a reward, the frog ate dinner with the princess<br />
he also slept on the princess’s pillow wun day, the<br />
frog begged the princess to give him a kiss wot a<br />
surprise! the frog turned into a handsome prince<br />
the prince and princess got married and livd<br />
happily ever after<br />
1 Punctuation<br />
(a) Find 6 missing capital letters,<br />
6 full stops and circle 1<br />
exclamation mark.<br />
An apostrophe can show that<br />
something belongs to a person or<br />
thing; for example, the girl’s hat.<br />
(The hat belongs to the girl.)<br />
(b) Circle an apostrophe in the text<br />
which shows ownership.<br />
2 Spelling<br />
(a) There are 3 misspelt words.<br />
Underline them then write the<br />
correct spelling below.<br />
3 Grammar<br />
(a) Circle the owner of these<br />
things. The apostrophe will help<br />
you. It is put after the owner or<br />
owners.<br />
(i)<br />
(ii)<br />
(iii)<br />
(iv)<br />
(v)<br />
(vi)<br />
the frog’s legs<br />
the princess’s ball<br />
the frog’s pond<br />
the princess’s castle<br />
the princess’s pillow<br />
Viewing sample<br />
the prince’s kiss<br />
(vii) the frog’s well<br />
(viii) the princess’s dinner<br />
(ix)<br />
the prince’s wedding<br />
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