6225RB New wave English skills practice Book F.LR watermark

Day 4
Day 5
Week 7
1. Circle the direct speech.
Dad groaned, I always miss the green lights!
2. Add speech marks to show what was said.
Not always, I said laughing. We just went through
two green lights!
3. Correct the spelling mistake.
That new paint colour makes a diferance.
4. An antonym for reveal is:
arrive. hide. lose.
5. Write the new noun when the suffix ist is added to:
cycle.
psychology.
6. Alphabetically, which word precedes harpoon?
harvest harmony hassle harsh
7. main or mane?
The
is coffee.
product that is exported
8. The word dentist comes from the Latin word dens
meaning:
thick.
tooth.
9. How many owners?
one
the city’s traffic
more than one
10. Circle the meaning of chaos.
crazy panic
11. Circle the adverb.
a country
Dad mistakenly believes that the traffic lights turn
red when they see his car approaching.
12. Circle the two pronouns.
Dad thinks traffic lights know his car; he hates
them!
13. Circle the correct part.
Because Dad was/had daydreaming, he missed
the lights changing.
1. Circle the sentence that requires speech marks.
Amy looked upset.
Amy wailed, I’m so upset!
2. Add speech marks to show what was said.
Calm down, said her mother in a soothing voice.
Everything will be alright.
3. Correct the spelling mistake.
The spy’s idenntity was soon discovered.
4. A synonym for shambles is:
disgrace. wreck. imitation.
5. The prefix inter (intergalactic) means:
across.
between.
above.
6. The expanded form of they’re is .
7. Circle the correct homophone.
The stationary/stationery car was hit by the
branch.
8. Write the plural of each noun.
Friday army
9. Rewrite the phrase using an apostrophe.
the tails of the horses
10. Add commas.
Amy needs a brush a comb a helmet and a jacket
before the competition.
11. Circle the preposition.
The brush and comb were beneath the clothes.
12. Is the underlined word a preposition?
Yes
No
Amy has never fallen from her horse.
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14. Circle the preposition.
My dad’s mood changes when he gets in the car.
15. Circle the adverbial.
My dad needs to relax in the evening.
13. Circle the noun phrase telling what was a success.
The annual town festival was a great success.
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14. Circle the adjectives.
People went home tired but happy after the
lovely day.
15. Circle the adjectives.
The next day, kind people helped to
clear up.
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