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Underline the personal pronouns in Battle for the Planets. Write the nouns/noun groups that the<br />

pronouns refer to.<br />

Ferlings and Grimlies each begin with a capital letter because they are proper nouns. They are the<br />

names for creatures from particular places. Write the proper nouns for people from the following places.<br />

Australia<br />

Iraq<br />

Japan<br />

Somalia<br />

Earth<br />

Germany<br />

Philippines<br />

Spain<br />

Rule!<br />

Verbs are words for actions, saying, thinking (and feeling) and relating.<br />

A verb group can include a verb and an auxiliary (helping) verb.<br />

is called had vanished hadn’t been seen<br />

wasn’t sleeping are trying<br />

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Underline the auxiliary (helping) verb in each sentence. Circle the verb groups.<br />

The alien was flying.<br />

The Ferlings are collecting berries.<br />

The star has exploded.<br />

The children were giggling.<br />

The Grimly was shouting.<br />

Joseph is jumping.<br />

The form of the verb must agree with its singular or plural subject.<br />

We were scared. Lia was scared. They scare easily. Max scares easily.<br />

Collective nouns are singular. The gang was coming.<br />

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Circle the collective nouns in Battle for the Planets.<br />

Circle the auxiliary (helping) verb that agrees with each underlined noun.<br />

A group of Grimlies (are/is) setting a trap.<br />

The dogs (were/was) running through the park.<br />

A pack of wolves (was/were) hunting.<br />

The seagulls (is/are) flying overhead.<br />

The boy (is/are) going to be late.<br />

The pod of whales (are/is) moving north past Moreton Bay.<br />

The herd (is/are) heading for the river.<br />

Write an ending for the narrative Battle for the Planets. Or write a narrative<br />

of your own about creatures from outer space. Create interesting descriptions<br />

of characters and settings using noun groups with adjectives.<br />

<strong>Grammar</strong> <strong>Rules</strong>! Student Book 5 (ISBN 9780655092452) © Tanya Gibb<br />

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