Can you insert the plural possessive apostrophe in the correct place in this sentence?

The girls sledge flew through the deep snow.

Re-write these sentences and replace the underlined words with a pronoun.

I think this pencil case belongs to Oscar because it looks like Oscar’s.

Red team cheered loudly when red team won first place at Sports Day.

Mr Whoops has got in a terrible muddle with his ‘tion’ and ‘sion’ endings. Can you help him change these verbs into nouns by re-writing them with a ‘tion’ or ‘sion’ ending?

act – _________

divide – _________

Write the plural forms of these singular nouns:

leaf – _______

bush – _______

foot – _______

Sort these words into the table:

three she theirs an

Underline the subordinate clause in this sentence.

As she swam, the woman could see the colourful coral on the sea bed.

pronoun determiner

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 5 SPaG Mata c e

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b

Can you write a plural possessive apostrophe sentence to match this snowy picture?

Re-write these sentences and replace the underlined words with a pronoun.

The woman picked up her handbag and the woman carried the handbag into the woman’s car.

Mr Whoops has got in a terrible muddle with his ‘tion’ and ‘sion’ endings. Can you help him change these verbs into nouns by re-writing them with a ‘tion’ or ‘sion’ ending?

populate – _________

conclude – _________

Write the plural forms of these singular nouns:

tooth – _______

woman – _______

mouse – _______

Sort these words into the table:

three she theirs an

Add another word to each column.

Re-write this sentence and add a subordinate clause.

The woman could see the colourful coral on the sea bed.

pronoun determiner

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 5 SPaG Mata c e

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Can you write two sentences about this snowy picture; one with a singular possessive apostrophe and one with a plural possessive apostrophe?

Re-write these sentences and replace the underlined words with a pronoun.

The woman picked up her handbag and the woman carried the handbag into the woman’s car.

Lily and Cole drink lots of water because water keeps you hydrated and water is good for Lily and Cole.

Mr Whoops has got in a terrible muddle with his ‘tion’ and ‘sion’ endings. Can you help him change these verbs into nouns by re-writing them with a ‘tion’ or ‘sion’ ending?

populate – _________

conclude – _________

separate – _________

Write the plural forms of these singular nouns:

tooth – _______

woman – _______

mouse – _______

Can you think of another noun that changes into an irregular plural?

Sort these words into the table:

three she theirs an

Add another TWO words to each column.

Write a sentence with a subordinate clause about this picture.

pronoun determiner

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 5 SPaG Mata c ed

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Can you insert the plural possessive apostrophe in the correct place in this sentence?

The girls' sledge flew through the deep snow.

Re-write these sentences and replace the underlined words with a pronoun.

I think this pencil case belongs to Oscar because it looks like Oscar’s. I think this pencil case belongs to Oscar because it looks like his.

Red team cheered loudly when red team won first place at Sports Day. Red team cheered loudly when they won first place at Sports Day.

Mr Whoops has got in a terrible muddle with his ‘tion’ and ‘sion’ endings. Can you help him change these verbs into nouns by re-writing them with a ‘tion’ or ‘sion’ ending?

act – _________

divide – _________

Write the plural forms of these singular nouns:

leaf – _______

bush – _______

foot – _______

Sort these words into the table:

three she theirs an

Underline the subordinate clause in this sentence.

As she swam, the woman could see the colourful coral on the sea bed.

pronoun determiner

theirs

she

three

an

Year 4 Summer Term 2 SPaG Mat 5 Answersa c e

d f

b

leaves

bushes

feet

action

division

Can you write a plural possessive apostrophe sentence to match this snowy picture?

Accept any suitable sentence that uses a plural possessive apostrophe, e.g. The girls’ sledge flew through the deep snow.

Re-write these sentences and replace the underlined words with a pronoun.

The woman picked up her handbag and the woman carried the handbag into the woman’s car.

The woman picked up her handbag and she carried it into her car.

Mr Whoops has got in a terrible muddle with his ‘tion’ and ‘sion’ endings. Can you help him change these verbs into nouns by re-writing them with a ‘tion’ or ‘sion’ ending?

populate – _________

conclude – _________

Write the plural forms of these singular nouns:

tooth – _______

woman – _______

mouse – _______

Sort these words into the table:

three she theirs an

Add another word to each column.

Re-write this sentence and add a subordinate clause.

The woman could see the colourful coral on the sea bed.

Accept any correctly-punctuated sentence with a subordinate clause, e.g. As she swam, the woman could see the colourful coral on the sea bed.

pronoun determiner

theirs

she

three

an

Year 4 Summer Term 2 SPaG Mat 5 Answersa c e

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teeth

women

population

mice

conclusion

Can you write two sentences about this snowy picture; one with a singular possessive apostrophe and one with a plural possessive apostrophe?

Accept TWO suitable sentences that use a singular and a plural possessive apostrophe, e.g. The girl’s boots were red AND The girls’ sledge flew through the deep snow.

Re-write these sentences and replace the underlined words with a pronoun.

The woman picked up her handbag and the woman carried the handbag into the woman’s car. The woman picked up her handbag and she carried it into her car.

Lily and Cole drink lots of water because water keeps you hydrated and water is good for Lily and Cole. Lily and Cole drink lots of water because it keeps you hydrated and it is good for them.

Mr Whoops has got in a terrible muddle with his ‘tion’ and ‘sion’ endings. Can you help him change these verbs into nouns by re-writing them with a ‘tion’ or ‘sion’ ending?

populate – _________

conclude – _________

separate – _________

Write the plural forms of these singular nouns:

tooth – _______

woman – _______

mouse – _______

Can you think of another noun that changes into an irregular plural?

Accept any other irregular plural, eg. child/children, cactus/cacti, etc.

Sort these words into the table:

three she theirs an

Add another TWO words to each column.

Write a sentence with a subordinate clause about this picture.

Accept any correctly-punctuated sentence

with a subordinate clause, e.g. As she swam, the woman could see the colourful coral on the sea bed.

pronoun determiner

theirs

she

three

an

Year 4 Summer Term 2 SPaG Mat 5 Answersa c ed

fb

teeth

women

mice

population

separation

conclusion

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Can you write a pair of homophones to match the clues?

A loud noise you might make when you are in pain: ______________

Having got taller: ______________

Can you put the inverted commas into the correct place in this direct speech sentence?

Mum, I’ve fallen and hurt my knee!

Tick the sentence that is written in present perfect tense:

I have got a new dog called Pip.

My grandma bakes delicious cakes.

Mr Whoops has accidentally jumbled up a possessive pronoun word. Can you help him to unjumble it?

srhe

Sort these words into the word class table:

delicate bought grumbled

friend cabbage smelly

Can you spell these ei, ey or eigh words correctly?

verbs nouns adjectives

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 6 SPaGa c e

d

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Can you write a pair of homophones to match the clues?

A loud noise you might make when you are in pain: ______________

Having got taller: ______________

groan grown

Can you put the inverted commas into the correct place in this direct speech sentence?

"Mum, I’ve fallen and hurt my knee!"

Tick the sentence that is written in present perfect tense:

I have got a new dog called Pip.

My grandma bakes delicious cakes.

Mr Whoops has accidentally jumbled up a possessive pronoun word. Can you help him to unjumble it?

srhe

hers

Sort these words into the word class table:

delicate bought grumbled

friend cabbage smelly

Can you spell these ei, ey or eigh words correctly?

verbs nouns adjectives

bought

grumbled

friend

cabbage

delicate

smelly

eight reindeer

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 6 SPaG Answersa c e

d

fb

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Can you write TWO pairs of homophones to match the clues?

A loud noise you might make when you are in pain: ______________

Having got taller: ______________

To interfere in someone else’s business: ______________

You might win one at the Olympics: ______________

Can you write this as a line of accurately punctuated direct speech?

Mum, I’ve fallen and hurt my knee!

Re-write these sentences in present perfect tense:

I got a new dog called Pip Leon paints a picture.

Mr Whoops has accidentally jumbled up TWO possessive pronoun words. Can you help him to unjumble them?

srhe htsrie

Sort these words into the word class table:

delicate bought often grumbled

friend cabbage smelly frantically

Can you spell these ei, ey or eigh words correctly?

verbs nouns adverbs adjectives

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 6 SPaGa c e

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Can you write TWO pairs of homophones to match the clues?

A loud noise you might make when you are in pain: ______________

Having got taller: ______________

To interfere in someone else’s business: ______________

You might win one at the Olympics: ______________

Can you write this as a line of accurately punctuated direct speech?

Mum, I’ve fallen and hurt my knee!

Accept accurate speech

punctuation, e.g. “Mum, I’ve fallen

and hurt my knee!” screamed the

little girl.

Re-write these sentences in present perfect tense:

I got a new dog called Pip. I have got a new dog called Pip. Leon paints a picture. Leon has painted a picture.

Mr Whoops has accidentally jumbled up TWO possessive pronoun words. Can you help him to unjumble them?

srhe htsrie

hers theirs

Sort these words into the word class table:

delicate bought often grumbled

friend cabbage smelly frantically

Can you spell these ‘ei’ words correctly?

verbs nouns adverbs adjectives

bought

grumbled

friend

cabbage

often

frantically

delicate

smelly

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 6 SPaG Answersa c e

d fb

groan

eight reindeer sleigh

meddle

medal

grown

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Can you write TWO pairs of homophones to match the clues?

A loud noise you might make when you are in pain: ________

Having got taller: ______________

To interfere in someone else’s business: ______________

You might win one at the Olympics: ______________

On the back of your mat, can you write clues for another pair of homophone words for a friend to solve?

Mum, I’ve fallen and hurt my knee!

Can you write this as a line of accurately punctuated direct speech?

Now, can you invent a speech sentence for his Mum’s reply?

Re-write these sentences in present perfect tense: I got a new dog called Pip.

Leon paints a picture.

Can you write another present perfect sentence about one of your friends.

Sort these words into the word class table:

delicate bought often grumbled friend cabbage smelly frantically

Challenge: On the back of your mat, can you write one sentence that uses a word from each of the word classes.

Can you spell these ei, ey or eigh words correctly?'

verbs nouns adverbs adjectives

Mr Whoops has accidentally jumbled up THREE possessive pronoun words. Can you help him to unjumble them?

srhe –

htsrie –

sit –

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 6 SPaGa c

e

d f

b

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Can you write TWO pairs of homophones to match the clues?

A loud noise you might make when you are in pain: ________

Having got taller: ______________

To interfere in someone else’s business: ______________

You might win one at the Olympics: ______________

On the back of your mat, can you write clues for another pair of homophone words for a friend to solve?

Mum, I’ve fallen and hurt my knee!

Can you write this as a line of accurately punctuated direct speech? Accept accurate speech punctuation, e.g. “Mum, I’ve fallen and hurt my knee!” screamed the little girl.

Now, can you invent a speech sentence for his Mum’s reply? Any sensible reply with accurate speech punctuation, e.g. “Oh you poor thing,” said Mum sympathetically.

Re-write these sentences in present perfect tense: I got a new dog called Pip. I have got a new dog called Pip.

Leon paints a picture. Leon has painted a picture.

Can you write another present perfect sentence about one of your friends. Accept any present perfect tense sentence with has/have followed by the past participle of the verb, e.g. Molly has cracked an egg.

Sort these words into the word class table:

Challenge: On the back of your mat, can you write one sentence that uses a word from each of the word classes.

Accept a sentence with a word from each column, e.g. Often, Granny grumbled that the cooking cabbage was too smelly.

Can you spell these ‘ei’ words correctly?

verbs nouns adverbs adjectives

bought

grumbled

friend

cabbage

often

frantically

delicate

smelly

Mr Whoops has accidentally jumbled up THREE possessive pronoun words. Can you help him to unjumble them?

srhe –

htsrie –

sit –

Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 6 SPaG Answersa c

e

d f

b

hers

theirs

its

groan

grown

meddle

medal