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Instructions

Read each section carefully and complete the tasks. Pay close attention to the details in each question. Good luck!

Punctuation

1. Apostrophes

Add apostrophes ( ' ) in the correct places in the sentences below.

  • The dogs toy was missing.
  • Its raining outside.
  • The teachers books were on the desk.
2. Commas in Sentences

Insert commas ( , ) where they are needed in these sentences.

  • After lunch we went to the park.
  • My sister who is very loud loves singing.
  • I bought apples bananas oranges and grapes.
3. Punctuating Speech

Rewrite the following sentences with the correct punctuation for direct speech (e.g., speech marks, capital letters, commas).

  • harry said lets go swimming

  • _________________________________________________________

  • i cant believe it shouted emily

  • _________________________________________________________
4. Semi-Colons & Colons

Add either a semi-colon ( ; ) or a colon ( : ) to these sentences to make them grammatically correct.

  • I have visited three capital cities Paris Rome and Madrid.
  • There are three things I love reading writing and drawing.
  • The sun was setting it was time to go home.

Spelling

5. Commonly Confused Words

Circle or underline the correct word in each sentence.

  • I couldn’t bare / bear the noise.
  • The dog wagged it’s / its tail.
  • We are going to the cinema over there / their / they’re.
6. Correct the Mistakes

Find the spelling mistake in each sentence and rewrite the sentence correctly on the line below.

  • I am definately going to the party.

  • _________________________________________________________

  • It was a wierd experience.

  • _________________________________________________________

  • She wore a beautifull dress.

  • _________________________________________________________
7. Suffixes

Add the correct suffix from the list (-able, -ible, -tion, -sion) to complete each word.

  • rely → reli______
  • decide → deci______
  • extend → exten______
  • permit → permis______
8. Spelling in Context

Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences) that correctly uses all of the following words:

necessary, beginning, occurred, separate, embarrass


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Answer Key

Punctuation

1. Apostrophes

  • The dog's toy was missing.
  • It's raining outside.
  • The teachers' books were on the desk. (Refers to more than one teacher. Teacher's would be correct for one teacher.)

2. Commas in Sentences

  • After lunch, we went to the park.
  • My sister, who is very loud, loves singing.
  • I bought apples, bananas, oranges, and grapes.

3. Punctuating Speech

  • Harry said, "Let's go swimming." OR "Let's go swimming," Harry said.
  • "I can't believe it!" shouted Emily.

4. Semi-Colons & Colons

  • I have visited three capital cities: Paris, Rome, and Madrid.
  • There are three things I love: reading, writing, and drawing.
  • The sun was setting; it was time to go home.

Spelling

5. Commonly Confused Words

  • I couldn’t bear the noise.
  • The dog wagged its tail.
  • We are going to the cinema over there.

6. Correct the Mistakes

  • I am definitely going to the party.
  • It was a weird experience.
  • She wore a beautiful dress.

7. Suffixes

  • rely → reliable
  • decide → decision
  • extend → extension
  • permit → permission

8. Spelling in Context

  • Answers will vary. Ensure all five words (necessary, beginning, occurred, separate, embarrass) are used and spelled correctly within a coherent paragraph.
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