Spot The Error Spot the Error (Subject-Verb Agreement) What is a Subject? A subject is who or what the sentence is about. The subject does the action in a sentence. 📌 Examples of Subjects: A boy (Who is doing the action?) The dog (What is doing the action?) She (Who is doing the action?) My […]
Punctuation What is Punctuation? Punctuation refers to the symbols we use in writing to help make our meaning clear. They help us know when to pause, stop, or change our tone. Common Punctuation Marks and Their Rules Full Stop (.) Rule: Use a period at the end of a complete sentence. Examples: The cat is
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Write the ‘root word’ after dropping the prefix or suffix. 1. Action (root: act, suffix: -ion)2. Agreement (root: agree, suffix: -ment)3. Announcement (root: announce, suffix: -ment)4. Arrangement (root: arrange, suffix: -ment)5. Artist (root: art, suffix: -ist)6. Beautify (main: beauti, prefix: be-)7. Belief (root: believe, suffix: -ief)8. Bender (root: bend, suffix: -er)9. Brighten (root: bright, suffix:
BLENDING WORDS Brunch (Breakfast + Lunch)Smog (Smoke + Fog)Motel (Motor + Hotel)Infomercial (Information + Commercial)Blog (Web + Log)Spork (Spoon + Fork)Glamping (Glamorous + Camping)Braver (Break + Flavor)Edutainment (Education + Entertainment)Mockumentary (Mock + Documentary)Ginormous (Gigantic + Enormous)Chillax (Chill + Relax)Frappuccino (Frappe + Cappuccino)Frenemy (Friend + Enemy)Smaze (Smoke + Haze)Braver (Break + Flavor)Glitch (Gleam + Itch)Jeggings (Jeans
