Daily Practice · Key Stage 2
February 2005 - Key Stage 2 5-a-day
Every Key Stage 2 sheet published in February 2005, with answers. Years 3-6 - spelling patterns, word classes, punctuation and comprehension.
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Every sheet in February 2005
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st February 2005Rewrite 'gonna' in a formal register.
- 2nd February 2005Is a colon correctly placed here? 'You will need: a pencil, a ruler and a rubber.'
- 3rd February 2005Is this sentence simple, compound or complex? 'The dog barked and the cat hissed.'
- 4th February 2005Put 'play' into the past continuous for 'they'.
- 5th February 2005Choose a or an: '___ European country'
- 6th February 2005Rewrite 'The waves crashed loudly against the rocks all night.' starting with a fronted adverbial of manner.
- 7th February 2005Give one antonym for 'happy'.
- 8th February 2005Explain the difference in tone between using dashes and using brackets for the same information.
- 9th February 2005Rewrite to use the subjunctive: 'The teacher insists that he does his homework.'
- 10th February 2005Add a hyphen to make this compound adjective correct: 'a well known scientist'
- 11th February 2005Give a formal antonym for 'ambiguous' in: 'Her explanation was ambiguous.'
- 12th February 2005Add -ible or -able to 'comfort' to make an adjective.
- 13th February 2005Turn 'gentle' into an adverb of manner.
- 14th February 2005Correct this sentence if there is more than one bird: 'The bird's flew away.'
- 15th February 2005Fill the gap with a possessive pronoun: 'The red car is ___, not John's.'
- 16th February 2005Rewrite this sentence placing the adverb of possibility at the start with correct punctuation: 'We are certainly going to win.'
- 17th February 2005Give the past participle used in: 'He has ___ (go) to the shop.'
- 18th February 2005Identify the passive verb phrase in this sentence: 'The bridge is being repaired by engineers.'
- 19th February 2005Is this list grammatically parallel? '- walk the dog - to feed the cat - washing the car'
- 20th February 2005Tick one box: is a novel an example of fiction or non-fiction?
- 21st February 2005Which conjunction fits: '___ the sun was shining, Mia put on her coat.'
- 22nd February 2005Give a synonym for 'fast'.
- 23rd February 2005Add a comma: 'In the end everyone agreed.'
- 24th February 2005Choose the correct relative pronoun: 'This is the teacher ___ taught me to read.'
- 25th February 2005Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. A) 'The match, postponed twice was finally played.' B) 'The match, postponed twice, was finally played.'
- 26th February 2005Identify the cohesive device in: 'Meanwhile, the other team were warming up.'
- 27th February 2005Is a semicolon correct here: 'Although it was raining; we went outside.'
- 28th February 2005Rewrite this sentence in the passive voice: 'The wind knocked over the fence.'