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Grammar for the 11+: choosing the correct verb form and Standard English, making the verb agree with the subject, naming tenses, telling active from passive, relative pronouns and fronted adverbials.
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English · Medium
Grammar
Set 138595Choose the word or words that complete the sentence correctly.
The women ___ singing in the choir.
Which sentence begins with a fronted adverbial?
Which sentence is written in the passive voice?
Choose the word or words that complete the sentence correctly.
___ went to the beach last weekend.
Which sentence is written in the past progressive?
Which word completes the sentence correctly?
The boy ___ team won the cup could not stop smiling.
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Grammar for the 11+: choosing the correct verb form and Standard English, making the verb agree with the subject, naming tenses, telling active from passive, relative pronouns and fronted adverbials.
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Read the sentence aloud in your head with each option in the gap. For agreement, find who or what the sentence is about and ask whether it is one thing or more than one.
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