This 'The Best Sentence 2' spelling quiz gives KS1 children a selection of sentences and they need to spot the one sentence that is perfect - without any spelling mistakes.
When writing you have so much to remember: pencil grip, handwriting, capital letters, full stops, fingers spaces, spellings and also - it has to make sense! Luckily, this quiz is only going to ask you to look for spelling mistakes!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
The sound 'al' is in talk and always and sounds the same as 'au'.
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If there is an exclamation mark in a sentence, it means it should be said with passion or excitement.
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This is a picture of the inside of a hospital, called a ward.
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Americans sometimes call the cinema the theatre.
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The word reply changes and the 'y' is replaced with an 'i' then you add 'es'.
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Every battery also has a positive and negative side shown by these symbols: + and -
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The words blew and blue sound the same but they mean different things. Can you put them both into sentences?
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If there is a question, we show it by placing a question mark (?) at the end of the sentence.
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The word wheelchair is a compound word as we are combining the words 'wheel' and 'chair'.
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April is the fourth month of the year and should always begin with a capital letter, even if it's not at the beginning of a sentence.
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