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Grade 3 Language - The Best Sentence 1
Can you spot which sentences are perfect in this quiz?

Grade 3 Language - The Best Sentence 1

This English Language quiz is called 'The Best Sentence 1' and it has been written by teachers to help you if you are studying the subject at elementary school. Playing educational quizzes is an enjoyable way to learn if you are in the 3rd, 4th or 5th grade - aged 8 to 11.

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When we’ve written a sentence or a story, we should always read through our work again to make sure it is perfect. In each question only one sentence is perfect, the others have one or more spelling mistakes.

See if you can spot the right sentence, and why not see if you can tell what is wrong with the other three sentences and how to spell the incorrect word?

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1.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
The family had bacon and eggs for brekfest.
The family had bacon and eggs for breakfast.
The family had bacon and eggs for brekfist.
The family had bacon and eggs for breckfast.
The correct spelling for breakfast is difficult because people pronounce it differently than the way it is spelled.
2.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
Snakes will suddenly move to catch an animal.
Snakes will sudenly move to catch an animal.
Snakes will sudenlly move to catch an animal.
Snakes will suddenlly move to catch an animal.
For the word “suddenly,” there are two ds and one l in the word.
3.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
This is the happyest camel in the werld!
This is the happiest camel in the werld!
This is the happyest camel in the world!
This is the happiest camel in the world!
When you write, make sure you always include finger spaces.
4.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
My mother will plant many flowers in her gardin.
My mother will plant many flowers in her garrden.
My mother will plant many flowers in her gardden.
My mother will plant many flowers in her garden.
When you look at the two syllables, it makes it easier to spell.
5.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
Monday morning tests mace her sad.
Monday morning tests make her sad.
Munday morning tests make her sad.
Munday morninng tests make her sad.
Every time you write a day or month, make sure it is written with a capital letter.
6.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
He is buillding a chimney.
He is building a chinney.
He is building a chimney.
He is bilding a chimney.
The word chimney has two syllables.
7.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
After lunch, the students played during recess.
After lunch, the students played during resess.
After lunch, the students played during rescess.
After lunch, the students played during reccess.
There is only one c in the word “recess.”
8.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
This is our nationl flag.
This is our nasional flag.
This is ur national flag.
This is our national flag.
The flag is called the Union Jack.
9.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
You'l be late if you don't look at your watch.
You'll be late if you don't look at your watch.
You'll be late if you dont look at your watch.
You'll be late if you don't look at your wach.
There are two contractions in this sentence: you'll and don't.
10.
Can you find the perfect sentence?
I want to eet chicken and rice please.
I wan't to eat chicken and rice please.
I want to eat chicken and rice please.
I want to eat chicken and rice pleese.
Please is a high frequency word, so try and remember how to spell it and always make sure you say it when asking for something.
Author:  Amy Flanders
English Language: Elementary School: Grades 3, 4 and 5 Play this quiz again

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