Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 3 SPaG Mat
Write a sentence about a c Mr Whoops has made TWO clumsy spelling e
the villain Fire mistakes in his sentence. Can you underline
Woman that them and correct them? Use a dictionary if
contains a you need to.
conjunction and
These socks belong to the Henry the Eigth was the most famous king in
an adjective.
girls. Put an apostrophe in the Tudor histery.
Underline
correct place in this sentence
them.
about them:
The girls socks are hanging on
the washing line.
Circle the determiner in each d
Replace the underlined word b of the sentences:
with a possessive pronoun: Cassie passed an exam.
Put the TWO homophones in the correct f
Bella the puppy had a new ball. The footballer played in
every match. place in the sentence: (new/knew)
The ball was Bella’s.
I he had a coat.
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Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 3 SPaG Mat Answers
Write a sentence about the a c Mr Whoops has made TWO clumsy spelling e
villain Fire Woman mistakes in his sentence. Can you underline
that contains them and correct them? Use a dictionary if
a conjunction you need to.
and an adjective.
Henry the Eigth was the most famous king in
Underline them.
These socks belong to the Tudor histery.
Accept any girls. Put an apostrophe in the
accurately eighth
correct place in this sentence
punctuated
about them: history
sentence with
an underlined adjective and
The girls' socks are hanging
conjunction, e.g. Fire Woman had
an evil plan but Superman would on the washing line.
stop her.
Circle the determiner in each d
Replace the underlined word b of the sentences:
with a possessive pronoun: Cassie passed an exam.
Put the TWO homophones in the correct f
Bella the puppy had a new ball. The footballer played in
every match. place in the sentence: (new/knew)
The ball was Bella’s.
hers new coat.
knew he had a ______
I ______
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Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 3 SPaG Mat
Write a sentence about the villain Fire a c Mr Whoops has made THREE clumsy e
Woman that contains a conjunction, spelling mistakes in his sentence. Can
an adverb and an adjective. you underline them and correct them?
Underline them.
Henry the Eigth was the most famous king
in Tudor histery. He rained for 37 years.
These socks belong to the girls.
Write a sentence that contains an
apostrophe about them.
Replace the underlined words with a b
possessive pronoun:
Circle the determiner in each of the d
Bella the puppy had a new ball. The ball sentences:
was Bella’s.
Cassie passed an exam.
Put the homophones in the correct f
The footballer played in every match.
place in the sentences:
Zoe and Sam bought a pizza for dinner. Ten children wanted to be school
councillors. (new/knew) I he had a
The pizza was Zoe and Sam’s.
coat.
(eight/ate) Neil pancakes.
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Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 3 SPaG Mat Answers
Write a sentence about the villain Fire a c Mr Whoops has made THREE clumsy e
Woman that contains a conjunction, spelling mistakes in his sentence. Can
an adverb and an adjective. you underline them and correct them?
Underline them.
Henry the Eigth was the most famous king
Accept any accurately in Tudor histery. He rained for 37 years.
punctuated sentence These socks belong to the girls.
with an underlined Write a sentence that contains an eighth
adjective, adverb and apostrophe about them. history
conjunction, e.g. Fire
Woman had an evil plan Accept any correctly punctuated reigned
but Superman would sentence with a plural possessive
surely stop her. apostrophe, e.g. The girls’ socks are
hanging on the washing line.
Replace the underlined words with a b
possessive pronoun:
Circle the determiner in each of the d
Bella the puppy had a new ball. The ball sentences:
was Bella’s.
Cassie passed an exam.
hers Put the homophones in the correct f
The footballer played in every match.
Zoe and Sam bought a pizza for dinner. place in the sentences:
The pizza was Zoe and Sam’s. Ten children wanted to be school
new coat.
knew he had a _____
(new/knew) I _____
councillors.
theirs ate
(eight/ate) Neil ______ eight pancakes.
______
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Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 3 SPaG Mat
Write a sentence about the villain a c Mr Whoops has made FOUR clumsy e
Fire Woman that contains a fronted spelling mistakes in his sentences. Can
adverbial, a conjunction and an you underline them and correct them?
adjective. Underline them.
Henry the Eigth was the most famous
These socks belong to the girls. king in Tudor histery. He rained for 37
Write a sentence that contains years. Ocasionly, he liked to chop off his
an apostrophe and an adverb wives’ heads.
about them.
Replace the underlined words with a b
Circle the determiner in each of the d
possessive pronoun:
sentences:
Bella the puppy had a new ball. The ball
was Bella’s. Cassie passed an exam. Put the homophones in the correct f
The footballer played in every match. place in the sentences:
Zoe and Sam bought a pizza for dinner. (new/knew) I ______ he had a ______
Ten children wanted to be school
The pizza was Zoe and Sam’s. coat.
councillors.
(eight/ate)Neil ______ ______ pancakes.
Now write a sentence with a different
Bob ordered the biggest ice cream on the Can you write a sentence with the
determiner and circle it.
menu. The ice cream was Bob’s.
homophones ‘through’ and ‘threw’ in?
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Year 4 Summer Term 2 Mat 3 SPaG Mat Answers
Write a sentence about the villain a c Mr Whoops has made FOUR clumsy e
Fire Woman that contains a fronted spelling mistakes in his sentences. Can
adverbial, a conjunction and you underline them and correct them?
an adjective. Underline
them. Henry the Eigth was the most famous
These socks belong to the girls. king in Tudor histery. He rained for 37
Accept any accurately years. Ocasionly, he liked to chop off his
Write a sentence that contains an
punctuated sentence apostrophe and an adverb about wives’ heads.
with an underlined them.
fronted adverbial, eighth
adjective and conjunction, Accept any correctly punctuated
sentence with a plural possessive history
e.g. With an evil laugh, Fire Woman
apostrophe and an adverb, e.g. The
prepared to launch a powerful missile but girls’ socks were blowing wildly in the reigned
Superman would surely save the world. strong breeze.
occasionally
Replace the underlined words with a b Circle the determiner in each of the d
possessive pronoun: sentences:
Bella the puppy had a new ball. The ball Cassie passed an exam. Put the homophones in the correct f
was Bella’s. hers
The footballer played in every match. place in the sentences:
Zoe and Sam bought a pizza for dinner.
Ten children wanted to be school knew he had a ______
(new/knew) I ______ new coat.
The pizza was Zoe and Sam’s. theirs
councillors. (eight/ate)Neil ______ eight pancakes.
ate ______
Bob ordered the biggest ice cream on the
menu. The ice cream was Bob’s. his Now write a sentence with a different Can you write a sentence with the
determiner and circle it. homophones ‘through’ and ‘threw’ in?
Accept any sensible sentence, e,g. Lucy
Accept any accurately punctuated
threw the ball through the hoop.
sentence with a circled determiner.
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