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6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.6.1, L.4.1.G · England: KS3 English (spelling and Standard English), GCSE English Language (AO6 SPaG)

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  1. Question 1

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Do you know ___ taken my charger?

    • A. who's
    • B. whose
  2. Question 2

    Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.

    • A. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • B. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
    • C. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • D. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
  3. Question 3

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ raining again!

    • A. It's
    • B. Its
  4. Question 4

    Which sentence is correct? • Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach. • There are two reasons their upset with their coach. • There are two reasons they're upset with their coach. • They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach.

    • A. Their are two reasons there upset with they're coach.
    • B. There are two reasons their upset with their coach.
    • C. There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.
    • D. They're are two reasons they're upset with there coach.
  5. Question 5

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Do you know ___ taken my charger?

    • A. who's
    • B. whose
  6. Question 6

    Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.

    • A. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • B. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • C. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
    • D. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
  7. Question 7

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ coming to the cinema tonight?

    • A. Whose
    • B. Who's
  8. Question 8

    Which sentence is correct? • Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence. • Its clear that the team has lost its confidence. • It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.

    • A. Its clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
    • B. It's clear that the team has lost it's confidence.
    • C. Its clear that the team has lost its confidence.
    • D. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
  9. Question 9

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Don't forget ___ lunch!

    • A. your
    • B. you're
  10. Question 10

    Which sentence is correct? • They're bringing their dog over there. • They're bringing there dog over their. • Their bringing they're dog over there. • There bringing their dog over their.

    • A. They're bringing their dog over there.
    • B. They're bringing there dog over their.
    • C. Their bringing they're dog over there.
    • D. There bringing their dog over their.
  11. Question 11

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ raining again!

    • A. Its
    • B. It's
  12. Question 12

    Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.

    • A. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • B. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
    • C. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • D. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
  13. Question 13

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ turn is it to wash up?

    • A. Whose
    • B. Who's
  14. Question 14

    Which sentence is correct? • The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.

    • A. The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
    • B. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
    • C. The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now.
    • D. The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.
  15. Question 15

    Choose the correct word or words for the gap. Is this ___ bike?

    • A. your
    • B. you're
  16. Question 16

    Which sentence is correct? • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.

    • A. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
    • B. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • C. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
    • D. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.

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  1. who's
  2. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
  3. It's
  4. There are two reasons they're upset with their coach.
  5. who's
  6. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
  7. Who's
  8. It's clear that the team has lost its confidence.
  9. your
  10. They're bringing their dog over there.
  11. It's
  12. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
  13. Whose
  14. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
  15. your
  16. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.