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Simple Sentence Practice

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Simple Sentence Practice

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📚 Part 1: Recognising Simple Sentences

Remember: A simple sentence has one subject (who or what) and one verb (what they do). It tells one idea.

1. Circle the simple sentences below:

The dog barks.

The cat sleeps and purrs.

Birds fly.

The boy runs fast but gets tired.

2. Which sentence is simple?

The fish swims in the pond and eats plants.

The fish swims.

The fish swims and the bird flies.

3. Tick all the simple sentences:

My sister laughs.

The car stops.

The sun shines and the flowers bloom.

Kangaroos hop.

✏️ Part 2: Building Simple Sentences

4. Complete these simple sentences by adding a verb (action word):

The baby _______________.

My teacher _______________.

The koala _______________.

5. Complete these simple sentences by adding a subject (who or what):

_______________ jumps high.

_______________ reads books.

_______________ makes noise.

6. Write your own simple sentences using these word pairs:

The spider + crawls: ________________________________

My friend + smiles: ________________________________

The rain + falls: ________________________________

7. Create two simple sentences about your favourite animal:

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