Free KS2 Grammar Games

irregular past tenses went · ate · saw

perfect tense gone · won

verb synonyms cut · slice

adjective synonyms big · huge

noun synonyms stone · rock

Standard English should of → should have

adverbs bright · brightly

future perfect tense win · will have won

past perfect tense had gone · had won

past tense of -y verbs try · tried

present perfect tense do · have done

past tense mistakes

present tense mistakes

determiner mistakes

question mistakes

'noun as adjective' mistakes

mixed tense mistakes

present simple tense go · goes

auxiliary verbs

verb synonyms & antonyms win, lose · win, succeed

articles a · an · the

auxiliary verb questions

gendered words men · women · people

past tenses regular and irregular

modal verbs

co-ordinating · subordinating conjunctions

co-ordinating conjunctions FANBOYS

subordinating conjunctions whether · when · because

noun · verb

verb · adjective jived to the *dance* music

place prepositions at · on · in

run-on sentences We arrived they left.

possessive pronoun or relative pronoun her · when

-ed · -ing adjectives excited · exciting

sentence tense past · present

am · is · are

infinitives to be · to want

phrasal verbs look up · let down

verb forms look · looks · to look

countable · uncountable

demonstratives this · that · these · those

possessive pronouns my · your · their

adjective · adverb crazy · crazily

common nouns · proper nouns lemon · London

word types happy · happily · happiness

auxiliary verb question words

FANBOYS

sentence structure simple · compound · complex

past · present · future tense

past tense aspects simple · progressive · perfect

perfect tense had seen · has seen · will have seen

present tense aspects eat · is eating · has eaten

progressive tense was going · is going · will be going

simple tense past · present · future

tenses

auxiliary verbs

verbs

determiners

word classes

questions

vocabulary

clauses

pro word classes

pro clauses

conjunctions

conversions

prepositions

past tense aspects ran · was running · had run

pronouns he · him · himself

portmanteaus breakfast + lunch → brunch

present tense aspects runs · is running · has run

does · do

does not · do not

has · have

was · were

sports verbs go swimming · play tennis

a · an

subject · object pronouns we · us

Standard English · Non-Standard English got to · gotta

does the sentence have a preposition?

proofreading commas

proofreading dashes

proofreading exclamation marks

proofreading question marks

spot the cohesive pronouns

preposition · pronoun

spot the auxiliary verbs

spot the modal verbs

spot the verbs

spot the determiners

spot the adjectives

spot the nouns

spot the synonyms The puppy was happy, and the kitten was joyful.

spot the FANBOYS

spot the fronted adverbials

spot the main clause

spot the object

spot the subject The boys · A cat · Two dogs

spot the perfect tense

spot the present tense

spot the imperatives

spot the relative clauses

spot the reporting clauses

subordinate clauses

spot the subordinating conjunctions

spot the prepositions

closed question word order

question word order

rewrite question as statement

statement word order

active voice

command sentence builder

passive voice

adjective order

adverbs of possibility order

future time

present perfect sentence builder

question words who · when · where

place prepositions on the bus · at home

time prepositions at 10am · on Monday

point of view pronouns 1st · 2nd · 3rd person

third person present tense sees · mixes · tries

past tense

adverbs from adjectives [wise] → wisely

commas with co-ordinating conjunctions

proofreading punctuation