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played
A regular past action uses played.
Class 3 admission · English Version · English
Grammar, sentence correction and short writing
Write and edit sentences using agreement, tense and punctuation.
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Learn the idea
Use the time word to choose a tense. A singular he or she normally takes an -s form in the simple present. Use a or an according to the next sound. Keep the subject and predicate together, and check a capital letter and an appropriate end mark.
Worked example
Every day he walks. Yesterday he walked. Tomorrow he will walk. “An umbrella” uses an because umbrella starts with a vowel sound.
- Read the whole sentence.
- Check subject, verb and time.
- Read the final sentence for meaning and punctuation.
Your written practice
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has
Use has with she.
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an
Egg begins with a vowel sound.
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He goes to school.
Use a capital, goes with he and a full stop.
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My pencil is yellow. It has a sharp point. I use it to write.
Check three connected full sentences; other accurate descriptions are valid.
Editing rehearsal
Write five original sentences, including yesterday and tomorrow.
Review with a guardian or teacher
- Use tense consistently.
- Check noun-pronoun agreement.
- Keep an explained correction log.
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