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Skills 1-10
1 I not i
2 Writing c, s, and w
3 Writing f, g, j, p, q, y
4 Words that are really two words
5 A or an?
6 Capitals for names
7 Capitals to start sentences
8 Full stops to end sentences
9 Question marks
10 Exclamation marks
Skills 11-20
11 Commas in lists
12 Commas in sentences
13 Apostrophes: n’t
14 Apostrophes and ‘I’
15 Apostrophes and other contractions
16 Possessive apostrophes (single)
17 Possessive apostrophes (plurals)
18 No apostrophes: ours, yours, hers, its and theirs
19 No apostrophes: verbs ending in ‘s’
20 No apostrophes: plural nouns
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Skills 21-30
21 Words: y to ies plurals
22 To, two and too
23 No, know and now
24 Your and you’re
25 There, there, their and they’re
26 Where, were, we’re and wear
27 Verbs: Are is not Our
28 Verbs: was and were
29 Verbs: past -ed endings
30 Verbs: unusual past tenses
Skills 31-40
31 Verbs: staying in the same tense
32 Verbs: -ing endings
33 Verbs: Could and have, not ‘of’
34 Verbs: been and being
35 Me, myself and I
36 Reflexive words (-elf to -elves)
37 Colons
38 Semi-colons
39 Writing speech
40 Check for missing words
Homophones
Accept and except
Affect and effect
Allowed and aloud
Are and our
Bare and bear
Been and being
Brake and break
Desert and dessert
Hear and here
Hole and whole
It’s and its
No, know and now
Loose and lose
Of and off
Quiet and quite
Right and write
Scene, seen and seeing
There, there, their and they’re
Threw and through
To, two and too
Weather and whether
Which and witch
Who’s and whose
Your and you’re
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