Task 1 gives the letter of the right option as printed on the sheet. Task 2 lists the mistakes in the order they appear, with the correction. Task 3 and 4 answers are models, not the only acceptable wording: any answer that uses the rule the lesson taught should be credited.
MildWhat comes next? A thing means preposition. A whole part means conjunction.
1 · Tick the right one
a Ab Ac Bd BA = left option, B = right option
3 · Now you write
Model answers
The spoon is under the counter.
I ate my lunch because I was hungry.
We washed up after lunch.
4 · Help Polpetta
In after lunch, after is a preposition, because a thing (lunch) follows it, not a whole part, and it tells you when. After is only a conjunction when a whole part follows, like after we ate lunch.
2 · Find the 3 mistakes
1
while (preposition)
while (conjunction)
2
on (conjunction)
on (preposition)
3
because (preposition)
because (conjunction)
'in (preposition)' is the decoy label and is already right.
MediumRead what follows. A noun means preposition; a whole part means conjunction.
1 · Tick the right one
a Ab Bc Bd AA = left option, B = right option
3 · Now you write
Model answers
Tick: under, behind · The cat sleeps under the table.
Tick: after, before · We open the café after breakfast.
Tick: while · I laid the table while Leo made the salad.
4 · Help Polpetta
After is not a conjunction when only a thing follows it, like after lunch: nothing is being joined. It just tells you when, so it is a preposition. It is a conjunction only when a whole part follows, like after we ate lunch.
2 · Find the 4 mistakes
1
while (preposition)
while (conjunction)
2
on (conjunction)
on (preposition)
3
after (conjunction)
after (preposition)
4
because (preposition)
because (conjunction)
'in (preposition)' is the decoy label and is already right.
SpicySome words do both jobs. What follows them decides which cupboard they go in.
1 · Tick the right one
a Bb Ac Ad BA = left option, B = right option
3 · Now you write
Model answers
Wash your hands before lunch, and wash them again before you touch the bread.
We open after breakfast. We open after we have eaten breakfast.
I stayed and I helped. And is a conjunction because it joins two whole parts, and it never sits before a thing to tell you where or when, so it is never a preposition.
4 · Help Polpetta
Until is not always a conjunction. In wait until the bell and wait until Friday only a thing follows, so until is a preposition telling you when. It is a conjunction only in wait until it stops raining, where a whole part follows. Preposition example: We stayed until midnight.
2 · Find the 6 mistakes
1
while (preposition)
while (conjunction)
2
on (conjunction)
on (preposition)
3
after (conjunction)
after (preposition)
4
after (preposition)
after (conjunction)
5
because (preposition)
because (conjunction)
6
until (preposition)
until (conjunction)
'in (preposition)' is the decoy label and is already right. after is the word labelled wrongly twice: preposition before lunch, conjunction before the guests have gone.