New SATS 2016

Sample questions: Spelling, grammar & punctuation using a selection of Discovery Education Espresso content

Sample SATs question Aligned Discovery Education Espresso content Example from activity

Using Standard English Verb Forms: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Word

Using apostrophes to show singular

& plural possession: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Punctuation

Using pronouns & nouns within & across sentences to avoid repetition & confusion: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Text

Adding relative clauses using who,

that, whose or where: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Sentence

Adding relative clauses using who,

that, whose or where: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Sentence

Using dashes, semi-colons & colons to link sentences: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Punctuation

Using the active and passive voice: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Sentence

Using speech marks to punctuate direct speech: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Punctuation

Using commas to clarify meaning: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Punctuation

Writing expanded noun phrases using modifying

adjectives, nouns & prepositions phrases: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Sentence

Using the present perfect form of verbs instead

of the simple past: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Text

Using a colon to introduce a list: View resource

English 2 > Grammar & punctuation > Punctuation