ApostrophesDecide whether the sentences use apostrophes for omission (O) or possession (P).1)Who's the girl sitting on her own over there?

2)Should I wear by brother's shirt without asking him?

3) I was looking after my neighbours' dog whilst they were in Australia on holiday.

3)There's only 4 more weeks until the next holiday.

4)The ladies' changing rooms needed cleaning after the sink was blocked and then exploded.

Subjunctive FormWhich verb completes the sentence so that it uses the subjunctive form?1) I suggested that he ______ up to the bully.

face faced facing faces

2) I demand that they _____ counted again.are was be

3) I wish I _______ able to fly.

was been wereNoun TypesWrite the nouns under the correct heading.

Can you add two of your own under each heading?

Verbs and NounsWrite a sentence using the word bowl as a verb.

Write a sentence using the word bowl as a noun.

Friday Arithmetic

1. 145.7 + 209.794 =

2. 15% x 320 =

3. 141,745 – 62,793 =

4. 0.703 x 1000 =

5. 1 25 + 3 34 =

6. 1722 divided by 7 =

7. The temperature in Manchester is -4 degrees. By the afternoon the temperature had risen by 13 degrees. What is the temperature in the afternoon?

8. 31 – 14.89 =

9. 5176 x 68 =

10. Complete this table of equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages.

Fractions Decimals Percentages0.25

20%91021501120

Creative task

Make a family tree!

A family tree is an interesting way of showing all the people in your family. You could do one of just your close family (parents, brothers and sisters), you could include uncles, aunties, cousins and grandparents, or you might know even more relatives (e.g. great grandparents).

If you want to draw a traditional family tree, it will look something like this:

You can also include more information if you know it, e.g. where each person was born, their birthday, what their job was.

If you prefer, below are some more creative examples of how you could draw a family tree.

Topic- Day 5

Topic day 5