11+ Revision

Revision article for 11+ and KS2 English about closed, hyphenated and open compound nouns, with examples!

Revision article for 11+ and KS2 English that looks at the difference between concrete & abstract nouns, using examples!

A subordinate clause helps to give extra information about a main clause in a sentence. We cannot have a subordinate clause on its own.

Find out what a main clause is (with examples), and discover how main clauses differ from subordinate clauses!

Prepositions are descriptive words that give information about the relationship that nouns, noun phrases or pronouns have with other words in a sentence.

Adverbials can appear at different places in a sentence. When they appear at the start of a sentence, they are referred to as fronted adverbials.

Conjunctions join different parts of a sentence together. They can be co-ordinating conjunctions or subordinating conjunctions.

Revision 11+ English article on personal, possessive, reflexive, demonstrative and relative pronouns. Examples included!

Adverbs are words that describe verbs, adjectives or other adverbs.