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Primary 6 PSLE English Semestral Assessment 2 (End of Year) Paper 4

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SA2 Grammar Practice Paper - Version 4 of 5

Subject: English Language | Level: Primary 6 (PSLE) | Total Marks: 25

Section A: Grammar MCQ (Questions 1-5) — 5 marks

QAnsBrief Reason
1APresent perfect fits "every Saturday since March".
2CFirst conditional: if-clause uses simple present.
3B"Either" counts as one singular subject.
4BReported speech: am → was, now → then.
5APurpose clause needs "so that".

Section B: Grammar MCQ (Questions 6-10) — 5 marks

QAnsBrief Reason
6BPassive: object becomes subject; "were planted by".
7B"Injured" begins with a vowel sound, so "an".
8BProhibition rule requires "must not".
9BNegative statement takes a positive tag: "has she".
10BReflexive pronoun for plural subject: "themselves".

Section C: Grammar Cloze (Questions 11-15) — 5 marks

QAnsBrief Reason
11BRelative pronoun "who" refers to Mrs Fernandez.
12BReported speech backshifts to past perfect "had seen".
13CPassive past: newspapers and cans "were sent".
14CCause-and-effect link: "because".
15APraised someone for their effort.

Section D: Synthesis, Transformation and Editing (Questions 16-20) — 10 marks

16. Despite the heavy rain, the fun fair went on as planned. (Award 1 mark for correct use of "Despite" without "was/were"; 1 mark for retaining meaning.)

17. Ken told Jia Wen that he would meet her at the library entrance the following afternoon. (Award 1 mark for "he would meet her"; 1 mark for changing "tomorrow afternoon" to "the following afternoon".)

18. The hall was mopped by the janitor before the assembly began. (Award 1 mark for correct passive form; 1 mark for keeping the rest of the sentence unchanged.)

19. Ali neither finished his homework nor brought his textbook. (Award 1 mark for correct "neither ... nor" structure; 1 mark for both verbs correctly joined.)

20. My brother and I go to the wet market every Sunday morning. (Errors corrected: "me" → "I"; "goes" → "go". Award 1 mark per correction.)


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