Year 6 Grammar Revision Crossword

A word that describes a noun.
A word that modifies a verb, explaining time, place, manner or cause.
Used to describe the location in the sentence.
Who the sentence is about.
A person or a thing in a sentence that has the verb done to it/them.
A selection of letters that go at the start of a word to modify its meaning.
A selection of letters that go at the end of a word to modify its meaning.
A word that goes before a noun to specify which or how many.
A clause which cannot stand alone in a sentence, introduced with a subordinating conjunction.
A clause introduced using a relative pronoun.
Punctuation used to either show possession or contractions.
Used to add extra information and often shown using dashes, commas or brackets.
Used to combine two words to create one word.
Punctuation used to give an example or begins a list.
An adverbial phrase, used at the beginning of a sentence, with a comma after.
A sentence structured Subject, verb, object.
A sentence structured object, verb, subject. Often contains the word 'by' in it.
Verbs used to indicated possibility or tell us how likely it is that something will happen.
Ways in which we ensure writing makes sense, often through pronouns and repetition.
Punctuation used to add more information. Both clauses must be able to stand independently and there is no conjunction involved!
Two adjectives partnered with a noun to give more information.