Checkpoint English Revision Grade 6

Vocabulary practice flashcards covering non-fiction and fiction genres, direct and indirect speech rules, and active to passive voice conversions across grammatical tenses for Grade 6 Checkpoint English.

P1- Non fiction

A category of texts that includes instructional, information, explanation, balanced report, news report, diary entry, and auto/biography.

P2-Fiction

A category of texts that includes thriller, horror, fable, adventure, sci-fi, fantasy, and realistic/historical fiction.

Direct Speech

When the words are given in exactly the way that the speaker said them, requiring the use of inverted commas or quotation marks (e.g., She said, "I've been to England three times.").

Indirect Speech

The reporting of what someone else said in your own words without changing the meaning of what was said (e.g., She said that she had been to England three times.).

Present simple (Active vs. Passive)

In the active voice: "I play my game."; in the passive voice: "My game is done."

Present continuous (Active vs. Passive)

In the active voice: "I'm playing my game."; in the passive voice: "My game is being played."

Past simple (Active vs. Passive)

In the active voice: "I played my game."; in the passive voice: "My game was played."

Past continuous (Active vs. Passive)

In the active voice: "I was playing my game."; in the passive voice: "My game was being played."

Present perfect (Active vs. Passive)

In the active voice: "I have played my game."; in the passive voice: "My game has been played."

Future simple (Active vs. Passive)

In the active voice: "I will play my game."; in the passive voice: "My game will be played."