26/07/2026
📚 Why Does My Child Keep Making Grammar Mistakes?
Yesterday, one of my Year 4 pupils answered this question:
She ______ to school every day.
He chose going.
I smiled and asked,
"Why did you choose that answer?"
He looked down and replied,
"Teacher... I thought words ending with -ing sounded more advanced." 😂
At first, I thought it was just one careless mistake.
But as we continued with more questions, I realised the real problem.
❌ He didn't notice the words every day.
❌ He forgot that yesterday requires the Past Simple tense.
❌ He couldn't remember that now needs is/am/are + verb-ing.
❌ He was still unsure whether He, She, and It should be followed by a verb ending in -s.
The truth is...
These are grammar rules he has already learned at school.
But when different grammar points appear together in an exam, everything gets mixed up.
Many Year 4 pupils don't actually struggle because they "can't learn Grammar."
They simply...
📌 remember a little,
📌 forget a little,
📌 and mix everything up during the test.
As a result, they lose several marks in MPT4 Part 1 (Lexico-Grammar).
That's why I decided not to create another thick grammar textbook.
Instead, I kept asking myself:
"If I were a Year 4 pupil preparing for MPT4, what would I really need before the exam?"
That question inspired me to create...
📘 Teacher Evon MPT4 Year 4 Grammar Score Booster
Instead of long grammar explanations, this book focuses on the grammar points pupils are most likely to confuse in the exam.
✅ Grammar Summary
✅ Grammar Cheat Sheet
✅ 220 High-Frequency Grammar Practice Questions
✅ 100 Common Grammar Mistakes
✅ Printable Version
✅ Complete Answer Key
My goal wasn't to create another book that feels overwhelming.
I wanted to create a resource that pupils can practise a little every day...
something parents can easily use at home...
and something teachers can confidently use in class.
Because improving Grammar isn't about learning everything overnight.
It's about building a strong foundation through small, consistent practice.
One step at a time. ❤️
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