Fill in the blanks using the correct option from within the brackets.


a) The day was bright and sunny.
b) Grapes turn sweet when they ripen.
c) The umbrella goes up when the rains come down.
d) Jane is fond of chocolates because they are sweet.
e) We wear woolens to protect us from the cold.
Write the opposite word.


Choose the correct opposite from the options given.
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Exit |
enter/go |
|
pass |
fail/good |
|
many |
few/lots |
|
kind |
good/cruel |
|
black |
white/dark |
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Exit |
enter |
|
pass |
fail |
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many |
few |
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kind |
cruel |
|
black |
white |
Match the opposite words.


True or false
Write five interrogative sentences.
Answers may vary.
Write five declarative sentences.
Answers may vary.
Write whether the sentence is declarative, exclamatory or interrogative.
Add the correct ending punctuation.

Write whether the sentence is declarative or interrogative.
Read each incomplete sentence. Circle the part that is missing.

Underline the predicate in each sentence.


Write a subject to complete the sentence.


Write a rhyming word for the given word.
mouse
house
Write a rhyming word for the given word.
might
fight
Write a rhyming word for the given word.
bought
fought
Write a rhyming word for the given word.
went
sent
Write a rhyming word for the given word.
fair
hair




a. Ink b. Fruits c. Plant d. Pastries e. Pickles f. Paper g. Clothes

Container 'a' will be the perfect container for this cake.

Container C

Envelope is the container, fit for a card.

It is a jewellery box.




a. (iv) b. (i) c. (vi) d. (v) e. (iii) f. (ii)
What is a container?
A container is an object in which, something can be stored or transported.

1. C
2. E
3. D
4. B
5. A
6. G
7. F
Look at the pictures and join two words given in the box to make a single word.
ache, fish, coat, egg, plant, rain, gold, tooth

tooth + ache
Look at the pictures and join two words given in the box to make a single word.
ache, fish, coat, egg, plant, rain, gold, tooth

egg + plant

gold + fish
Look at the pictures and join two words given in the box to make a single word.
ache, fish, coat, egg, plant, rain, gold, tooth

rain + coat
Click pictures of the public places in your neighborhood- Stick and label them.
Answer may vary
Fill in the blanks.
Who, what , Where
1) _____ does your uncle live?
2) _____ will you wear for the party?
3) _____ all are coming for the party?
4) _____ is the party?
1) Where
2) What
3) Who
4) Where
Make five sentences using ‘here’ and ‘there’ each.
Answers may vary.








Observe and Answer the following questions:

a.How many ice-creams are there in all?
b.How many cones contain chocolate ice-cream?
c.How many cones contain yellow coloured ice-cream?
d.How many cones contain red coloured ice-cream?
a. There are 26 ice-creams in all.
b. 15 ice-cream cones contain chocolate ice-cream.
c. 9 ice-cream cones contain yellow coloured ice-cream.
d. 2 ice-cream cones contain red coloured ice-cream only.










Select the synonyms from the box below the table and fill at the correct position.


Colour the boxes with synonyms of the underlined word.


Colour the correct option.


Select the correct word from the bottom table and fill in front of the related synonym.


Select a synonym for the underlined word in the sentences from the words in the box. Write the synonym on the line following the sentence.
error, prince sick, talk, small
Circle the correct synonym for the underlined word.


Give two synonyms for the following words.
What are synonyms?
Synonyms are the words which have a similar or same meaning as another word.
Match the synonyms.


Find the synonyms and colour them using the same colour. An example has been done for you.


Select a synonym for the underlined word/words in the sentences from the words given below. Write the synonym on the line following the sentence.
error , prince , sick, talk,small
1. I ordered a little pizza. ________________
2. Will you speak to the clan? ________________
3. I made a mistake in my test. ________________
4. The cost was Rs 50 for the notebook. ________________
5. The child became ill at school .________________
1. small
2. talk
3. an error
4. price
5. sick
Look at the following picture and call out the name of the first thing in each row. Then find the thing in the next row that rhymes and circle it.


Pie – tie
Ring – swing
Dog – frog
Colour the bubbles that rhyme with the same colour.


Circle the rhyming words.

Complete each word family below by making more rhyming words.
Match each word on the left to its rhyming word on the right.


Match each picture on the top to its rhyming picture below.


Fill in the blanks with the rhyming words similar to the underlined words.
Complete each word family below by making more rhyming words.


Draw lines to match the words that rhyme.


Find and circle the odd one out.


Rhyming puzzles.
What’s a big orange vegetable that rhymes with skin?
Who guards the crops and rhymes with row?
What do farmers harvest that rhymes with mops?
What is another word for autumn that rhymes with ball?
What do students start that rhymes with cool?
Pumpkin
Scare-crow
Crops
Fall
school
Fill in the rhyming words.
Peter the cat was round and fat. It slept all day on a round and blue __________.
I had some sand, in my _________.
The man cooked beans in a ___________.
The cat chased the mouse out of the ___________.
The frog jumped onto the ________.
The toy belongs to the __________.
Peter the cat was round and fat. It slept all day on a soft and blue mat.
I had some sand, in my hand.
The man cooked beans in a pan.
The cat chased the mouse out of the house.
The frog jumped onto the log.
The toy belongs to the boy.
Make sentences using these rhyming words.
hot-pot
fill-till
bear-pear
sack-back
head-bed
The stew kept in the pot was very hot.
Fill the glass till the brim.
The bear took a pear from the basket.
He carried the sack of potatoes on his back.
He fell on the bed and got a bump on his head.
Pick the rhyming words in the sentences.
It is a pity we could not stay in the city for one more day.
My sister took the ball and rolled it down the hall.
My brother saw a toad sitting on the side of the road.
The bees in the hive are definitely alive.
We rescued the squirrel that fell into the well in our backyard.
pity/city
ball/hall
toad/road
hive/alive
fell/well
Write a rhyming word for the following.
Chick / flame / drip / spell / land
Probable answers
Chick – brick/kick
flame – blame /claim
drip – trip / crib
spell – tell/fell / bell
land – band/hand / sand
Make the correct rhyming pairs.
(Show all the words together in a box)
toy, laugh, shook, free, crown, dress, lake, sun, boy, calf, brook, tree, mess, frown, cake, bun
toy-boy
laugh-calf
shook-brook
free-tree
mess-dress
lake-cake
sun-bun
crown-drown
colour the word that does not rhyme.
Bright / light / night / eight
Found / hound / bound / crow
Boat / beat / goat / coat
Lime / pine / brine / limp
Double / trouble / puddle / should
Bright / light / night / eight
Found / hound / bound / crow
Boat / beat / goat / coat
Lime / pine / brine / limp
Double / trouble / puddle / should
Draw lines to match the rhyming words.


Colour the words that rhyme with the word in the centre.


Choose the rhyming word.

Fill in the blanks with has, have or had.
Read the following sentences and circle the auxiliary verbs.

Search and colour the blocks which make the words related to auxiliary verb.


Read each sentence and choose the correct auxiliary verb.
Underline the auxiliary verb in each sentence.
Fill in the blanks with are, was, am, is, were.
1. I .................. looking for a blue dress.
2. There ....................two yellow and one green fish in the aquarium.
3. My sister ....................in the guest house.
4. Many students ....................absent yesterday.
5. My father ....................in U.S.
A. last week.
1. am
2. are
3. is
4. were
5. was
Give some examples of plural auxiliary verb.
are, were, and have.
Give some examples of singular auxiliary verb.
am, is, was, and has.
What is an auxiliary verb?
An auxiliary is a verb that determines the mood, tense, or aspect of another verb in a verb phrase. It does not have a meaning by itself. It adds functional and grammatical meaning to the clause in which it appears.
Write a paragraph using some of these auxiliary words to describe a recent outing that you had gone for.
am, was, were, is, are, has, have, had
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Rewrite these sentences by using the correct auxiliary verbs.
I have feeling very hungry.
Do you has a red cardigan?
Was she completed her assignments?
Today had a sunny day.
There were a big storm yesterday.
The birds is migrating to warmer places.
Make sentences using these auxiliary verbs.
am, is, are, was, were, has, had, have
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Underline the auxiliary verbs in the paragraph below.
Flora is a new girl in my neighbourhood. She is a very sweet girl. She lives with her parents. They have a huge garden in their backyard. Few days back, their pet dog had a litter. Flora’s parents were very worried because they did not know how to take care of the pups. But Flora was not worried. The puppies have become very playful. Every evening, Flora has a good time playing with them. Flora and her parents are happy in the neighbourhood. Flora says, “I am the happiest girl in town.”
Flora is a new girl in my neighbourhood. She is a very sweet girl. She lives with her parents. They have a huge garden in their backyard. Few days back, their pet dog had a litter. Flora’s parents were very worried because they did not know how to take care of the pups. But Flora was not worried. The puppies have become very playful. Every evening, Flora has a good time playing with them. Flora and her parents are happy in the neighbourhood. Flora says, “I am the happiest girl in town.”
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate auxiliary verbs




Fill in the blanks with the appropriate auxiliary verb.
was / were




Fill in the blanks with the appropriate auxiliary verbs.
is / are / am




Circle the adverbs.
Answers-

grandfather
Opposite gender- grandmother
Choose the correct options from the brackets and fill in the blanks.
Ron’s ______ (cock/hen) lays three eggs every day.
Elizabeth II is the _____ (king/queen) of England.
i. hen
ii.queen
Fill in the blanks.
i. ____________is to gander as cow is to ___________.
ii. ___________is to doe as queen is to ______________.
iii. ____________is to aunt as landlord is to ____________.
iv. ___________is to mother as son is to ____________.
v. ___________is to niece as husband is to_____________.
i. goose, bull
ii. buck, king
iii. uncle, landlady
iv.father, daughter
v.nephew, wife
Match the images in column ‘A’ with images in column ‘B’.




i. Read the passage below and find two pairs of noun gender.
ii. ii. Along with it tell whether ‘witch’ is a masculine or feminine gender.
iii. iii.Give the opposite gender of ‘witch.’

i. man and woman, husband and wife
ii. witch is a feminine gender.
iii. The opposite gender of witch is wizard.
