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I. Do as directed:
1. The child spoke _____. (softly / loudly) Choose the correct adverb.
2. My uncle drove the car ____. (calmly/loudly) choose the correct
adverb.
3. Aman ran fast and won the race. (Identify the conjunction)
4. Rana played the guitar while Jyoti sang a song. (Identify the
conjunction)
5. He had done his homework though all of it was wrong. (Identify
the conjunction)
6. She stayed at home because she was sick. (Identify the
conjunction)
7. The book is (on / between) the table.
8. The cat ran under the chair. (Identify the preposition)
9. Rahul sits (beside/within) Annie every day in school. (Choose the
correct preposition)
10. The brave soldier jumped into the river to save the dog.
(Identify the preposition)
11. There___ a lot of snowfall today.(use is or are)
12. You ___ a student of class 4. (Use is or are)
13. We ____all invited for the wedding. (Use was or were)
14. I____ away for some work. (Use was or were)
15. We ____ two dogs and a cat. (Use has or have)
16. There _____ many students in the hall. (is/are)
17. She _____ my best friend. (is/are)
18. We _____ late for school yesterday. (was/were)
19. I _____ tired after the journey. (was/were)
20. They _____ two bicycles. (has/have)
21. Ravi cleaned the room. (Change to negative)
22. Fatima Sheikh taught the girls. (Change to negative
sentence)
23. Gayatri found a pen in her bag. (change to interrogative
sentence)
24. The girl opened the window. (Change to interrogative)
25 .He is painting a bird.( Change into negative and interrogative)
26. The girls are dancing on the stage. ( Change into Negative and
Interrogative)
II.A) Write the short forms of the given words:
a. She is
b. Cannot
c. Was not
d. They are
e. It has
f. Have not
g. Does not
h. Are not
i. Would not
j. Is not
k. I am
b) Expand the given contractions:
1. I’m
2. He’ll
3. Isn’t
4. We’ve
5. Where’s
6. They’ve
7. Don’t
8. Won’t
[Link] the correct modals to complete the sentences:
(should / may / must / will /can)
1. You _____ brush your teeth twice a day.
2._____ I come in, teacher?
[Link] _____ attend the assembly every morning.
[Link] is very cold today. You _____ wear a sweater.
[Link] father _____ return home by evening.
[Link] _____ not waste food.
[Link] ______ listen to the instructions carefully.
[Link] ____ go to the field trip tomorrow.
9. It’s a very good film. You _____ see it.
10. You _____ be polite to others.
11.____ I ask a question?
[Link] ___ know the results next week.
13.They__ join us in match.
[Link] ___ go to the field trip tomorrow.
[Link] the following sentences using suitable conjunctions
(and / but / or / because/so/though )
1. Riya wanted to play outside. It was raining heavily.
2. The boy was tired. He completed his homework.
3. You can drink milk. You can have juice.
4. The dog barked loudly. It saw a stranger.
5. Mehul is very honest. Everyone likes him.
6. I tried my best. I could not solve the sum.
7. The thief is running. The police is on the chase.
8. Shefali is angry. Shefali is sad.
9. She is very fit. She cannot run fast.
10. Karam was happy. His team won the football match.
11. The actor is very rich. The actor is always sad.
12. You can have these shoes. You can take these slippers.
13. My father scolded me. I hadn’t done my homework.
14. Is Shane tall? Is Shane short?
15. I finished my homework. I started reading a novel.
16. We all went on a picnic. We didn’t play any games.
17. I cried __ of my swollen feet.
18. It is raining today,__ there are no buses .
19. I like tea__ my sister doesn’t .
20. Do you need a pen __ a pencil?
21. Riya__ Naina are best friends.
22. I walked slowly __ it was hot.
[Link] the sentences using the past continuous tense of
the verbs given in brackets:
1.I _____ (read) a story book.
[Link] boys _____ (play) cricket in the ground.
[Link] _____ (cook) when the guests arrived.
4. The birds _____ (fly) in the sky.
[Link] _____ (dance) on the stage.
[Link] were watching TV. (Form negative and interrogative
sentences.)
7. I ___(draw) a painting.
[Link] and Geeta _____(make) a rangoli on Diwali.
[Link] two tennis players ____ (compete) for gold.
[Link] ___ (trek) in the mountains when they saw an
avalanche.
[Link] were writing. (Form negative and interrogative
sentences in past continuous form of sentence).
VI. Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions:
a. The cat jumped ____ the table.
b. We will meet ____ Monday.
c. The keys are ____ the drawer.
d. She walked ____ the road carefully.
e. The children sat ____ the tree.
f. He was absent ____ school yesterday.
g. I went to the library ____ Saturday.
h. Why don’t you go __ your brother’s house?
i. India won the Cricket World cup ___ 1983.
j. The train left ___ six from the station.
k. The boys are travelling ____ bus.
l. The shy child hid _____ her mother.
m. The stars twinkle _ the sky.
n. Rahul dived__ the well.
o. The little girl slept __ the blanket.
p. My father is proud __ me.
q. The book is kept ___ the side table.
r. The cat ran ___ the rat.
s. My school is ___ my house.
t. I had borrow a book ___ the library.
u. The bats flew___ the well.
[Link] the simple past tense of the verbs given in
brackets
[Link] mother _____ (cook) a delicious meal.
[Link] _____ (visit) the zoo last week.
[Link] teacher _____ (explain) the lesson well.
[Link] _____ (win) the race.
[Link] baby _____ (sleep) peacefully.
6. I _____ (see) a rainbow yesterday.
7. Sukhbir ___(go) to the Gurudwara last Sunday.
8. The girls’ basketball team____ (lose) the match.
9. Ramanujan __(be) a great mathematician.
[Link] ____(cut) the chart paper carefully.
11.R.K Narayan ______(write) this novel.
12.I ____ (buy) this dress in Goa.
[Link] doctor __(prepare) for the surgery.
[Link] ___ ( Paint) the portrait.
[Link] ____(Play) in the rain.
[Link] ___(cook) when the bell rang.
17.Piya___(ride) a bike .
[Link] the adverb and state its kind
[Link] teacher spoke kindly to the students.
[Link] always reaches school on time.
[Link] baby slept peacefully.
[Link] student sat silently in the library.
[Link] regularly eats rice and dal.
[Link] sun shines everywhere.
[Link] writes neatly.
[Link] buses are packed there.
9.I am going to Kolkata tomorrow.
[Link] crowd shouted loudly.
[Link] was too humid today.
[Link] gardener waters the plant daily.
[Link] teacher is never late in class.
[Link] the following adjectives into adverbs:
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X .Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb:-
[Link] apples __(are/is) in the basket.
[Link] colours of the rainbow ___( is/are) beautiful.
[Link] garden ___(has/have) a lot of fresh flowers.
4.A group of students __(is/are) going on a field trip.
[Link] of the files __(was/were) missing.
XI . Write a letter:
a. Preparing for Final Exam
b. Celebrated Annual Function/Concert
c. For Social Fete
Common questions
Powered by AIThe adverb 'always' is used in the sentence which indicates the frequency of the action. Therefore, it is an adverb of frequency.
The transformation to the negative form is 'Ravi did not clean the room.' This implies that the action of cleaning the room did not take place.
The correct verb form is 'is' to maintain subject-verb agreement, as 'She' is a singular subject and requires a singular verb.
The negative form is 'They were not watching TV.' by adding 'not' after 'were'. The interrogative form is 'Were they watching TV?' by inverting 'were' and 'they'.
The correct conjunction to use is 'but'. The sentence becomes: 'Riya wanted to play outside but it was raining heavily.'
Using 'onto' implies the cat moved to a higher position landing on the table. Using 'under' suggests the cat moved below the table, indicating a downward motion or position relative to the table.
Using 'and', as in 'The thief is running and the police is on the chase,' connects the two actions without implying conflict between them. Using 'but', as in 'The thief is running but the police is on the chase,' suggests a contrast or tension between the two parallel actions.
The modal 'must' expresses a strong obligation or necessity, indicating that brushing teeth twice a day is important and not optional. Modals modify the verb to show this obligation clearly.
Using 'because', as in 'Mehul is very honest because everyone likes him,' implies causation—that his honesty is why everyone likes him. Using 'and', as in 'Mehul is very honest and everyone likes him,' implies both statements are true but doesn't connect them causally.
The adjectives become 'happily', 'bravely', and 'greedily' as adverbs. In a sentence, 'happily' describes the manner of an action, 'bravely' indicates courage in action, and 'greedily' conveys something done with greed.
