Underline the subject in each of the following sentences: The Earth revolves around the sun. A week has seven days. The garden looks beautiful. Delhi is the capital of India. I love to play with my friends. You look good in this dress. Riya and Neha are participating in dance competition. My dress is torn. […]
Kinds of Sentences (Grade 6)
Identify the kinds of sentences: (Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative, Exclamatory, Imperative) Why did you break the vase? The flight from London arrived on time. How cold it is! Park your bicycle in the backyard. The mountain peaks are covered with snow. Don’t talk. Oh! I am so sorry. Where did you keep my books? I don’t […]
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Conditionals (Grade 8)
Complete the following conditional sentences: If it rains too much ___________________________________________________ If you are late _________________________________________________________ Geeta would come if __________________________________________________ If you read the newspaper regularly ________________________________________________________________________ Whenever my mother goes to market ________________________________________________________________________ We could have seen the movie if ________________________________________________________________________ If Nidhi comes ________________________________________________________ She will help you in your project if […]
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Jumbled words (Grade 6)
Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences: giant/in/a/house/lived/big/a _________________________________________________________________________ house/had/the/garden/a/beautiful _________________________________________________________________________ let/enter/he/anyone/never/garden/his _________________________________________________________________________ would/whenever/children/he/come/some/was/away _________________________________________________________________________ decided/giant/one day/the/to/his/visit/friend _________________________________________________________________________ after/came/he/seven/back/years _________________________________________________________________________ children/playing/he/in/saw/the/garden/his _________________________________________________________________________ angrily/them/he/away/chased _________________________________________________________________________ around/high/he/a/the/wall/built/garden _________________________________________________________________________ trees/flowers/all/lost/their/the/beauty/and _________________________________________________________________________ Click here to download and print: Jumbled words (Grade 6) Answers: A giant lived in a big house. The house had a beautiful garden. He never let anyone […]
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Sentences (Grade 4)
Change the following sentences as directed: I need notes for my project. (negative) The water is so dirty. (exclamatory) Let me borrow some food for my brother. (interrogative) You are not supposed to make noise. (imperative) Won’t it be difficult for you to manage? (affirmative) The class is too noisy. (exclamatory) Do you love your […]
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