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Countable and Uncountable Nouns English workbook
Countable and Uncountable Nouns Q. I Write whether the words in bold are countable or uncountable: 1. The children are playing in the garden. countable 2. I don't like milk. uncountable 3. I prefer tea. uncountable 4. Scientists say that the environment is threatened by pollution. countable 5. My mother uses butter to prepare cakes. uncountable 6. There are a lot of windows in our classroom. countable 7. We need some glue to fix this vase. uncounta ble 8. The waiters in this restaurant are very courteous. countable 9. My father drinks two big glasses of water every morning. countable 10.There is a book lying on the desk. countable Q. II Fill in the blanks with ‘a / an’, ‘some’ and ‘any’: 1. There isn’t any electricity at the campsite. 2. Would you like an envelope for your letter? 3. There are some sandwiches kept on the table. 4. Would you like a glass of lemonade? 5. I haven’t got any radios in my room. Q. III Fill in the blanks with ‘many/ much’, ‘a fe
Gender English workbook
Gender Q. I Using the helper words, name each of the masculine nouns and write its feminine gender as well boy girl gander goose king queen actor actress bridegroom bride rooster hen drake duck bull cow Q. II From the given list of nouns, write each under the correct heading. Masculine – ram, waiter, jack, cock, priest, marquis, songster, lad Feminine – sow, ewe, mare, enchantress, mistress, vixen, maid, jenny Q. III Fill in the blanks with suitable nouns of the neuter gender from the box . 1. Heena filled the bucket with rain water . 2. The cat lapped up the milk that had boiled over. 3. All the toys lay scattered in the children’s room. 4. If you do not take care, that plant will die soon. 5. The fox saw big bunches of grapes in the vineyard. 6. Hari hit hard and the ball broke a window . Q. IV Complete the blanks by changing the word to the opposite gender in the bracket 1) At fifteen, Kim became the wealthy heiress to her father
Facts and Opinion answer of grammar galaxy
T opic: Facts and Opinion Q.1 Harry was happy that his team won. Q.2 She received ‘A’ grade in the reading test. Q.3 a) The mango tree had delicious mangoes. b) Pratap was tired but excited about the new cottage. Q.4 a) Sam requested us to watch a comedy. b) Sam and Karen enjoyed the play. Q.5 Facts: Ninety nine percent of the world’s olive oil is produced in the Mediterranean countries. Spain produces the largest amount of olive oil, followed by Greece and Turkey. Opinions: Traditionally, olive oil was mainly used by the people in the Mediterranean region. People all over the world are now realizing that olive oil is an amazing substance with numerous benefits. Olive oil is lauded for its health benefits and also for its unique flavour.
Nouns – One and many English workbook
Nouns – One and Many Q . I Colour the common nouns blue and proper nouns red: Common Nouns E LEPHANT PARTY FISH ORANGE WALL POND COFFEE LIBRARY BUILDING RIVERS CLOCK ZOO SHIRT NEWSPAPER AEROPLANE Proper Nouns THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DONALD DUCK ANDHRA PRADESH MONDAY NILGIRI HILLS GODAVARI DIWALI MAHABHARATA DECEMBER KOLKATA AHMEDABAD THE TIMES OF INDIA AIR INDIA Q. II Fill in the blanks with suitable abstract nouns. The adjectives, verbs or nouns given in the brackets should offer clues. 1. He is a man of strength. (strong) 2. Childhood is the best period of one’s life. (child) 3. Bravery awards are given to twenty four Children in India every year. (brave) 4. One must always tell the truth. (true) 5. The show ended with great laughter . (laugh) 6. Mother Teresa is known for her kindness. (kind) 7. Birbal was famous for his wisdom . (wise) Q. III Fill in the blanks with the correct collective nouns and solve the Across 4. The shopkeeper k
