Beeone Grammar 2
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Table of Content
Noun 1
Verb 11
Helping & Irregular Verbs 19
Suffix 20
Prefix 21
Collective Noun 24
Singular and Plural 25
Conjunctions 37
Tense 39
Quotation Marks 48
Sentence Work 49
Parts of Speech 53
Adjective 54
Grade 4 English
Noun
Singular Noun The exceptions here are.
The singular form of noun is when
we refer to just one single item. chef - chefs
Example: apple, dog, cat chief - chiefs
belief - beliefs
Plural Noun roof - roofs
Noun
Write the plural of the highlighted word.
Noun
Write the plural (if needed) of these words given below:-
1. candy ___________ 11. eagle ___________
Noun
Write the plural (if needed) of these words given below:-
1. thesis ___________ 6. loaf ___________
Sort the following words and place them in the Singular or Plural box.
Singular
Plural
Noun
Circle the correct plural noun for each sentence.
Sort the following words and place them in the Singular or Plural box.
Singular
Plural
Noun
Common Noun
A common noun names any person, place, or thing.
Proper Noun
A proper noun is the name of specific person, place or thing.
Example:-
Noun
Sort the following words and place them in the correct box.
Rebecca Scotland Sydney stapler
Edinburg table Lion pins
car Mr. John Mia Eraser
Zebra Stella Auckland Singapore
Rabbit Staircase Paris Shirin
Noun
Underline the nouns in the following sentences.
1. This orange is sweet.
9. There was pin drop silence when Mr. Green played the piano.
10. The entire class wrote their own play based on Lion King.
Noun
Identify the Proper and Common noun in the sentences given below
and mark them as P and C after underlining it.
1. Oscar told his uncle about the incident.
10. Jim and his family visited Paris and saw the Eiffel tower.
Noun
Underline the Common and Proper noun in these sentences and
mark it
as C or P.
1. Berlin was the first place in Europe to have traffic lights.
4. L
isbon, the capital city of Portugal, is the oldest city in
Western Europe.
7. J
ennifer Lynn Lopez was born in the Castle Hill section of
The Bronx on July 24, 1969.
Verb
VERBS
Type of Verbs
NOUN VERB
Verb
Identify the type of verbs in the words given below.
Verb
Underline the action verbs in these sentences:
Verb
Complete the sentence using “Must” and “Have to”.
1. I _____________ learn driving as it is necessary for my visa.
4. I
_____________ wake up at 6 am everyday. My school bus comes
at 6. 30 am.
7. I
_____________ follow the rules and regulations. I don’t want to
upset my boss.
9. I
_____________ start practicing singing. We have a competition coming
up soon.
Verb
Auxiliary Verbs: is, am, are, was, were, has, had, have.
Choose the correct Auxiliary Verbs:
1. What __________ you doing at 10 am tomorrow ?
Verb
Auxiliary Verbs: is, am, are, was, were, has, had, have.
Choose the correct Auxiliary Verbs:
1. They __________ playing the whole of yesterday.
7. Now a days I __________ very sad because there is no one play with.
12. ‘Have you completed your project report’. ‘I __________ working on it.’
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Verb
“make” and “let”
5. D
o your teachers _______ / _______ you come to school without a
uniform?
6. I
don’t like it when people _______ / _______ me do something I don’t
want to do.
4. M
y maths teacher ________ to do three worksheets of www.grade1to6.
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Verb
T
he verbs be, do, and have all have special forms in the
present tense. The chart shows which form to use with a
sentence subject.
SUBJECT BE DO HAVE
I am do have
he, she, it is does has
we, you, they are do have
Irregular Verbs
Suffix
1. Choose either “ful / full” or “ness” to make the new word sound better:
ful =
Meaning _____ meaningful
_______________
Prefix
Add “un” to these words and that will give the opposite meaning of the
word. Write a sentence using the new word you have written.
2. acceptable
3. accompanied
4. affordable
5. afraid
6. altered
Prefix
Add “un” to these words and that will give the opposite meaning of the
word. Write a sentence using the new word you have written.
1. able unable :- Jack was unable to go to school today, as it
2. aware
3. believable
4. canny
5. certain
6. controlled
Prefix
Base words with prefixes Un, mis, in, im, ir, dis
Complete the sentence using the opposite of the words in the word box:
4. Emily and Jessica are twins and are quite similar in looks but
_____________ in many ways.
7. G
eorge did not write the correct answer as he had _____________ what
was written.
Collective Noun
Match these collective noun:
Column A Column B
1. A band of artists/dancers
2. A staff of musicians
3. A troupe of employees
4. A team of listeners
5. An audience of players
6. A panel of thieves
7. A bunch of people/spectators
8. A choir of experts
9. A crowd of crooks
Singular Plural
a car cars
a rose roses
a river rivers
Singular Plural
a car cars
a rose roses
a river rivers
1. eagle 9. daisy
Singular Plural
a car cars
a rose roses
a river rivers
1. head 9. bottling
1. bus buses
______________ 6. kiss ______________
1. touch touches
______________ 6. bash ______________
1. buzz buzzes
______________ 1. boy boys
______________
1. attorney attorneys
______________ 6. osprey ______________
1. self selves
______________ 7. knife ______________
1. grotto grottoes
______________ 7. potato ______________
1. crisis crises
______________ 7. hypotheses ______________
1. terminus termini
______________ 7. torus ______________
memorandum larva
ovum nebula
stratum vita
erratum alumna
bacterium pupa
medium alga
Conjunctions
Conjunctions are words used to link words, phrases, or clauses.
Conjunctions
Conjunctions are words used to link words, phrases, or clauses.
Tense
Averb in the past-tense tells about an action that already
happened.
Add -ed to most verbs to show past tense.
If a verb ends with e, drop the e and add -ed to show past
tense.
If a verb ends with a consonant and y, change y to i and add -ed.
If a verb ends with one vowel and one consonant, double the
consonant and add -ed.
Choose the correct past-tense verb for each sentence. Circle
your answer.
Fanny
1. across the beach. (marchedd/marched)
Fanny
7. towards the water. (skippd/skipped)
Tense
U
se commas to separate three or more words in a series.
The pigeon jump to another rock pick up a piece of ripped apple and
3.
swallow it.
The pigeon find a piece of bread an chips packet and a few bugs.
4.
6. Then the pigeon fly into the clear bright blue sky.
Tense
A
verb in the past-tense tells about an action that already
happened.
Add -ed to most verbs to show past tense.
I
f a verb ends with e, drop the e and add -ed to show past
tense.
I
f a verb ends with a consonant and y, change y to i and add -ed.
I
f a verb ends with one vowel and one consonant, double the
consonant and add -ed.
Tense
A
verb in the past-tense tells about an action that already
happened.
Add -ed to most verbs to show past tense.
Tense
Apresent-tense verb tells what happens now.
A past-tense verb tells about an action that already happened.
A verb in the future-tense tells about an action that is going
to happen.
To write about the future, use the special verb will.
Each sentence below has a time clue that tells if the action is
happening now, in the past, or in the future. Choose the correct
form of the verb to complete each sentence. Write your answer
on the line.
Now Peter (needs, needed) a gift for his
1.
Aunt Laura.
Tense
A
present-tense verb tells what happens now.
A past-tense verb tells about an action that already happened.
A
future-tense verb tells about an action that is going to
happen.
To write about the future, use the special verb will.
Tense
A
present-tense verb tells what happens now.
A past-tense verb tells about an action that already happened.
A
future-tense verb tells about an action that is going to
happen.
Proofread these lines of dialogue. Circle any verbs that are not
written in the correct tense.
“I thought you can help me, said Ava.
Alex tries his best, but could not succeed. Said Aria.
I needs a printout yesterday, said Ralph.
Olivia will say something yesterday which hurt Mia, said Isabella.
Give me that! say Gianni.
Elon said that next year she will tried to change, said Huxley.
“I will looked for a new house to buy next year, said Gatlin.
“That’s a nice gift! I think Abigail will liked that,” said Victoria.
Tense
Choose the correct verb tense for each of the following
sentences. Circle and write your answer.
1. Next month we to Sicily.
Olivia _____________ the new dress her mom gifted for her birthday.
4.
Tense
Apresent-tense verb tells what happens now.
A past-tense verb tells about an action that already happened.
A future-tense verb tells about an action that is going to
happen.
8. Last year we were strand in the Chicago Airport due to bad weather.
Quotation Marks
U
se quotation marks at the beginning and end of a speaker’s
exact words.
“Let’s go!” called Mom.
“I’m right behind you,” said Sindy.
Rewrite each sentence. Add quotation marks at the beginning
and end of the speaker’s exact words.
1. Do you have spare white board markers? asked Aisha.
Sentence Work
T
wo sentences with the same subject can be combined by
joining the predicates with ”and”.
Two sentences: The birds hop. The birds flutter.
Combined sentence: The birds hop and flutter.
Sentence Work
T
wo sentences with the same subject can be combined by
joining the predicates with “and”.
Two sentences: Jimmy draws with pencils.
Jimmy sculpts with clay.
Combined sentence: Jimmy draws with pencils and sculpts
with clay.
Underline the predicate in each pair of sentences. Then combine
the two sentences and write your one sentence on the line.
1. Olivia Mitchell goes to music school. Olivia Mitchell studies music.
Moneaka Elam play instruments in her free time. Moneaka Elam sings in
2.
her free time.
5. Ruth Carman listens to rock music. Ruth Carman listens to pop music.
6. Doris Wilson drives her car fast. Doris Wilson driver her car rash.
Sentence Work
Two sentences with the same subject can be combined by
joining the predicates with and.
Use a comma to separate three or more words in a series.
Use a comma between the names of a street address, a city,
and a state.
Rewrite each sentence. Add commas in the correct places.
Combine sentences that share the same subject.
1. Luna likes chocolate. Luna likes pizza.
6. Ethel Van Doehren invited Aunt Garcia Uncle Smith and Uncle Walker.
Sentence Work
Join the sentence pairs below into single sentences. Write your
answers.
1. Jim picks up the bicycle from the ground. Jim starts cycling.
Parts of Speech
Nouns
Adverbs
can dinner
carefully eagerly
Verbs
dock bear Pronouns easily abroad
he acting march mix
anger bed
because since
talking him name notice
drum face
always every
it they obey open
Interjections Prepositions
Adjective
Complete the sentence using the correct adjective.
Adjective
Complete the sentence using the correct adjective.
Articles
An Article is a word used to modify a Noun.
Example: John likes to read a book.
Fill in the blanks using a, an or the
1. sun sets in west.
8. I am school student.
Articles
An Article is a word used to modify a Noun.
Example: John likes to read a book.
Fill in the blanks using a, an or the
1. She goes to church every Sunday.
8. nne had
A accident and her friends visits her every day
in hospital.
10. I don’t want to start a job chapter to read,. I’d like to go for
movie instead.
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