Relative Pronouns Worksheet for Classes 5 and 6
Relative pronouns are words like who, whom, that and which. Who and whom Who and whom are used to refer to people. Who acts as the subject of the verb in the relative clause....
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Relative pronouns are words like who, whom, that and which. Who and whom Who and whom are used to refer to people. Who acts as the subject of the verb in the relative clause....
Complete the paragraph with suitable words from the box. Around, across, with, along, to, after, next to, into, from One day, as I walking ……………. the bank of the river, I saw my friend...
This worksheet is based on the lesson ‘Flying Together’, Class 5 English Textbook. Fill in the blanks with prepositions such as to, at, off, on, in, into, with. The first one is done for...
This worksheet is taken from CBSE Class 5 English textbook. Answer these questions about yourself. (i) What is your name? Answer: My name is Nivedita. (ii) What languages do you speak? Answer: I speak...
We use pronouns to avoid the repetition of nouns. Read the paragraph given below. Mini is an intelligent girl. Mini’s parents are doctors. Mini’s parents want Mini to be a doctor when Mini grows...
Pronouns are words used to avoid the repetition of nouns. Examples are: I, we, you, they, them, his, her, their etc. Fill in the blanks with appropriate pronouns. 1. Rani is a pretty girl....
Possessive pronouns are forms like mine, yours, ours, his, hers and theirs. This watch is mine. That comb is hers. This computer is his. Where is yours? That house is ours. It is bigger...
We use certain words to indicate a group of people or things. Examples are: bunch, cluster, gang, team, band, flock etc. You can learn more about collective nouns or group words here and here. Clumps...
Rewrite the following sentences adding appropriate articles wherever necessary. 1. There I met old man wearing hat. 2. She lives in nice big house. 3. I am oldest in my family. 4. My brother...
Type 1 or open conditional sentences are used to talk about real and possible situations. In the first conditional, we use a simple present tense in the if-clause and will / can + infinitive in...