Nouns Worksheet For Class 4
What are nouns? A noun is the name of a person, place, language, thing or quality. Examples are: child, man, girl, book, computer, India, mother, dog, birds, language, river, rice, kindness, beauty etc. There...
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Idioms Worksheet For Classes 4 And 5 (Macmillan Ferry Workbook 4)
Here is a list of idioms using the word point. Meanings are given. There is also a worksheet for testing your knowledge. No point If there is no point in doing something, it is...
Subject – Verb Worksheet For Classes 4 And 5
Complete each sentence with a suitable subject or predicate. Watch our Youtube video for easy explanations of subject-verb agreement rules. 1. The Sahara Desert …………………………….. 2. I ………………………………….. 3. You ……………………………… 4. Mother ……………………………....
Subject -Verb Worksheet For Class 4 Students
Match the subjects with suitable predicates. Then write the sentences. Subjects 1. The students 2. The girl 3. Father 4. The dog 5. It 6. The girls 7. The boys 8. Mother 9. The...
Would vs. Used To
Would can be used to talk about past habits and typical characteristics. She would always carry an umbrella. He would often go for long drives. Her days would start at 5.30 and then she would dust, clean, wash, cook and iron....
Would Like
The structure would like + infinitive is often used as a polite way of saying want. It is very common in requests and offers. I would like something to drink. I would like two kilos of potatoes, please. I would...
With As A Preposition
With With is used in a number of expressions which say how people are showing their emotions and sensations. He was trembling with rage. Alice was jumping up and down with excitement. Other common expressions are: Blue with cold White with fear/rage Red with anger/embarrassment...
Wish | Using Wish
We can use wish + infinitive to mean want. Note that progressive forms are not used. I wish to speak to the manager, please. (NOT I am wishing …) If you wish to fix an appointment, please telephone after six o’...
Whose
Whose is a relative possessive word, used as a determiner before nouns. It can refer to people or things. This is the man whose house was burgled. I saw a girl whose beauty took my breath away. Of which;...
Which vs. What
There is little difference of meaning between which and what. Which/what is the largest continent in the world? Which/what train did you come on? Which is preferred when the speaker has a limited number of choices in mind. We have...