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The document contains exercises and activities related to language skills, focusing on verb tenses, adjectives, and sentence construction. It includes fill-in-the-blank tasks, true/false statements, and compound word classifications. Additionally, it emphasizes the qualities of friendship and personification in language.

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Chapter 4 : The Unlikely Best Friends

Unkind ,yelped ,awake, relieved ,missing ,started ,appeared ,sad ,untouched ,Hate
Complete the paragraph
My pencil was __________. I was very _________ as it was a gift from my friend. I woke up my elder brother
who was _________ on the bed. I told him that my pencil seemed to have _________. He ___________ and
told me to look under my pillow. I was ________ when I ________ the pencil there.

PAST TENSE
Put the verbs in their correct Category
Simple Past Tense
Past Progressive Tense
Past Perfect Tense
was looking noticed felt
looked was munching touched
gave went had tied
had ordered had remained joined
was missing served arrived
hated told Threw
had followed asked

Correct form of the verb to complete the passage.


The farmer came back and ____________ (noticed/was noticing/had noticed) that Buntee was sad.
He ____________ (tied/ was tying/had tied)
Buntee with a rope the day before.
He ____________ (asked/was asking/had asked) Buntee why he was sad.
The farmer ____________ (felt/was feeling/had felt) that Buntee ____________ (missed/was missing/had
missed)

“Neither……nor” - “Either….. or”

‘Neither, nor’ connect two negative choices .When you need to choose between two things that you want, you
may use ‘either, or

Neither the farmer nor the mahout noticed that the two friends were in tears.’
Neither Rohit nor I want to play football.
Rohit wants to play either cricket or kho-kho.
Neither Shikha nor Anuj like to tell stories.
Either Bhavesh or Abha made this painting.

Chapter 5 : A Friend’s Prayer


Good friends have a lot of qualities : loyal, h e __ __ f __ l, k __ __ d, c __ __ i n g, h o __ __ __ t

Fill in the blanks with the words you just listed above.
1. My friend is always _____________ to me even when I make a mistake.
2. My friend shares things with me. She is very _____________.
3. My friend is _____________ because he always supports me.
4. My friend never lies. She is an _____________ person.
5. My friend and I believe in _____________ for each other.
Chapter 6 : The Chair

Meaning​​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Word
(i) a person who you do things together with​ ​ ​ p __ r __n __ r
(ii) an informal word for friends​​ ​ ​ ​ b __ __ d __ __ s
(iii) a person who you spend a lot of time with​​ ​ c __ m p __ n __ o __
(iv) children who are in the same class as you at school​ c l __ s __ m__ t __ s

State whether True or False.


1. Mario was very proud of having so many friends.
2. Mario successfully sat on the invisible chair on his first attempt.
3. Mario’s friends were very caring and helpful.

Fill in the blanks with two words that describe the chair.
The chair is _____________ and ___________.
Mario’s grandfather challenged him to a bet of __________.
Mario says there was a technical problem because ___________.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.


Mario wouldn’t give up. This shows he is _____________.
a. strong-willed ​​ ​ C. loving
B. supportive ​ ​ ​ d. hard-working

Root words & Suffixes


Column A​ Column B
friendly 1. friend​ ly
suddenly 2. sudden​ ly
talking 3. talk​ ​ ing
carrying 4. carry​ ing
called 5. call​ ​ ed
Showed 6. show​ ed

Root Word​ Suffix​ Word​ ​ ​ Sentence


Magic​ ​ -ing​ Magical​ Magician performed an amazing magical act.
Care​ ​ -al​ Careful​​ We should be careful while crossing the road.
Celebrate​ -ful​ Celebration​ India’s victory called for a celebration.
Laugh​ ​ -ly​ Laughed​ He laughed at my jokes.
Wonder​ ​ -ed​ Wondered​ He wondered about nature’s beauty.
Help​ ​ -tion​ Helped​​ My friend helped me.
Friend​ ​ -ous​ Friendship​ Friendship is the most beautiful gift.
Courage​​ -ship​ Courageous​ She is a courageous woman.

Adjectives

The words that describe the quality of a person or a thing are called adjectives.
Match the following
1. Brave​​ Friends​ ​ ​ ​
2. Clever​ Rain​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​
3. Tasty​ ​ Soldier​​ ​ ​ ​ ​
4. Heavy​ Plan​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​
5. Slight​​ Peanuts​ ​ ​ ​ ​
6. True​ ​ Cold​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​
Complete the paragraph with suitable adjective-noun pairings. Use the words in the box given below.
old book ​ ​ magical adventures ​​ happy boy ​ ​ amazing stories
fantastic adventures ​ ​ ​ colourful creatures ​ ​ ​ old castles

Once upon a time in a little village, a/an (i) __________________ named Abhishek found a/an (ii)
__________________ in the attic. He read (iii) __________________ about fairy lands, (iv)
__________________, and (v) __________________. Abhishek’s eyes got big as he imagined these (vi)
__________________. He told his friends about the stories, and they started to have their own (vii)
__________________ when they played together.

Chapter 7 : Neem Baba

Compound words
Open compound words: spaces between the words.
Closed compound words: no spaces between the words.
Hyphenated compound words: hyphens between the word

Classify these words


something​ ​ neem oil​ cleanliness-parting​ ​ well known​ ​ grandmother​
seed powder​ ​ childhood​ well trained​ ​ thought-provoking

VERBS
Words that tell us what a person is doing are called verbs

Present ​ ​ ​ Past
1. become ​ ​ ​ (i) made
2. find ​ ​ ​ ​ (ii) gave
3. make ​ ​ ​ ​ (iii) told
4. discover ​ ​ ​ (iv) became
5. tell ​ ​ ​ ​ (v) found
6. give ​ ​ ​ ​ (vi) discovered

Personification : Amber speaks to Neem Baba as if speaking to a person. This figure of speech is called
personification.
●​ The leaves whispered in the wind.
●​ The flowers danced merrily in the breeze

Letter

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