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Grammar Cloud Grade 3 Answers 3 Affirmative Answer Booklet Contents 1. Alphabet Fun ........................................................................................................................................ 3 2. Sentences ............................................................................................................................................ 3 3. Articles–A, An, The ............................................................................................................................... 4 4. Nouns ................................................................................................................................................... 4 5. Nouns–Gender ..................................................................................................................................... 5 Worksheet 1 ......................................................................................................................................... 6 6. Nouns–Singular and Plural .................................................................................................................. 7 7. Pronouns ............................................................................................................................................. 7 8. Adjectives ............................................................................................................................................. 8 9. Comparison Using Adjectives .............................................................................................................. 9 10. Verbs ................................................................................................................................................... 10 Worksheet 2 ......................................................................................................................................... 10 11. Is, Am, Are and Was, Were (Helping Verbs-I) ..................................................................................... 11 12. Has, Have and Had (Helping Verbs-II) ................................................................................................ 11 13. Adverbs ............................................................................................................................................... 12 14. Prepositions ......................................................................................................................................... 12 15. Conjunctions ........................................................................................................................................ 13 Worksheet 3 ......................................................................................................................................... 13 16. Tenses .................................................................................................................................................. 14 17. Punctuation Marks ............................................................................................................................... 14 18. Synonyms and Antonyms .................................................................................................................... 15 19. Homophones ................................................................................................................................... 16 Worksheet 4 ......................................................................................................................................... 16 20. Composition ........................................................................................................................................ 17 21. Paragraph Writing .............................................................................................................................. 17 22. Comprehension ................................................................................................................................... 18 Test Paper–1 .................................................................................................................................... 18 Test Paper–2 .................................................................................................................................... 19 3 1 Alphabet Fun Page-5 6 Parrot 1 Crow 8 Sparrow 7 Pigeon 4 Hen 3 Eagle 5 Owl 2 Duck Page-6 A. 1. Bear 2. Deer 3. Giraffe 4. Kangaroo 5. Lion 6. Porcupine 7. Sheep 8. Zebra B. 1. , 2. 3. 4. 5. Page-7 C. 1. airport 2. business 3. capacity 4. danger 5. eleven 6. twelfth 7. general 8. healthy 9. in fact 10. major D. 1. i. rail ii. rain iii. ripe iv. rope 2. i. train ii. trap iii. tray iv. trip 3. i. skate ii. skin iii. skip iv. sky 4. i. grain ii. grape iii. grin iv. grip 5. i. ball ii. bell iii. book iv. bring 6. i. cake ii. care iii. cash iv. crayon E. Fair Stop Bend Stool Tram Fear Ship Feast wash Slip Where Page-8 F. 1. Apple Banana Cherry Grapes Guava Pomegranate Raspberry Watermelon 2. Bottle gourd Broccoli Cabbage Carrot Eggplant Onion Potato Pumpkin 3. Envelope Eraser Highlighter Marker Paper clip Pencil Ruler Stapler 4. Almirah Bed Bench Bookcase Chair Recliner Sofa Table 2 Sentences Page-9 A. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Page-10 B. 1. He has to buy some food. 2. The monkey is sitting high up on the tree. 3. He ate a lot of ice cream. 4. She likes to dance. 5. I met her on a bright sunny day. Page-11 & 12 C. 1. Why are you sad today? 2. Who is playing with you? 3. What are the stars made up of? 4. Have you finished your homework? 5. Who will buy the fruits? 3 63 3 D. 2. Drive slowly. 3. Don’t eat ice cream. 4. Please give me some money. 5. Excuse me please. 6. Don’t spill the milk. 7. Close the windows. 8. Have a look at the stars. E. 1. c. 2. a. 3. f. 4. b. 5. d. 6. e. Page-13 F. 1. Keys of car are on the table. 2. Have you seen the Taj Mahal? 3. Is Sania wearing a new skirt? 4. Eggs are kept on the table. 5. There are six candles on the table. 6. A rabbit runs fast. G. 1. A 2. I 3. I 4. A 5. E 6. E 7. I 8. A 9. E 10. A 3 Articles�A, An, The Page-14 1. C 2. C 3. V 4. C 5. C 6. V 7. C 8. V 9. C 10. V Page-15 A. 1. An, an 2. A, a 3. A, a 4. A, a 5. A, a 6. An, an 7. A, an 8. A, a 9. An, an 10. A, an 11. A, a 12. An, a 13. An, an Page-16 & 17 B. 1. An, a, the 2. A 3. A 4. the 5. an 6. an 7. a 8. The, the 9. The 10. The C. 1. People come from all over the world to see the Taj Mahal. 2. The Cauvery is a river in India. 3. USA is a very developed country. 4. A rocket can take you to the moon. 5. The food was very spicy. 6. Give me the book you bought yesterday. 7. When will the teacher come? 8. Nandini wore a brown cardigan. The cardigan was gifted to her by Santosh. 9. Why is the witness not present today in the court? 10. Spring is the best season to plant saplings. 4 Nouns Page-19 & 20 A. 1. Sunday, Tuesday, Saturday 2. Thames, Ganga, Yamuna 3. Bheem, Doraemon, Dexter 4. Pogo, Cartoon Network, Sony 5. Charlotte’s Web, Goodnight Moon, Stuart Little 6. Diwali, Holi, Janmashtami 7. Mrs. Devika, Mr. Tapan, Mrs. Kanika 8. Bedroom, Bathroom, Showroom 9. December, June, April 10. First, Third, Second B. 1. teacher 2. soldier 3. barber 4. chef 5. baker 6. plumber 7. electrician 8. tailor Page-20 & 21 C. P A T A PL PL PL P T T P T 4 3 D. Common Noun Proper Noun Common Noun Proper Noun Bag Sachin Tendulkar Sheep Red Fort Player June Singer Rabindranath Tagore Crayon Agra E. 1. Boy 2. Book 3. Month 4. Sushmita Sen 5. Taj Mahal Page-21 & 22 F. 1. Bittu visits Agra every year in January. 2. The first day of the week is Monday. 3. I have a friend whose birthday is on this Tuesday. 4. There is a Diwali celebration in Delhi. 5. Is Thursday a holiday? G. Common noun Proper noun 1. City Jaipur 2. Building The Qutub Minar 3. Book The Ramayana 4. River The Ganga 5. Country Japan 6. Leader Indira Gandhi 7. Car Santro 8. Festival Christmas H. Page-23 I. Concrete Nouns Abstract Nouns Diamond Love Mother Compassion Pen Loyalty Page-23 & 24 J. 1. library 2. swarm 3. crowd 4. team 5. bundle 6. army 7. flight 8. pack 9. band 10. colony K. Fleet Cluster Herd Bouquet Bunch Flock Deck Troupe Colony Pride 5 Nouns-Gender Page-25 & 26 A. F M F M F M M F 5 63 5 B. Male Female Male Female 1. Sir 9. king 2. daughter 10. headmistress 3. priest 11. grandpa 4. ladies 12. maid 5. father 13. hostess 6. sister 14. waitress 7. brother 15. men women 8. aunt Page-26 & 27 C. 1. God and Goddess 2. Uncle and Aunt 3. Grandfather and Grandmother 4. Washerman and Washerwoman 5. Horse and Mare 6. Duke and Duchess 7. Monk and Nun 8. Host and Hostess 9. Master and Mistress 10. Gentleman and Lady D. Do it yourself. Page- 28 E. 1. My niece is coming for dinner. 2. My old grandmother was sleeping under the shade. 3. 4. My sister goes to park daily. 5. Ten years ago, we had five mares at our farm. Page- 29 & 30 F. Masculine Feminine Common grandson granny parents nephew women shopkeeper lady G. 1. A kitten entered into the kitchen quietly. 2. The baby was sleeping in the cradle. 3. The famous dancer set the stage on fire. 4. Children can feed new born piglets. 5. My father is a board member of his organisation. 6. The leader addressed the crowd eloquently. 7. The servant prepared lunch for everyone. 8. People were thronging the stadium even at night. Worksheet 1 Page-31 A. 1. My uncle has gone to Mussoorie to meet his son. 2. The nurse gave her an injection. 3. The witch changed the boy into a bull. 4. 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