Grade 5 Grammar Worksheets

Grade 5 Grammar Worksheets

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 Grade: 05

Subject: English

Topic:  What’s the difference?

          (Grammar  focus)

Read ,learn, and add words to the following list.

	Positive	Comparative	Superlattive
Adjectives with one Syllable	Tall Long Fast Big	Add ‘ –er’ Taller Longer Faster Bigger	Add ‘-est’ Tallest Longest Fastest Youngest
Two – syllable Adjeective Ending in –y,ow and -le	Easy Cosy Narrow Simple	Easier Cosier Narrower Simpler	Easiest Cosiest Narrowest Simplest
Two – syllable Adjectives and longer adjectives	Expensive Beautiful Useful helpful	Add ‘-more’ More expensive More beautiful More useful More helpful	Add ‘-most’ Most expensive Most beautiful Most useful Most helpful
Irregular adjective Adjective	Good Bad Little Much	Better Worse Less More	Best Worst Least Most

 

·         Positive adjectives stand alone and they do not campare the noun or pronoun with any other.

       For eg.

Deepa is a good girl.

Ram is an intelligent.

·         Comparative adjectives describe the difference between only two items.

For eg.      Deepa is better than Anu.

                Ram is more intelligent than Alex.

·         Superlative adjective are used to compare three items or more.

     For. Example

                          Deepa is the best girl in her class.

                         Ram is most intelligent boy in his class.

Change the following adjectives into comparative and superlative.

Positive	Comparative	Superlative
High Heavy Happy Popular Short Beautiful Ugly large

 

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Quantifiers

1.       Read and learn.

Countable Nouns Singular a/an/this/that/one each/every                 A book an eraser This bench that Desk each bag Every doll Plural Many/several/ More/a lot of/ A few/these/ Those/some/ Any/two/most /all/a coupleof/both /a pair of     Many toys More things A lot of pencil A few rulers These ballons Those cups Some crayons Any books

Uncountable Nouns A little /much/some /any/a lot Of/all/ a greater deal of/ A large amount of               A little water much sugar Some juice A lot of milk A great deal of music A large amount of music

Both Some/ Any/all/ A lot of               Some water Some books A lot of water A lot of books

 

·         ‘some ‘ comes with affirmative sentence, but ‘any’ comes with introgative and negative sentence. He’s got some books. He hasn’t got any pencils.

2.       Fill in the blanks with correct words.

a.       Where can you buy……………. Things? ( this,that, these)

b.      How …………….. is that pair of shoes ? (many,much, more)

c.       I need to buy a ……………for my sister. (dress, dresses)

d.      How ………………..nuts do you eat. ( many, much, more)

e.      How …………….vegetable do you eat ? ( many,much, more)

f.        There’s not ……………..toothpaste left ; could you buy some? (many, much)

g.       We ate ………….bread and …………..mangoes. (a, some, a)

h.      Both ……………………..work with their father.(brother, brothers)

i.         Several ……………….like to buy these books. (student, students)

j.        Each …………………..has a carrot. (rabbit,rabbits)

k.       I belive that ………………… person is born with talent.(every,all)

l.         How ……………… money have you got. (Much,many)

m.    I’ve got ………………….. apples in my basket and …………………water in my bottle. (a,some,a few)

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Read the following tasks.

·         What is sentence?

-          A sentence is a group of words that makes complete sence. The words in a sentence are grouped in a certain order so that it gives a complete meaning.

·         A sentence has following qualifies.

-          A sentence makes complete sence.

-          Its words are arranged in proper order.

-          Its starts with a capital letter.

-          It ends with punctuation

For examples

1.       Akhilya the queen lie to will.

2.       Akhilya will lie to the queen.

No. 1 is not a sentence because it doesn’t give complete sence, its words are not in order, it doesn’t starts with capital letter and ends with punctuation and No. 2 is a sentence because it has all qualifies of sentence.

Now tick the groups of words that make complete sence

a.       Intelligent sister her is an girl.

b.      Kabir can play the guitar.

c.       Red dresses like nisha.

d.      They are watching movie.

e.      Play on the road do.

f.        Me water glass water of.

g.       Suresh is from dhangadhi.

h.      Her  name is Archi.

i.         The street dog barking is

j.        He is a good boy.