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🌟Make two sentences of your own to show the difference of Homograph🌟 👋 Introduction Hello kids!Today we will learn about some special words called homographs. Homographs are words that look the same when we write them 📝, but they have different meanings. It’s like one word doing two different jobs! 🔸 For example, the word […]
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🌟Rewrite as a Negative Sentence 🌟 Hello, young learners! 😊Today, we will learn how to transform sentences into negative sentences while keeping their meaning intact(same). A negative sentence tells us that something is not true or is not happening. We do this by adding words like “not” while preserving the original idea. Let’s explore this
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🌟Underline/Identify the verb and state its tense🌟 📌 Introduction A verb is a word that shows an action ✨ or a state of being 🏡. It tells us what someone or something is doing. Every sentence must have a verb. Verbs also change their form to show the time of action ⏳. This change in
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🌟✨ Prepositions ✨🌟 Hello, young adventurers! Today, we are going on an exciting journey into the world of prepositions. These special words help us understand: Where things are When things happen How they relate to each other Prepositions act like little bridges in our sentences, connecting ideas with clarity and fun. 🌈 Imagine a World Without Prepositions 🌈 It would be hard to know if the cat is: Under the table On it Or even beside it! Prepositions guide us through sentences,
🌟 Prefix and Suffix 🌟 🌟 Introduction 🌟 Words are like magic! 🪄 With just a small change, their meanings can transform completely. This magic happens with prefixes and suffixes—tiny word parts that help us create new words and understand meanings better. 🔹 Prefixes are added before a root word to change its meaning.🔹 Suffixes
🌟 Framing Verbal Questions 🌟 📌 What is a Verbal Question? A verbal question is a type of question that begins with a helping verb (also called an auxiliary verb). These questions are framed from statements by moving the helping verb to the beginning of the sentence. For example:✔ Statement: “She is reading a book.”✔
Framing Wh-Questions to Get the Underlined Part as the Answer ✨ Overview ✨ Wh-questions are used to gather specific details, starting with words like Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How. The aim is to create a Wh-question where the underlined part of the sentence will be the answer. 📌 Steps to Form Wh-Questions: ✅
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Either… Or Either… Or 🌟 IntroductionThe phrase “Either… or” is used to present two possibilities or choices in a sentence. It helps us show that one option is true, and the other could also be true, but not both at the same time.Think of it as saying:💡 “This OR that is true!” ✨ Why Use
Neither… Nor 🌟 Introduction The phrase “Neither… nor” is used to show that two things are not true or do not happen. It helps us express negative statements clearly and effectively. Think of it as saying: 💡 “This is NOT true, and that is also NOT true!” 🌟 Why Use “Neither… Nor”? ✔ It makes
Not Only… But Also Not Only… But Also 🌟 Introduction The phrase “Not only… but also” is a useful way to connect two ideas in a sentence. It helps us show that both things are true or both things are important. Think of it as saying:💡 “This is true, and that is ALSO true!” ✨
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