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New words
carpenter, queer, plane, puzzled, puppet, took shape, amazed, finished, stiff, decided
Solution
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Carpenter: a person who makes or repairs wooden objects Example sentences: 1) The carpenter was a very skilled person. 2) I called the carpenter in the evening.
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Queer: strange or odd Example sentences: 1) Her queer behaviour in the school surprised me. 2) I have many queer friends.
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Plane: completely flat Example sentences: 1) The old friends sat on a plane surface. 2) Chop the vegetables on a plane surface.
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Puzzled: unable to understand Example sentences: 1) I was puzzled by my mother’s question. 2) Jasmine gave a puzzled look to me.
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Puppet: model of a person or an animal moved by strings Example sentences: 1) Our relatives decided to watch a puppet show. 2) Puppets look very cute dancing on stage.
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Took shape: to develop a clear form Example sentences: 1) My ideas took shape in a while. 2) The vase took shape in the potter’s hands.
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Amazed: surprised Example sentences: 1) She was amazed to see the beautiful beaches in Kerela. 2) Jaya was amazed to see her mother at the airport.
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Finished: to bring to an end Example sentences: 1) I had finished my homework on time. 2) The little girl finished her food.
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Stiff: rigid or strong Example sentences: 1) The letter was very stiff. 2) Raj’s shirt had a stiff collar.
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Decided: to make up your mind to do something Example sentences: 1) She decided to study for an hour. 2) The judge decided to hold the case.
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Ask yourself the following questions. Put a tick (✓) under the right column.
Questions | always | often | sometimes | never |
How often do you | ||||
(a) obey your parents? | ||||
(b) visit your grandparents? | ||||
(c) fight with your brother or sister? | ||||
(d) help others? | ||||
(e) throw waste in the dustbin? | ||||
(f) switch off the lights, when you go out of the room? | ||||
(g) leave the tap on while brushing your teeth? | ||||
(h) tear pages from your notebook? |
Choose the right answer.
‘I visited the court of Akbar’ means
Match the words in Column 'A' with words in 'B' Column.
A | B |
king | children |
teacher | patients |
doctor | courtiers |
bus driver | clients |
lawyer | passengers |
mother | students |
Play this game with a friend. Pick up what you want from any basket.
Add or before it.
Now say the sentences below, using these things –
Neena | Can I have ______, please? |
Rahul | Yes, here you are. |
Jeevika | Can I have ______, too. |
Nikhil | No, sorry. You can’t have that. |
Make more sentences using words from the baskets.
New words
swing, delicious, pluck, trip, sail, stump, recognised
Make new word and complete the sentence.
Read your lesson ______. (silent)
Use your body to –
stretch | bend | jump | twist | hop | climb |