Grade 5 Grammar worksheet for Semester One, focusing on completing sentences with one word to enhance language skills.

Let's solve each sentence one by one, using only one word to complete each sentence correctly. We'll also explain the grammar rule behind each answer.

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1. Yazan always gets up ________ 6 o'clock.

✔ at
👉 We use "at" before specific times (e.g., at 6 o'clock).
Answer: *at*

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2. Where ________ ElyaaS Al Sheryany from?

✔ is
👉 This is a question about origin: "Where is someone from?"
The subject is ElyaaS, which is singular, so we use "is".
Answer: *is*

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3. Al Yazan lives ____ ____ Ibri.

✔ in
Wait — this says “____ ____ Ibri.” But it asks for ONE word only. That suggests there might be a typo in the sentence or formatting.

But looking closely: The sentence says “lives ____ ____ Ibri.” It has two blanks, but the instruction says "with ONE word only." So likely, it’s meant to be one blank, and possibly the second blank is a mistake.

But if we assume it's just one blank, then:

✔ in
👉 We use "in" for cities or towns: "lives in Ibri."

But since it shows two blanks, maybe it's supposed to be "in Ibri", but again, only one word is allowed.

So the correct single word to fill the blank is:
Answer: *in*

(If there were two blanks, it would be "in Ibri", but since only one word is allowed, we go with in.)

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4. ElyaaS ________ in Muscat now.

✔ lives
👉 Subject is ElyaaS (singular), and present tense: "lives in Muscat."
Answer: *lives*

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5. Let's go ________ the park.

✔ to
👉 We use "go to" + place: "go to the park."
Answer: *to*

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6. ________ did you go last week? I went to Muscat.

✔ Where
👉 This is a question asking about location.
Answer: *Where*

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7. Ali usually goes to school ________ seven o'clock.

✔ at
👉 Again, specific time → use "at".
Answer: *at*

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8. I ________ got one brother.

✔ have
👉 "I have got" = possessive structure.
In British English, "have got" is common.
Answer: *have*

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9. ________ Ali go to Salalah last summer? No, he didn’t.

✔ Did
👉 The answer is "No, he didn't" → so the question must start with "Did".
Subject: Ali (third person singular), past tense → "Did Ali go..."
Answer: *Did*

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10. These ________ Huda's shoes.

✔ are
👉 "These" is plural, so verb must be "are".
"These are Huda's shoes."
Answer: *are*

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✔ Final Answers:

1. at
2. is
3. in
4. lives
5. to
6. Where
7. at
8. have
9. Did
10. are

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📝 Summary of Grammar Rules Used:

- Prepositions of time: Use "at" for specific times (e.g., at 6 o’clock).
- Question formation: Use "is", "did", "where" depending on context.
- Possession: "have got" for ownership.
- Present simple: "lives", "goes", "are".
- Place preposition: "in" for cities/towns.
- Verb agreement: "These are" not "These is".

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