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Worksheet: Functional Grammar
#### Q1. Fill in the blanks with suitable articles.
Instructions: Use appropriate articles ("a," "an," "the") to complete the sentences.
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a) She met with an accident last Wednesday.
- Explanation: "Accident" starts with a vowel sound, so we use "an."
b) She saw monkeys, a giraffe, and an ape.
- Explanation: "Giraffe" starts with a consonant sound, so we use "a."
- "Ape" starts with a vowel sound, so we use "an."
c) Our ship crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
- Explanation: "Atlantic Ocean" is a specific body of water, so we use "the."
d) May I have a cup of coffee and milk?
- Explanation: "Cup" is a countable noun, and it starts with a consonant sound, so we use "a."
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#### Q2. Fill in the blanks with 'is', 'are', 'has', 'have', 'do', or 'does'.
Instructions: Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentences.
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a) The boy does his work carefully.
- Explanation: "Does" is used because "boy" is singular, and the sentence describes an action he performs.
b) The men are repairing the bridge.
- Explanation: "Are" is used because "men" is plural, and the sentence describes an ongoing action (present continuous tense).
c) I usually do my homework in the evening.
- Explanation: "Do" is used because the subject is "I," and the sentence describes a habitual action.
d) Mrs. Sharma is our new Headmistress.
- Explanation: "Is" is used because "Mrs. Sharma" is singular, and the sentence describes her identity.
e) These pictures are without colours. Those pictures have beautiful colours.
- Explanation:
- "Are" is used because "pictures" is plural, and the sentence describes their state.
- "Have" is used because "pictures" is plural, and the sentence describes possession of colors.
f) Do this well and you will get a prize.
- Explanation: "Do" is used as an imperative verb, giving a command or instruction.
g) The book has many new words.
- Explanation: "Has" is used because "book" is singular, and the sentence describes possession of new words.
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#### Q3. Identify the nouns in the following sentences.
Instructions: Identify all the nouns in the given sentence.
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i) The children are going to the cinema.
- Nouns:
- Children: Refers to a group of people.
- Cinema: Refers to a place where movies are shown.
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Final Answers:
#### Q1.
a) She met with an accident last Wednesday.
b) She saw monkeys, a giraffe, and an ape.
c) Our ship crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
d) May I have a cup of coffee and milk?
#### Q2.
a) The boy does his work carefully.
b) The men are repairing the bridge.
c) I usually do my homework in the evening.
d) Mrs. Sharma is our new Headmistress.
e) These pictures are without colours. Those pictures have beautiful colours.
f) Do this well and you will get a prize.
g) The book has many new words.
#### Q3.
i) The children are going to the cinema.
- Nouns: Children, cinema
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Explanation of Concepts:
1. Articles:
- Indefinite Articles ("a," "an"): Used for non-specific nouns. "A" is used before words starting with a consonant sound, and "an" is used before words starting with a vowel sound.
- Definite Article ("the"): Used for specific nouns or when referring to something already mentioned.
2. Verbs:
- 'Is,' 'Are': Used to describe states or identities. "Is" is used with singular subjects, and "Are" is used with plural subjects.
- 'Has,' 'Have': Used to indicate possession or actions. "Has" is used with singular subjects, and "Have" is used with plural subjects.
- 'Do,' 'Does': Used to describe actions. "Do" is used with plural or second-person singular subjects, and "Does" is used with third-person singular subjects.
3. Nouns:
- Nouns are words that represent people, places, things, or ideas. In the given sentence, "children" refers to people, and "cinema" refers to a place.
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