Grade 3 Term 2 Week 7 English Phonic er Wedneday worksheet | Live ... - Free Printable

Problem Explanation:

The task involves changing verbs into nouns by adding the suffixes -er or -r at the end of the verb. This is a common linguistic pattern in English where adding these suffixes to certain verbs creates a noun that refers to a person who performs the action described by the verb.

#### Part 1: Changing Verbs to Nouns
We are given five verbs and need to convert them into nouns by adding the appropriate suffix (-er or -r) and complete the sentences.

#### Part 2: Reading Words with "er" Suffix
The second part of the task is to read a list of words quickly, many of which contain the "er" suffix. This part is more about practice and familiarity with words containing this suffix.

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Solution:

#### Part 1: Changing Verbs to Nouns

1. A ______ bakes.
- Verb: bake
- Add "-er": baker
- Sentence: A baker bakes.

2. A ______ sings.
- Verb: sing
- Add "-er": singer
- Sentence: A singer sings.

3. A ______ works.
- Verb: work
- Add "-er": worker
- Sentence: A worker works.

4. A ______ paints.
- Verb: paint
- Add "-er": painter
- Sentence: A painter paints.

5. A ______ teaches.
- Verb: teach
- Add "-er": teacher
- Sentence: A teacher teaches.

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#### Final Answers for Part 1:
1. A baker bakes.
2. A singer sings.
3. A worker works.
4. A painter paints.
5. A teacher teaches.

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#### Part 2: Reading Words with "er" Suffix

This part is about practicing reading words that contain the "er" suffix. Here is the list of words for quick reading practice:

| mother | flower | weather | farmer | tower |
|--------|--------|---------|--------|-------|
| letter | baker | answer | teacher | rooster |
| summer | brother | soldier | feather | person |
| computer | father | danger | mixer | every |
| worker | sister | tiger | her | painter |

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Final Answer:

\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
1. & \text{ A baker bakes.} \\
2. & \text{ A singer sings.} \\
3. & \text{ A worker works.} \\
4. & \text{ A painter paints.} \\
5. & \text{ A teacher teaches.}
\end{aligned}
}