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2016-17
Add es
If Consonant +y then If vowel + Y then
Words end in
to make plural
To make plural just
hissing sound( s, Remove Y and add add S
S
ss, ch, sh, x)
Bird birds
Chimney
Chimneys
Broombrooms
Branch
branches
Cherry cherries
Cowboy cowboys
Camelcamels
Box boxes
City cities
Day days
Desk-desks
Bush bushes
Diary dairies
Donkey donkeys
Doll-dolls
Dish dishes
Dictionary
dictionaries
Jersey jerseys
Egg-eggs
Dress dresses
Fairy fairies
Kidney kidneys
Flowerflowers
Witch witches
Lady ladies
Monkey monkeys
Fork- forks
Toy toys
gamegames
Glass glasses
Puppy puppies
Trolley trolleys
Story stories
Valley valleys
Nest- nests
Class classes
Strawberry
strawberries
Turkey turkeys
Ball balls
Tray trays
Spoon spoons
Lily lilies
Pen- pens
Jelly jellies
Eye eyes
Army armies
Boy boys
House houses
Cherry cherries
Window
windows
Road roads
Wall walls
Teacher teacher
Knife- knives
Man men
Echo echoes
Wife wives
Woman
women
Hero heroes
Thief thieves
Child
children
Tomato tomatoes
Leaf leaves
Ox oxen
Zero zeroes
Calf calves
Foot feet
Buffalo buffaloes
Elf elves
Tooth teeth
Mosquito
mosquitoes
Half halves
Goose geese
Mango mangoes
Wolf wolves
Mouse - mice
Life lives
Q.5 A Write plural for the following.
1. Mango- mangoes
2. Wolf- wolves
3. Foot-feet
4. Thief- thieves
5. Bus- buses
Q.5 B Write Singular for the following.
1. Spoons- spoon
2.
3.
4.
5.
Dishes- dish
Calves- calf
Potatoes- potato
Children child
MasculineFeminine
MasculineFeminine
MasculineFeminine
Bridegroom-bride
Buck-doe
Horse-mare
Drake-duck
King Queen
Peacock peahen
Emperor-empress
Boy-girl
Prince -princess
Lion Lioness
Hero-heroine
Gander-goose
Lion-lioness
Horse - Mare
Host-hostess
Rooster-hen
Cock Hen
Washerman
-washerwoman
Master-mistress
Grandfather-grandmother
Bull Cow
Husband Wife
Poet-poetess
Conductor-conductress
Uncle Aunt
Father-mother
Policemanpolicewoman
Ram-ewe
Tiger-tigress
Daddy-mummy
Fox-vixen
God-goddess
Actor actress
Duke-duchess
Sir-madam
Brother-sister
Author-authoress
Man-woman
Son-daughter
Waiter-waitress
Priest Priestess
5. Madam sir
Q.7 A. Underline the adjectives in the following sentences.
1. Akbar was a wise king.
2. London is a large, busy city.
3. The Rajputs are brave.
4. The rose is a beautiful flower.
5. Lions are strong animals.
6. The kind old man helped the poor woman.
7. The foolish crow tried to sing.
8. Good boys always speak the truth.
9. These small mangoes have a sweet taste.
10.Tarun is a happy boy.
11.Saniya is a sad girl.
12.An elephant is a big animal.
13.My mother is very pretty.
14.The hand has five fingers.
15.The second boy in the line is my brother.
16.There were sixty apples in the box.
17.There are two trees.
18.A tall boy is standing with a short boy.
19.A fat cow is eating grass.
20.A blue kite is flying in the sky.
21.It is a sunny day.
22.The grass is green.
23.Vinod is a tall boy.
24.A rectangle has four sides.
25.I bought pink frock.
Q.7 B. Fill in the blanks with adjectives in the following sentences from the given
bracket.
( cotton, black, seven, red, large, four, one , eleven, bright, long, kind, beautiful, wet,
sweet, cold, green, honest, beautiful, seventy four, five,)
1. There are _____________ days in a week.
2. During summer we wear ____________ clothes.
3. The tiger has ____________ strips on its body.
4. An elephant is a ___________ animal.
5. A square has ___________ sides.
6. There are ______________ players in a cricket team.
7. There are many stars but only ___________ moon in the sky.
8. Watermelon is green outside but _____________ inside.
9. The sun is __________
10.The cow has a _________ tail.
11.She helps others. She is a ___________ person.
Positive
Comparative
Superlative
Cheap
Cheaper
Cheapest
Clever
Cleverer
Cleverest
Loud
Louder
Loudest
Old
Older
Oldest
Rich
Richer
Richest
Short
Shorter
Shortest
Tall
Taller
Tallest
Slow
slower
Slowest
Thick
Thicker
Thickest
Fast
Faster
Fastest
Clean
Cleaner
Cleanest
Easy
Easier
Easiest
Flat
Flatter
Flattest
Heavy
Heavier
Heaviest
Hot
Hotter
Hottest
Noisy
Noisier
Noisiest
Simple
Simpler
Simplest
Thin
Thinner
Thinnest
Wet
Wetter
Wettest
Close
Closer
Closest
Large
Larger
Largest
Safe
Safer
Safest
Wide
Wider
Widest
Big
Bigger
Biggest
Dim
Dimmer
Dimmest
Mad
Madder
Maddest
Sad
Sadder
Saddest
Q.9
Underline
the
Interjections
in the
following
sentences.
1. Alas!
She is
dead
now.