Phonics sound of A to z

 

Here is the phonics sound (basic pronunciation) of each letter from A to Z in English. These are the most common phonetic sounds associated with each letter, useful for early reading and phonics instruction:

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🔤 Phonics Sounds of A to Z:

Letter	Phonic Sound	Example Word
A	/æ/	ant
B	/b/	bat
C	/k/	cat
D	/d/	dog
E	/ɛ/	egg
F	/f/	fish
G	/g/	goat
H	/h/	hat
I	/ɪ/	ink
J	/ʤ/	jet
K	/k/	kite
L	/l/	lion
M	/m/	map
N	/n/	net
O	/ɒ/ or /ɑː/	ox
P	/p/	pen
Q	/kw/	queen
R	/r/	rat
S	/s/	sun
T	/t/	top
U	/ʌ/ or /ə/	up
V	/v/	van
W	/w/	web
X	/ks/	box
Y	/j/ or /ɪ/	yak / funny
Z	/z/	zebra

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Work sheet with pronouns class 5 th

 

Here is a simple Class 5 English worksheet on Pronouns that you can use for practice or teaching:

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Class 5 English Worksheet: Pronouns

Name: ____________          Date: ____________

I. Choose the correct pronoun and fill in the blanks:

1. This is my book. ___ is new. (It / He / She)
2. Rina is my friend. ___ is very kind. (He / She / It)
3. Raj and I are playing. ___ are best friends. (They / We / He)
4. Look at the cat. ___ is sleeping. (It / He / She)
5. My parents are teachers. ___ work very hard. (They / We / He)

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II. Replace the underlined words with pronouns:

1. The boy is running fast. → __________
2. Anita and I are going to the market. → __________
3. The apples are fresh. → __________
4. Ravi is my brother. → __________
5. The dogs are barking loudly. → __________

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III. Circle the pronouns in the sentences:

1. She is reading a book.
2. We will go to the zoo tomorrow.
3. They are dancing in the hall.
4. He is my uncle.
5. It is raining outside.

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IV. Write a short paragraph using at least 5 pronouns:

(Your own paragraph)

 

Here’s a simple grammar lesson for Class 5 students, along with a worksheet to practice. The topic is "Nouns", a foundational grammar concept.

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Grammar Topic: Nouns

What is a Noun?

A noun is a word that names a person, place, animal, thing, or idea.

Types of Nouns:

1. Proper Noun – Names a specific person or place. (e.g., Ravi, India)
2. Common Noun – Names a general person or thing. (e.g., boy, country)
3. Collective Noun – Names a group of things or people. (e.g., team, flock)
4. Abstract Noun – Names something you cannot see or touch. (e.g., honesty, joy)
5. Material Noun – Names a material or substance. (e.g., gold, water)

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Worksheet: Nouns (Class 5)

A. Identify the Nouns

Underline the nouns in the following sentences:

1. The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
2. Ravi went to the park.
3. Honesty is the best policy.
4. The team won the match.
5. She drank a glass of water.

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B. Classify the Nouns

Write whether the underlined noun is Common, Proper, Collective, Abstract, or Material.

1. India is a beautiful country.
2. The flock of birds flew away.
3. Gold is a precious metal.
4. Her kindness touched my heart.
5. The boy read a book.

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C. Fill in the Blanks with Nouns

Choose a suitable noun to complete the sentence.

1. My _______ is very friendly. (Hint: a pet)
2. They went to the _______ for vacation.
3. He showed great _______ in difficult times.
4. A _______ of sheep was grazing.
5. She bought a necklace made of _______.

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Class 5 th students worksheet of Noun

 

Here’s a simple grammar lesson for Class 5 students, along with a worksheet to practice. The topic is "Nouns", a foundational grammar concept.

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Grammar Topic: Nouns

What is a Noun?

A noun is a word that names a person, place, animal, thing, or idea.

Types of Nouns:

1. Proper Noun – Names a specific person or place. (e.g., Ravi, India)
2. Common Noun – Names a general person or thing. (e.g., boy, country)
3. Collective Noun – Names a group of things or people. (e.g., team, flock)
4. Abstract Noun – Names something you cannot see or touch. (e.g., honesty, joy)
5. Material Noun – Names a material or substance. (e.g., gold, water)

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Worksheet: Nouns (Class 5)

A. Identify the Nouns

Underline the nouns in the following sentences:

1. The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
2. Ravi went to the park.
3. Honesty is the best policy.
4. The team won the match.
5. She drank a glass of water.

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B. Classify the Nouns

Write whether the underlined noun is Common, Proper, Collective, Abstract, or Material.

1. India is a beautiful country.
2. The flock of birds flew away.
3. Gold is a precious metal.
4. Her kindness touched my heart.
5. The boy read a book.

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C. Fill in the Blanks with Nouns

Choose a suitable noun to complete the sentence.

1. My _______ is very friendly. (Hint: a pet)
2. They went to the _______ for vacation.
3. He showed great _______ in difficult times.
4. A _______ of sheep was grazing.
5. She bought a necklace made of _______.

Class 4 students Grammar worksheet

 

Here’s a simple Grammar Lesson for Class 4 students, along with a worksheet you can print or use directly.

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Grammar Lesson: Nouns

What is a Noun?

A noun is the name of a person, place, animal, or thing.

Examples:

• Person: teacher, doctor, girl
• Place: school, park, India
• Animal: lion, dog, cat
• Thing: book, pencil, ball

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Worksheet: Identify the Nouns

Part A: Underline the nouns in each sentence.

1. The dog barked loudly.
2. She went to the market.
3. My father drives a car.
4. The elephant is very big.
5. I read a book at night.

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Part B: Write 2 nouns for each category.

Category	Your Nouns
Person	____________, ____________
Place	____________, ____________
Animal	____________, ____________
Thing	____________, ____________

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Part C: Fill in the blanks with correct nouns.

1. The ________ is reading a book. (person)
2. We saw a ________ at the zoo. (animal)
3. I keep my pencils in a ________. (thing)
4. They are going to the ________. (place)

Class 3 students Grammar with worksheet

 

Here's a simple Class 3 English Grammar overview with a sample worksheet for practice:

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Class 3 Grammar Topics

1. Nouns – Naming words (person, place, animal, thing)
2. Pronouns – Words that replace nouns (he, she, it, they)
3. Verbs – Action words (run, eat, play)
4. Adjectives – Words that describe nouns (tall, red, happy)
5. Prepositions – Words that show position (in, on, under, over)
6. Conjunctions – Joining words (and, but, or)
7. Tenses – Simple present, past, and future
8. Punctuation – Use of capital letters, full stops, commas, and question marks

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Grammar Worksheet for Class 3

Part A: Nouns

Underline the nouns in the sentences:

1. The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
2. My mother baked a cake.
3. The garden has many flowers.

Part B: Pronouns

Replace the underlined words with the correct pronoun:

1. Ravi is reading a book. → ______ is reading a book.
2. Rita and I are playing. → ______ are playing.

Part C: Verbs

Circle the verbs in the sentences:

1. The dog barks at night.
2. She jumps over the rope.
3. We sing a song.

Part D: Adjectives

Underline the adjectives:

1. He has a red balloon.
2. The tall boy runs fast.
3. I saw a beautiful bird.

Part E: Prepositions

Fill in the blanks with: in, on, under, or over

1. The ball is _____ the box.
2. The book is _____ the table.
3. The bird flew _____ the tree.

Part F: Conjunctions

Fill in the blanks with: and, but, or

1. I like apples _____ oranges.
2. She is tired _____ happy.
3. Would you like tea _____ coffee?

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Class 2 second grade students basic grammar with worksheet

 

Here's a simple Grammar Lesson suitable for Class 2 (Second Grade) students, along with a worksheet. The focus is on basic grammar concepts like nouns, verbs, adjectives, and punctuation.

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Grammar Lesson: Basic Concepts for Class 2

1. Nouns

• A noun is a name of a person, place, animal, or thing.
  Examples: Riya, school, dog, ball

2. Verbs

• A verb is an action word.
  Examples: run, eat, jump, sleep

3. Adjectives

• An adjective is a word that describes a noun.
  Examples: big dog, red apple, happy girl

4. Punctuation

• Start sentences with a capital letter.
• End with a full stop (.), question mark (?), or exclamation mark (!).

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Grammar Worksheet for Class 2

Part A: Circle the Nouns

1. The cat is on the mat.
2. Riya plays with a doll.
3. We go to the park.

Part B: Underline the Verbs

1. The dog runs fast.
2. They eat mangoes.
3. I read a book.

Part C: Match the Adjectives to the Nouns

Adjectives	Nouns
sweet	apple
tall	giraffe
soft	pillow

Part D: Punctuation Practice Add capital letters and punctuation marks.

1. my name is rahul
2. where is my bag
3. wow it is so big

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Class first grammar worksheet

 

Here is a simple Grammar Worksheet for Class 1 students. You can print it or use it as practice at home or in class.

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Class 1 Grammar Worksheet

Name: _____________    Date: _____________

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1. Circle the Nouns (naming words):

dog run school happy apple jump girl

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2. Fill in the blanks with Pronouns:

(he, she, it, they)

1. This is my brother. ___ is playing.
2. This is my mother. ___ is cooking.
3. This is my book. ___ is red.
4. John and I are friends. ___ play together.

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3. Match the Action Words (Verbs):

A	B
eat	a ball
jump	food
read	a book
throw	high

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4. Choose the correct Article (a, an):

1. ___ apple
2. ___ dog
3. ___ elephant
4. ___ ball

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5. Write the Opposites:

1. Hot – ______
2. Big – ______
3. Happy – ______
4. Up – ______

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6. Tick the correct sentence:

• [ ] the cat is sleeping
• [ ] The cat is sleeping.
• [ ] the Cat is Sleeping

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7. Write One and Many:

1. One: cat → Many: __________
2. One: book → Many: __________
3. One: tree → Many: _________

Grammar for class First student

 

For a 1st-grade student, grammar should be introduced in a fun and simple way. Here’s a basic grammar outline suitable for 1st-grade level:

Basic Grammar Topics for Class 1:

1. Alphabets

   • Capital and small letters
   • Alphabetical order

2. Nouns

   • Naming words (person, place, animal, thing)
   • Examples: boy, school, dog, book

3. Pronouns

   • Words used instead of nouns
   • Examples: I, he, she, it, we, you, they

4. Verbs

   • Action words
   • Examples: run, jump, eat, sleep

5. Adjectives

   • Describing words
   • Examples: big, small, happy, red

6. Articles

   • a, an, the
   • Use "a" before consonant sounds (a cat), "an" before vowel sounds (an apple)

7. Prepositions (basic)

   • Words that show position
   • Examples: in, on, under, behind

8. Sentences

   • Begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop
   • Example: The cat is on the mat.

9. Opposites

   • Hot–cold, big–small, happy–sad

10. Singular and Plural

• One vs. more than one
• cat – cats, dog – dogs