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Practice each question, then open the answer or worked solution.
Complete the questions with the words in the box –
Will Can What How Where When
1. _____________ is your name?
2. _____________ old are you?
3. _____________ do you play?
4. _____________ do you live?
1. ____What____ is your name?
2. ____How____ old are you?
3. ____When___ do you play?
4. ____Where___ do you live?
Tick ( ✔ ) the correct word.
Make sentences using the following words.
1. Is_______________________
2. Are______________________
3. Have______________________
4. Has______________________
5. Had______________________
1. Is: The name of my pet dog is Dolly.
2. Are: There are few children playing on the playground.
3. Have: I have two pencils and one eraser.
4. Has: Tom has a new toy bus.
5. Had: We had two classes in the morning.
Write five lines on My Pet.
Now let’s enjoy this poem.
The Wise Old Owl
A wise old owl lived in an oak;
The more he saw, the less he spoke;
The less he spoke, the more he heard.
Why can’t we all be like that wise old owl?
We cannot be like the wise old owl because he is an experienced fellow who has grown old and has seen the world more than us. He is a good listener and speaks less. He has the ability to analyse situations, which makes him a wise fellow.
Picture story
Look at the pictures and tell a story about The Talkative Tortoise.
The tale is about three good friends – two birds and a tortoise. The tortoise was a talkative fellow. One fine day all three of them decided to explore a new place. As the tortoise walks very slowly, the birds decided to take him with the help of a long wooden stick. They asked the tortoise to hold the stick with his mouth, and they would carry him by holding it. Soon the birds started flying, holding the stick from both ends. Suddenly, the talkative tortoise opened his mouth to talk to his friends. Unfortunately, he lost his grip and fell directly to the ground and died. The two birds were shocked to see their tortoise friend fall to his death.