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The document provides information on various grammar topics including homophones, common and proper nouns, verbs, clauses, adverbs, past and present tense. Key points covered include the definitions of homophones, common and proper nouns, verbs, clauses and adverbs. Examples are provided to illustrate each concept as well as exercises for learners to practice identifying these elements of grammar.

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What have we learned so far?

Common Nouns Homophones

reading
Past tense Present tense
math
Proper Nouns adverb
verb
clause game
Homophones
•A. words that sound different but they
are written exactly the same.

•B. words that sound the same but their

spellings are different.
Choose the correct homophone pair

A.Can - can

B.Too- tour

C. See- sea
Look the the picture and write the
homophone
Look the the picture and write the
homophone
Look the the picture and write the
homophone
Look the the picture and write the
homophone
Look the the picture and write the
homophone
Look the the picture and write the
homophone
Common Nouns and Proper nouns
True or False

•Stand up for True

•Sit down for False
Proper nouns always start with a capital letter.
Common Nouns always start with a capital letter.
Proper Nouns can be days of the week, months of
the year and holidays.
Jenny is not a proper noun.
Verbs
• A. verbs are naming words like common nouns and proper
nouns.
• B. verbs are doing words like action.

• C. verbs are describing words like adjectives.

Find all the verbs below:
learn Work Jump

Wonderful sing Ms. Lisa

A city clean
play

hit
swing
sprint
Clause
Participant Process group Circumstance group

subject Verb
When
Where
How?
Find subject, verb and circumstance

The bird flew over the lake.

Participant Process group Circumstance group

The bird flew Over the lake

Find subject, verb and circumstance

The mouse hid under the fridge.

Participant Process group Circumstance group

The mouse hid Under the fridge

Find subject, verb and circumstance

Jennie lives near a river.

Participant Process group Circumstance group

Jennie lives Near a river

Find subject, verb and circumstance

We played in our garden.

Participant Process group Circumstance group

we played In our garden

Adverbs
How? When? Where?
Sadly Yesterday Here
Happily Today There
Carefully Tomorrow Over there
Fast Now Inside
late soon outside
HOW- WHEN- WHERE?

I ran inside because it was raining.

Inside

WHERE
HOW- WHEN- WHERE?

Rose accidentally cut her finger.

accidentally

HOW
HOW- WHEN- WHERE?

The bus will stop there.

there

WHERE
HOW- WHEN- WHERE?

The sea snail moves slowly over the

rock.
slowly

HOW
HOW- WHEN- WHERE?

I visited my friend yesterday.

yesterday

WHEN
HOW- WHEN- WHERE?