Assignments (Grammar)

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All the links to assignments are attached herewith.

Please feel free to download and start solving for your practice and revision.

1. The first assignment is on the chapter, 'Articles'.

Click here→ Articles

2. The second assignment is on the chapter, 'Tense'.

Click here→ Tense

3. The third assignment is on the chapter, 'Voice'.

Click here→ Voice (This assignment carries 10 mark for Grade VIII for Second Terminal Examination- 2082 B.S.)

4. The fourth assignment is about 'Letter Writing'. Go through this post and do the given assignments.

Click here→ Letter (This assignment also carries 10 marks for Grade VIII for Second Terminal Examination- 2082 B.S.)

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Hello Everyone! Welcome to the English Learning Blog! The space is created especially for English Learners and my students to learn, practice and enjoy English. Here, you shall find notes, worksheets, activities and fun tasks that will help you improve your reading, writing, vocabulary and grammar skills. Let's learn together to make it easier and interesting! Here's a quick task for you to begin with: I have 5 words: pencil, rain, monkey, window, laugh. I make a sentence out of it: I laughed at the monkey which was tapping a pencil against the window trying to catch the dripping rain. Now you can try with the words given below: butterfly, whisper, yellow, mountain, secret

ARTICLES

English has two types of articles : 1. Indefinite Articles: a , an Used to talk about something non-specific or mentioned for the first time. 🟦 Use a Before words that start with a consonant sound . a book a dog a university (starts with /juː/ → consonant sound) a European country 🟦 Use an Before words that start with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u). an apple an hour (silent h → vowel sound) an umbrella an idea When to use a/an When the exact thing is not known to the listener “I saw a man in the park.” When mentioning something for the first time “She bought a laptop.” 2. Definite Article: the Used for specific people, places, or things known to both speaker and listener. 🟩 Use the when: ✔ The thing is already mentioned “I saw a movie. The movie was exciting.” ✔ There is only one the sun, the moon, the sky ✔ Both people know which one “Close the door.” (the only door) ✔ With superlatives ...

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