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I x X
fh dk [kk xk
fP dh [kh xh
F dq [kq xq
if dS [kS xS
nfs dkS [kkS xkS
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2 rh pk Nk tk >k
3 rp fp fN ft f>
4 rP ph Nh th >h
5 R pq Nq tq >q
6 R pw Nw tw >w
7 nr Nr
9 nrh Nrh
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2 lh Vk Bk Mk <k
3 lp fV fB fM f<
4 lP Vh Bh Mh <h
5 L Vq Bq Mq <q
6 L Vw Bw Mw <w
7 nl Nl
9 nlh Nlh
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r Fk n /k
ta tta tha tth
7 nj Nj
9 njh Njh
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i Q c Hk
pa fa ba bha
7 ng Ng
9 ngh Ngh
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ya ra la va ha ma na
1 ; j y Ok g e u
2 ;k jk yk Ok gk ek uk
3 f; fj fy Fo fg fe fu
4 ;h jh yh Oh gh eh uh
5 ;q jq yq Okq gq eq uq
6 ;w jw yw Owk gw ew uw
7 ;s js ys Oks gs es us
8 ;S jS yS oS gS eS uS
9 ;ks jks yks oks gks eks uks
10 ;kS jkS ykS okS gkS ekS ukS
sa ssha sha 1 l ‘k ‚k K
2 lk ‘kk ‚kk
4 lh ‘kh ‚kh
5 lq ‘kq ‚kq
6 lw ‘kw ‚kw
7 ls ‘ks ‚ks
8 lS ‘kS ‚kS
9 lks ‘ksk ‚kks
10 lsks ‘kSk ‚kkS
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1. Amala
2. Anitha
3. Amali
4. Aasha
5. Kala
6. Kamala
7. Kesavi
8. Kavitha
9. Geetha
10. Gowri
11. Bhararthi
12. Banumathi
13. Buvana
14. Bhavani
15. Malathi
16. Saritha
5 Kala
6 Kamala
16 Saritha
7 Kesavi
vki should be read as Mg; not ‘Mg
vke should be read as Mk; not ‘Mk ‘
If three letters come, it should be read as
dye should be read as fyk; not ‘ fyk’
TEST – 2
1. Bharat
2. Dinesh
3. Ganesh
4. Mahesh
5. Ramesh
6. Suresh,
7. Naresh
8. Rakesh
9. Harish
10. Rajesh
11. Sathish
12. Kamal
13. Vimal
vki vkB vkt vke vkx vksj vkSj ,d Mg; Ml; MI Mk; Mf; Xh; Xsh; Vf;
You eight today Mango/
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TEST -3
1. Abdul
2. Chennai
3. Jospin
4. Kaavya
5. Pushpa
6. Ramya
7. Shilpa
8. Swetha
9. Stella
10. School
11. puspa
12. Rasthe
13. Thiyaag
14. Ayodya
15. Bhagya
CHAPTER – 4[nfhk;G tUk; words]
For ‘ir’ we can not write half of ‘r’ . therefore they use ‘upper projection’[
kombu]
--fh;k
1. March
2. Moorthi
3. Urvasi
4. Nirmala
5. Chadurvedi
6. Sarvasva
7. Bhavardh
8. Prarthana
9. Karnatak
3 Urvasi
TEST –5[ f;u g;u k;u j;u ]
TRANCRIBE THE NAMES IN HINDI
1. Freeda
2. Gracy
3. Priya
4. Prema
5. Preethi
6. Prabakar
7. Prakaash
8. Pavithra
9. Praveen
10. Vickram
‚kdj ----------rq;fh;
vp ------ m Q;
vV ------ mz;l;
vr ------ me;j;
Sundar Senthil
vCk ------ mk;
10. November
1. IMPERATIVE SENTENCES(fl;lis thf;fpak;) FORMAT: For youngsters: Subject + Verb + X
nghpatHfSf;F : Subject + Verb + ,Na
nghpatHfSf;F : Subject + Verb + ,Na
Subject
Sentences Younger Elders
You come inside rqe vn^j vkvks vki vn^j vkb;s
You come here rqe ;gk vkvkss vki ;gk vkb;s
Come soon tyfn vkvks tyfn vkb;ss
Go outside Ckkgj tkvks Ckkgj tkb;ssssssssss
Go quickly tyfn tkvks tyfn tkb;sss
1 2 3 4 5
Inside
nghpatHfSf;F : Subject + complement + er + Verb + ,Na
Sentences Youngers Elders
Sentences Younger Elders
Don’t come inside rqe vn^j er vkvks vki vn^j er vkb;s
You don’t come here rqe ;gk er vkvkss Vki ;gk er vkb;s
Don’tgo outside Ckkgj er tkvks Ckkgj er tkb;sssss sss ss
PART-2( Take, eat ,give ,drink ,sing ,bring)
Verb
You (Elder) Eat Mg; fh,Na vki [kkb;s
Complementary
mango two
vke nks vke
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Eat two mangoes nks vke [kkvks nks vke [kkb;s
Eat banana dsyk [kkvks dsyk [kkb;s
You drink water rqe ikuh ihvks vki ikuh ihth;s (Exception)
You drink hot water rqe xje ikuh ihvks Vki xje ikuh ihth;s
Drink coffee dkfQ ihvk dkfQ ihth;s
Don’t drink coldwater BMk ikuh er ihvks BMk ikuh er ihth;s
Drink milk nw/k ihvks nw/k ihth;s
. Sing song xkhn xkvks xkhn xkb;s
TEST – 1 ( Imperative and Negative Sentences )
I. Translate the following in Hindi ( for Youngsters)
1. You come inside
2. You come here
5. Don’t sit on the table
6. Watch TV
7. Drink tea
10. Drink coffee
12. Eat mango
15. Go outside
16. Go quickly
19..Don’t come inside
20. Sleep some times
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SUBJECTS
/IT
THEY
ikk; `k
AUXILARY VERBS
IT/NAME
THEY
rqe vki og ; os
Endings gwW gks gS `Pk i`q;;;; i`q;;;; i`
i`q;;;;
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I am student We are teachers We are students
II person You are girl You are boy You are teacher You are man You are woman
III person He is aakash She is girl Ponni is girl Sandya is a student Divya is doctor
How is he ? ? Where is ravi? Where are they? ? Who are you? ?
QUESTION WORDS
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6. What is this?
7. It is book
8. Who is he ?
9. He is Ravi.
10. Who are they?
11. They are boys.
12. How are you?
13. I am fine
14. How is he ?
15. He is well
16. What is that?
17. That is dog
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I / YOU/ HE SHE/IT/NAME WE/YOU(elders)/ THEY
eS^ rqe og Ge ;vki os Fkk Fkh Fks
Sub + object +Auxilary Verb
5.we were in hotel ge; gksVsy es Fks
1 2 3 4 5
in
school
in
playground
in
temple
--
3. I was girl
5. I was student
6. He was boy.
10. Where was he?
11. Where were you?
12. Where was he?
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2 Present continuous
3 Present perfect tense
I have come
4 Doubt full present tense I may be coming 5 Present Habitiual tense I used to come
6 Simple past tense I came 7 Past continuous tense I was coming 8 Past perfect tense I had come 9 Doubtfull past tense I might have come 10 Past Habitiual tense I had used to come
11 Past conditional tense If I had come 12 Simple future I shall come
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4.1 SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
Examples
We, they sub verb Nj endings
we sing `k; fh(3)Nj i`q;;;; ge ; xkrs gS^ we drink `k; gPNj i`q;;;; ge ; ihrs gS^ we sleep `k; NrhNj i`q ge ; lksrs gS
She sub verb jp endings
She comes Nth Mjp i` og vkrh gS
She goes Nth Ihjp i` og tkrh gS
She eats Nth fh(2)jp i` og [kkrh gS
They come Nt MNj i`q;;;; os vkrs gS^
They go Nt IhNj i`q os tkrs gS^
They eat Nt fh(2)Nj i`q os [kkrs gS^
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1. I come
2. I go
3. I eat
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4.2. PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
To indicate the action which has started earlier but does not indicate whether it is completed or not
Sub + Verb + ( jgk / jgh / jgs) + (gwW gS^ gks gS^)
Sub + Verb + (BOY/ GIRL/PLURAL) + (gwW gS^ gks gS^)
Examples
TEST –4. 2 - PRESENT CONTINOUS TENSE
1. Rama is eating
2. I am going
3. They are doing
4. Rufina is sleeping
5. Father is writing
6. They are drinking
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(JUST COMPLETED PAST TENSE
To indicate the past action , which has been completed just now For Transitive verb
Sub+ Verb+ ;k / ;h / ;s+ gss
Examples:
SUBJECT VERB
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To indicate the action which is doubtful
Sub+ Verb+ rk rh rs + gksxk gksxh gksxs
They may earn money
os jqI;s dekrs gksxs
Mother may prepare food Ekk [kkuk cukrh gksxh teacher may not teach v/;kid ugh i<krs gksxs Servant may be returning
usksdj ySkV jgk gksxk
This cow may be giving milk
;g xk; nw/k ns jgk gksxk
Karim may be writing
djhe yh[k jgkgksxk
They may be climbing the hill os igkM ij p< jgsgksxs
She may be lighting the oven og pqygk tyk jgh gksxh
They may be talking
SUBJEC
TS
VERB
S
ENDING
rh (girl)
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4.5. PRESENT HABITUAL TENSE
To indicate the action which is habitual S+ V+ ;k Djrk djrh djrs + gwW gS^ gks gS( for present tense)
subjects verbs endings
TEST – 4.5 -PRESENT HABITUAL TENSE
I used to come We used to play You used to eat He used to play She used to drink They used to eat Meena used to sing
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( lkokU; Hkwrdky Lkdjed )
Intransitive verb is a verb which denotes an action whichdoes not
passes over to an object. ( come,sleep, run, cry, laugh, sit )
S+ V + ;k(boy) / ;h (girl)/ ;s (elders)
SUBJECTS
VERBS
Come Cry Sit
4. They slept - os Lkks;s 5. Meena ran - ehuk nkSMh
6. Rama read - i<k
7. He laughed - oggWlk
We went- ge; x;k [ in past tense tk becomes x;k]
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( lkokU; Hkwrdky vdjed )
Transitive verb is a verb which denotes an action whichdoes not passes
over to an object. ( eat, drink , write, said, speak )
S+ us + V + ;k (boy) / ;h (girl)/ ;s (elders)
og+ us = mlus
os+ us = mugksus
dg+ ;k =dgk
cksy+ ;k =cksyk
2. I ate dosai eSus <kslk [kk;k
3. We drankgeSus if;k
5. You said rqeusdgk
7. He spoke mlus cksyk
8. She spoke in Hindi mlusf nh cksyk
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
eat dhosai drink Hot water say write speak hindi [kk <kslk fi xje ikuh dg fy[k cksy f nh
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
buy Kill play see eat sing listen fruit [kjhn ekj [ksy ns[k [kk xk lqu Qy
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He killed mlus ekjk
They played mugksus [ksys
They ate mugksus [kk;s
SOME TRANSITIVE VERBS
TEST – 6 ( SIMPLE PAST TENSE )
I came
He cried
She sat
They slept
Meena ran
I ate
We drank
You said
You wrote
He spoke
He killed
They played
She saw
Meena Sang
Rufina read
Meera laughed
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1. PAST INDEFINITE TENSE ( TRANSITIVE VERB )
2. I saw 3. Rama read 4. We ate 5. Sita wrote a lesion 6. Servant purchased vegetables
2. PAST INDEFINITE TENSE( INTRANSITIVE VERB)
1. We stayed in hotel 2. Where did you stay? 3. They ran fast 4. The train arrived at right time 5. I went to delhi 6. I went 7. We played 8. we ate four bananas 9. He played 10. She drank coffee 11. They slept 12. Meena sang 13. Doctor saw viji yesterday 14. Police caught the thieves 15. How many rupees did gaja give to you?
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4.7. PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
To indicate the action which has started earlier but does not indicate whether it is completed or not
S+ V + (jgk jgh jgs) + ( Fkk FkZh Fks )
yMdk vk jgkFkk boy was coming
yMdh vk jgh Fkhgirl was coming
yMds vk jgs Fksgirls were coming
I was coming eS^ vk jgkFkk We were going ge; tkjgs Fks You were eatingrqe[kk jgs Fks He was playingog [ksyjgkFkk She was drinkingogihjgh Fkh They were sleepingoslksjgs Fks
Meena was singingehukxkjgh Fkh
TEST - PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
1. Sarala was reading the lesion 2. Mohan was playing outside 3. What were you doing there 4. The dog was running on the road 5. The girls were talking in the class
8. PAST PERFECT TENSE
To indicate the action which has completed S+ V+ ;k;h;s + + FkkFkZh Fks
yMdk vk;k+ Fkk boy had come
yMdh vk;h+ Fkhgirl had come
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SUBJEC
TS
VERB
S
ENDINGS
TEST - PAST PERFECT TENSE
1. My uncle had come yesterday 2. Where had your father been? 3. He had brought the book 4. We had reached the station in time 5. He had given me a book 6. I had come 7. We had played 8. You had eaten 9. He had played 10. She had drunk 11. They had slept 12. Meena had sung 13.
9. DOUBTFULL PAST TENSE( might have, would have)
To indicate the action which is doubtful
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yMdh vk;hgksxh girl might have come
yMds vk;s gksxs girls might have come
SUBJEC
TS
VERB
S
ENDINGS
plural, II person)
2 ge; tk
3 rqe ih
4 vki [kk
5 og xk
6 os lks
7 ehuk [ksy
I might have come eS^vk;kgksxk We might have gone ge;x;kgksxk[ in past tense tk becomes x;k] You might have eatenrqe[kk;kgksxk He might have playedog [ksykgksxk She might have drunkogih;hgksxh They might have sleptoslks;sgksxs Meena might have sungehukxk;hgksxh Examples
1. He might have gone to village
ogxkox;kgksxk [ tk +;k =x;k]
2. This girl might have told lie ;gyMdh B Ckksyh gksxh
3. You might have heard rqeus lqukgksxk
4. He might have forgotten ogHkwy x;sgksxs
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5. He would have written four letters mugksus pkj [kr fy[ks gksxs
6. Raja would have taken tea jktk us pk; ih;k gksxk
7. You might have seen this picture vkius ;g fp= ns[kk gksxk
8. How many rupees would he have borrowed mlus fdruk jqi;k m/kkj fy;sgksxs
9. That lady might not have taken bath og L=h ugh ugk;hgksxh
10. Mother would have prepared Ekk cuk;h gksxh
Letter- [kr prepare - cuk, not -ugh
TEST - DOUBTFUL PAST TENSE
1. He might have gone to village 2. Raja might have slept now 3. These coconuts might have come from village. 4. You might have seen him yesterday 5. He might have eaten two mangoes.
10. PAST HABITUAL TENSE
To indicate the action which is habitual S+ V+ ;kDjrk djrh djrs + FkkFkZh Fks ( for past tense)
yMdkvk;k djrk Fkkboy used to come
yMdhvk;hdjrh Fkhgirl used to come
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yMdsvk;sdjrsFksgirls used to come
3 rqe ih gwW gS^ gks gS
4 vki [kk
5 og xk
lks
TEST - PAST HABITUAL TENSE I used to come We used to play You used to eat He used to play She used to drink They used to eat Meena used to sing
11. PAST CONDITIONAL TENSE
To indicate the action which has completed S+ V+ ;k;h;s + rks +
vxj ;nh yMdk vk;krks
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subject vxj
TEST - PAST CONDITIONAL TENSE
1. If you had got up earlier , you would have seen train 2. If you had asked me , I would have helped you 3. If you had invited me I would have come 4. If she had taken the medicine, she would have recovered quickely. 5. If I had money, I would have given you 6. If he had not come this work would not have been completed 7. If they had reached in time they would have got the train 8. If you had gone by the car you would have reached earlier 9. If the cat had seen the rat, it would have killed it 10. If there was water in the tap, we would have finished our bath soon
1. If you have got up earlier you would have seen the sun rise 2. If you had asked me I would have helped you 3. If she had taken the medicine, she would have recovered quickely 4. If he had not come this work would not have been completed. 5. If the cat had seen the rat, it would have killed it.
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1. I shall come - ikk; MCq;fheS^ vkmwwwww wWxk
2. I shall go - ikk; IhCq;fheS^ tkmwwwwwwWxk 3. I shall eat - ikk; fhCq;fh;eS^ [kkmwwwwwwWxk 4. I shall sing - ikk; fhCq;fh eS^ xkmwwwwww WxkW 5.I shall drink - ikk; gPCq;fh eS^ ihmwwwwww Wxk 6.I shall sleep - ikk; NrhCq;fh eS^ lksmwwwwww Wxk
1. we shall come - `k; MVq;Nf - ge; vk,Wxs
2. we shall go - `k; IhVq;Nf ge; tk,Wxs ^
3. we shall eat - `k; fh(2) Vq;Nf ge; [kk,Wxs
4. we shall sing - `k; fh(3) Vq;Nf ge; xk,Wxs
5.we shall drink - `k; gPVq;Nf ge; ih,Wxs
6.we shall sleep - `k; NrhVq;Nf ge; lks,Wxs
1. He will come - Nth MVfh og vk,xk
2. He will go - Nth IhVfh og tk,xk
3. He will eat -Nth fh(2Vfh og [kk,xk
4. He will sing - Nth fh(3) Vfh og xk,xk
5.He will drink - Nth gPVfh og ih,xk
6.He will sleep - Nth NrhVfh og lk,xk
I shall come. - eS^ vkmwwwwww Wxk
We shall go - ge; tk,Wxk
He will Play- og [ksysxk
She will drinkog ih,xh
tomorro
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y
dks
1. I shall come
3. I shall come in the
evening
5. I shall go
tomorrow
9. I shall eat
12. I shall eat two bananas
13. We will sing
15. We will sing national song
16. He will drink
18. He will drink hot tea
19. He will drink milk
20. He will drink milk daily
21. He will drink cold water
22. They will sleep
24. It will drink
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25. Ramu will write
1. Where will you go tomorrow? 2. I shall go to mysore 3. What will you see in delhi? 4. She will not go to cinema today 5. They will drink coffee
SUMMARY :LESSON – 1- 12
I come S+ V +(rk /rs/rh +( gwW gS^ gks gS^ )
tense
I am coming S+ V +(jgk jgh jgs ) + +++ ( gwW gS^ gks gS^ )
3 Present perfect
tense)
I have come S+ V + ;k ;h ;s +( gwW gS^ gks gS^ )
4 Doubtfull present
tense
I may be coming S+ V+ rk rh rs + gksxkgksxh gksxs
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tense
I used to come S+ V+ ;k Djrk djrh djrs + gwW gS^ gks gS
6 Simple past tense I came S+ V + ;k/ ;h
7 Past continuous
tense
I was comming S+ V + (jgk jgh jgs ) + ( Fkk FkZh Fks )
8 Past perfect tense I had come S+ V+ ;k;h;s + Fkk FkZh Fks
9 Doubtfull past
10 Past Habitiual
11 Past conditional
If I had come vxj / ;nh S+ V + ;krks
12 Simple future I shall come S+ V + mwwwww wWxk /,xk / ,xh ,Wxsk
Eception : go
INTRANSITIVE VERB
TENSES EXAMPLE
I eat S+ V +(rk /rs/rh +( gwW gS^ gks gS^ )
tense
I am eating S+ V +(jgk jgh jgs ) + +++ ( gwW gS^ gks gS^ )
3 Present perfect
tense)
I have eaten S+ V + ;k ;h ;s +( gwW gS^ gks gS^ )
4 Doubtfull present
tense
I may be eating S+ V+ rk rh rs + gksxkgksxh gksxs
5 Present Habitiual I used to eat S+ V+ ;k Djrk djrh djrs + gwW gS^ gks gS
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tense
6 Simple past tense I ate S+ us + V + ;k/ ;h
7 Past continuous
tense
I was eating S+us+ V +(jgk jgh jgs) + ( Fkk FkZh Fks )
8 Past perfect tense I I had eaten S+us+ V+ ;k;h;s + Fkk FkZh Fks
9 Doubtfull past
10 Past Habitiual
11 Past conditional
If I had eaten vxj / ;nh S+ V + ;krks
12 Simple future I shall eat S+ V + mwwwww wWxk /,xk / ,xh ,Wxsk
4. POSSESIVE FORM(PRONOUN)
2 Our gekjk `hkuh
3 Your rqegkjk Jkhuh
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TEST-4 ( POSSESSIVE CASE, PREPOSITION – IN, ON)
1. It is my house.
2. It is our nation.
3. This is your book
4. That is his house.
5. They are his brothers.
6. My name is narmada
7. He is my father
8. She is your mother
9. Arun his brother
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19. Ii’s name is Tomy
20. Whose book is this?
21. It’s colour is black.
22. Whose building is this?
23. It is Raju’s pen.
24. His brother came.
25. His letter came
2 Us gedks `k;Nfh 3 To you rqedks Jk;Nfh
4 To you vkidks Mg;Nfh 5 His /
Him/her/it
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TEST- 5
2. Give us water.
4.
You go
Come here
2 For Negative Imperative er + vks / b;s Don’t go
Don’t eat
Don’t drink
3. Daddy we need pen also
4. Ican walk
7.
He is a good boy
His friend is also good boy
They never quarrel among them
WANT
Present tense :
S+ obj+ infinite+ pkgrk (boy)/pkgrs (plural)/ pkgrh ( girl) +gwW gks gS gS^
Past tense :
Past tense for transitive verb :
S+ us + obj+ infinite+ pkgrk(boy)/pkgrs (plural)/ pkgrh ( girl) + FkkFkZh Fks
og+ us = mlus
os+ us = mugksus
tk vk
4. When do you want to go home?
5. We want to stay here
6. They did not want to listen
7. They wanted to help you
8. I want to sleep
9. He doesn’t want to come
10. I want to see Tajmahal
Work
Make
cuk lp
1. I come inside - ikk; me;ju; Mjh `Pk; - eS^ vn^j vkrk gwW
2. I go outside - ikk; ghfh; Ihjh `Pk; eS^ Ckkgj tkrk gwW
3. I eat banana - ikk; Nfyh fhjh `Pk;;eS^ dsyk [kkrk gwW
4. I sing song - ikk; fpj;fhjh Pk eS^ xkhr xkrk gwW
5.I drink water - ikk; ghdp gPjh `Pk; eS^ ikuh ihrk gwW
6 we sleep at 9 o clock - `k;; nes gN[ NrhNj i`q;;;; ge; uSk Ckts lksrs gS^
1. We write lesson`k;; ghl; ypf;Nj i`q;;;; ge; ikB Yh[krs gS^
2. We play ball`k;; Nfe;j;Nfy;Nj i`q;;;; ge; xsn^ [ksyrs gS^
3. We buy vegetables`k;; jh;fhupahqfupj;Nj i`q;;;;ge rjdkjh;kW [kjhns gS^
4. We watch TV`k;; TV Njf;Nj i`q;;;; ge Vh oh ns[krs gS^
5. I ( girl) write lesson eS^ikB Yh[krh gwWe
6. I play ball eS^xsn^ [ksyrh gwWe
What
Do
3. What do you eat? rqe D;k [kkrk gks ?
TEST – 1 -SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
II.Correct the sentences
1. eS^ vn^j vkrk gS^ 2 ge; ^ Ckkgj tkrk gwW
3 eS^ dsyk [kkrk gS^ 4 eS^ xkhr xkrk gwW
5 eS^ us ikuh ihrk gwW 6 ge; uSk Ckts lksrs g
7.ge; ikB Yh[krs gS^ 8 ge ; us xsn^ [ksyrs gS^
9 ge rjdkjh;kW [kjhns gwW 10 geus Vh oh ns[krs gS^
III.. Translate the following in Hindi
1. She eats two bananas 2. We drink hot milk 3. I eat four dosai 4. They play ball in the playground 5. It eats mango 6. She prepares tea 7. He speaks truth 8. I read lesson 9. He does work 11. He comes inside 12. She goes outside 13. We eat banana 14. They sing song 15. Ram drinks water 16.They sleep at 9 oclock 17.I(girl) write lesson 18. She plays ball
19. Mummy makes tea.
20. He buys vegetables
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First he cleans his teeth
Then he washes his hand and mouth
Afterthat he takesbath and wears new dress
From 7 o clock to 8 o clock he reads lesson
Then he does breakfast
Afternoon he eats in the school itself
5 o clock he returns.
He studies well and he receives awards.
He goes to bed by 10 o clock
TEST-A [ simple past tense for transitive and intransitive verb, .simple present tense ,simple future tense ( lkokU; Hkwrdky Lkdjed , vdjed lkokU; ojREkkudky,lkokU;
Hkfo’;dky) Date: Name: I. Translate into Hindi ( 3 ½ × 10 = 35) 1. Raja plays now 2. Train will go to Mumbai 3. Latha sings in the radio 4. Boys ate banana 5. They came from Mysore 6. We slept soundly 7. Postman brings letter 8. She will drink tea 9. I shall come tomorrow 10. He brought food
II. Translate into English: ( 2 × 5 = 10)
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5. ehuk us xk;h
1. yMdk vk,xh
2. eS^ vkrk
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present tenses) Date: Name:
I. Translate into Hindi ( 3 ½ × 10 = 35)
1. Raja is playing now 2. Train might have reached Mumbai 3. Latha is singing in the radio 4. You might have brought my book 5. Train may be coming late 6. Boys were preparing for the examination 7. Kala might have come from Mysore 8. Usha was sleeping soundly
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9. In war lot of people might have killed 10. Postman may be bringing letter
1. oslksrs gksxs 2. ge; tkrkgksxk 3. og [ksyk gksxk 4. og [ksy jgk gS 5. rqe [kk jgs Fks
III. Identify the error ( 1 × 5 = 5)
1. rqe[kk gksxk 2.ogih;h gksx
3. og ih jgh 4 og[ksy jgk Fks
5og [ksy gksxk *****************
TEST-C ( just completed, past perfect, conditional past and habitual tenses)
Date: Name:
I. Translate into Hindi ( 3 ½ × 10 = 35)
1. Raja is playing now 2. Train might have reached Mumbai 3. Latha is singing in the radio 4. You might have brought my book 5. Train may be coming late 6. Boys were preparing for the examination
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7. Kala might have come from Mysore 8. Usha was sleeping soundly 9. In war lot of people might have killed 10. Postman may be bringing letter
1 oslksrs gksxs 2 ge; tkrkgksxk 3 og [ksyk gksxk 4 og [ksy jgk gS 5 rqe [kk jgs Fks
III. Identify the error ( 1 × 5 = 5)
1 rqe[kk gksxk 2.ogih;h gksx
3. og ih jgh 4 og[ksy jgk Fkk
1 .Good teachers are coming out
2 Teacher was teaching
4 He taught lesson
5 He took them
TEST-D
( simple future tense ( S+V pattern only), auxiliary verb ( am ,is ,are) with verbs : go,come,eat, drink, sleep and sing only noun: name, students, boy, girl, teacher, dog, question words: who, what, how, where, when ) I.TRANSLATE INTO HINDI:
1. I shall come
2. We shall go
3. You will eat
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5. He will sleep
6. She will sing
7. It will come
8. They will go
9. I shall drink
10. Boy will come
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1. Who are you?
2. How are you?
3. Where is he?
5. What is this?
6. I am boy
7. Meena is girl
8. It is dog
9. We are teachers
10. They are students.
1. HABITUAL TENSE
Present: I am in the habit of going to church everyday
Imperative: be coming here daily
Past: I used to take chappathi in delhi Future: hereafter we will go to school regularly
2. PAST IMPERFECT TENSE
1. Where were you yesterday ? 2. I was in the village yesterday 3. Kamala was not in the house 4. Where did you live formerly? 5. Joseph used to go to church every Sunday
3. PAST PARTICIPLE
1. This story is read by me 2. This song is heard by us
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3. Tajmahal is built with marble stone 4. People burn dried wood 5. Boiled water is good for health
CHAPTER - 4- VOICE ( active voice, passive voice , impersonal voice)
1 . Type – 1(past tense ) ACTIVE VOICE TO PASSIVE VOICE
To be removed : us dks ds dh
To be added ls x;k/ x;h Example:
1. jke us jko.k dks ekjk ----- jke lss jko.k ekjk x;k
2 jfo us ;g dke fd;k -- jfo lss ;g dke fd;k x;k
3. tkufd ;g fpVBh fy[kh ---- tkufd lss ;g fpVBh fy[kh x;h
PASSIVE VOICE TO ACTIVE VOICE To be removed x;k x;h lss
To be added us dks
jke lss jko.k ekjk x;k--- jke us jko.k dks ekjk
jfo lss ;g dke fd;k x;k- jfo us ;g dke fd;k tkufd lss ;g fpVBh fy[kh x;h tkufd ;g fpVBh fy[kh
Type – 2 (Future tense)
,xste;jhy; add “ ;h tk;sxh “ with verb For example ge jksfV Ckuk,xs ge lss jksfV Ckuk;h tk;sxhs
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Type – 4( Present tense te;jhy; )
PAST Verb + vk tkrk gS
f‚kdkfj f‚kdkj djrs gS f‚kdkfj ls f‚kdkj fd;k tkrk gS
eS^ [ksy [ksyrk gwW eq>ls [ksy [ksyktkrk gS
yMdk i= fy[krk gS yMdk ls i= fy[kk tkrkgS
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1. Kandasamy
2. Kuppusamy
3. Kumarasamy
4. Ramasami
5. Maadasami
6. Mayilsamy
7. Rangasami
8. Govindasamy
9. Munusamy
10. .Hariharan
11. Selvan
12. Alwin
13. Jagadesh
14. Kaandeepan
15. Chanthar
16. Paarthepan
17. ,Keerthika
18. keerthika
19. Sharmila
II. TRANCRIBE THE NAME OF THE PLACES IN HINDI (25)
1. puliampati
2. Madurai
3. Nemilicherry
4. pudukottai
5. Chennai
6. trichy
7. thirunelveli
8. Puduchery
9. Guindy
10. chrompet
11. Pallavaram
12. egmore
13. Salem
14. Coimbatore
15. villupuram
16. chitlapakkam
17. kaddalore
18. Palavapuram
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M[h gpah Map g`hh;
r;nrsj ; Nfh Njuh re;Nj\H Mah
ge;j;u ; Nfh MCq;fh Na f`; yhah
r;nrsj ; Nfh e Mah ge;j;u`; Nfh JH
jLg;ghNf K[;Nfh Jh Nd f;ah ghah
Nrhy ; Nfh gp
M[h gpah Map g`hh;
rj;u`; Nfh rk;N[fp rq; ;[Pl;L fah
ml;lhuf; Nfh jpy; Ll; fah
Nuh Nuh NrF[uh ik Nd cd;dP];
GPp]; Nfh jpy; Nf Lf;Nl PNa gP];
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