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प्रश्न
How would you feel if you saw unknown footprints outside your front door?
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उत्तर
I would feel very excited to see unknown footprints outside my front door. I would have told my elder sister about it and then started finding some clues about it.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
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Why did the Maharaja go into the kitchen in the afternoon?
No one had heard of or tasted avial before.
Word hunt
The bridegroom went to visit his ______.
Word hunt
He stayed the night ______ his in-laws.
When caught in the net the foolish birds began to weep.
Let’s play the clap word game.
Where the word produces one sound, clap once, as in ‘creep’. Clap twice if the word can be broken up into two syllables as in creeper, and thrice as in to-mo-rrow.
| creeper | struggled | tomorrow | geese |
| throw | foolish | possible | noticed |
| carefully | flapped | returned | evening |
| trapped | surprise |
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Rip was kind to children.
The short old man on the mountain was his constant companion.
Rip helped the old man on the mountains because he wanted to have a drink from the barrel.
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Why did the Barber take so long to shave the Sultan?
Why did the Barber want a lot of food?
A giant land animal ______
‘I shan’t pinch anyone anymore’. Shan’t means.
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| swing, sit, climb, lick, slid, kick. |
For example, Krishna is swinging.
- Mary _____________ up the slide.
- Hari ______ and boxing her.
- Little Bitoo ______ a lollipop.
- Rita _______ down the slide.
Imagine what the children will do in the playground tomorrow. You can take some hints from the words given in the box. e.g. John will play kabbadi tomorrow.
| Play | football | jump |
| race | badminton | run |
Read these sentences carefully.
I ate an apple.
A boy is standing under the tree.
The sun rises in the east.
A and an do not point out any definite or particular person or thing whereas, the is used when we speak of some particular person or thing. A, an, and the are called articles. Remember an is used before words beginning with a vowel a, e, i, u.
Now fill in the blanks with appropriate articles.
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- He saw ______ big crab coming towards him.
- I found ______ empty bottle, floating in the water.
- ______ sea creatures ate his food.
