English Grammar

This grammar section explains English Grammar in a clear and simple way. There are example sentences to show how the language is used.

Has Have Had Exercise for Class 4 CBSE with Answers PDF

• Has/Have/had use the past participle of the main verb.
• While converting present perfect sentence into interrogative, we use has/ have before the subject or in the beginning of the sentence.
• While converting past perfect sentences into interrogative, we use had before the subject or in the beginning of the sentence.

Presentation
Read the picture Story.

A. Answer the following questions as per the story.

1. What did mother ask the father? ___________________
2. What did father ask the mother? ___________________
3. What did father ask Peter? ___________________

B. Convert the interrogative sentences of the story into simple sentences.

1. Has Peter shown you his drawing? ___________________
2. Has he drawn something creative? ___________________
3. Have you ever participated in a drawing competition? ___________________

Has Have Had Exercise for Class 4 with Answers CBSE PDF

A. Write questions using Has/Have. The first one has been done for you.

1. they / finish / their homework – Have they finished their homework?
2. Suman / play / with / Rohit – ______________________________
3. the waiter / bring / the tea – ______________________________
4. Mita/pay / the bill – ______________________________
5. you / ever / write / a poem – ______________________________
6. you / correct / my mistakes – ______________________________
7. you / practice / speaking English – ______________________________
8. she / tidy up / her room – ______________________________
9. the boss / sign / the letter – ______________________________
10. Mary / shut / the door – ______________________________

B. Complete the questions using Had.

1. (what /you/say) ____________ before you opened the window?
2. (he/speak) ____________ to you before he called us?
3. (you/switch) ____________ off the lights before we left?
4. (you/take) ____________ the laundry inside when it started to rain?
5. (who/live) ____________ in that house before the Khans bought it?

This grammar section explains English Grammar in a clear and simple way. There are example sentences to show how the language is used.

Interrogatives Do Does Did Exercises for Class 4 CBSE with Answers

• We use Do/Does/Did for forming questions.
• It converts the assertive sentences into interrogative.
• Do/Does/Did are helping verbs.
• Do/Does/Did are used where i s/a m/a re/was/we re are not used as helping verbs.
• Do/Does is used in present tense to make Present Interrogative Sentence.
• It always comes with the base form of the main verb.
• Did is used in past tense to make Past Interrogative Sentence. It always comes with the base form of the verb.
• Do/Does/Did is used in the beginning of the sentence while making questions.
• Do ¡s used with I, We, They, You, Does is used with He, She, It.
• Did is used with I, We, They, You.

Presentation
Read the picture story.

A. Answer the following questions from the story above.

1. What did Mohit ask Rohit in the first para? __________
2. What did Mohit want to know about his English teacher? __________
3. What else did Mohit ask about the English teacher? __________

B. Rewrite the following interrogative sentences into assertive sentences from the story above.

1. Do you know your English teacher?
____________________

2. Does he teach you?
____________________

3. Where does he live?
____________________

Do Does Did Exercises with Answers for Class 4 CBSE PDF

A. Circle the helping verb (do, did or does) to complete the following sentences.
Example:
/ (do)/ did / does) wash my car on the weekend, do

1. We (do/did/does) create new inventions all the time.
2. He (do/did/does) cook for a living.
3. He (do/did/does) run every morning to stay in shape.
4. My parents (do/did/does) buy me all the materials for school.
5. He (do/did/does) cut wood for a living.
6. She (do/did/does) sew during class time.
7. I (do/did/does) watch the big game on television.
8. He (do/did/does) share a lot of information with me.
9. We (do/did/does) try our best last year.
10. The zebras (do/did/does) play with each other.
11. You (do/did/does) think you would get away with it.
12. She (do/did/does) compete very hard.
13. David (do/did/does) wash his new car yesterday.
14. We (do/did/does) eat fish in the early morning.

B. Make questions by adding helping verbs.

1. You/speak/English →
2. when / he / go / home →
3. they / clean / the bathroom →
4. where / she / ride / her bike →
5. Billy / work / in the supermarket →

C. Convert the following assertive sentences into interrogative.

1. Billy ate an apple.
2. The children played in the garden.
3. Laura came home at six o’clock.
4. The boy read a book.

This grammar section explains English Grammar in a clear and simple way. There are example sentences to show how the language is used.

Interrogative Exercise for Class 4 CBSE with Answers

• A sentence that asks something is called asking sentences. They are called Questions.
• Asking sentences always end in a question mark. (?)
• Asking sentences begin with question words like What, Who, When, Where and Why.
• Asking sentences may also be asked to get answers.
• Sometimes we form a question, by changing the order of the sentence by placing the verb in the beginning of the sentence.

Interrogative Exercise for Class 4 with Answers CBSE PDF

A. Make questions for the following sentences.

1. He is washing the car.
____________________

2. You are going home.
____________________

3. I am reading a magazine.
____________________

4. She was sitting on the chair.
____________________

5. Anil was carrying a heavy box.
____________________

6. They were playing football.
____________________

7. You were working in the shop.
____________________

B. Make questions with question words.

1. Matthew is making a mistake. –
2. Linda is knocking at the door. –
3. They are flying to Rome. –
4. I’m making the new tree house at the moment. –
5. She is driving the car carefully. –

This grammar section explains English Grammar in a clear and simple way. There are example sentences to show how the language is used.

Types Of Sentences Exercises for Class 4 CBSE with Answers PDF

• There are five types of sentences- Assertive or declarative. Negative, Interrogative, Imperative and Exclamatory.
• The declarative or assertive sentence merely makes a statement. It ends with full stop(.).
• The negative sentence expresses a negative statement, using not or never.
• The interrogative sentence asks a question. It ends with question mark(?)
• The imperative sentence expresses a command, order or request.
• The exclamatory sentence expresses a sudden emotion. It ends with an exclamation mark.(!)

Presentation
Read the picture story.

A. Read the following sentences and state their kind.

1. Please leave your footwear outside. ____________
2. Will you wait here? ____________
3. Where have you been all this while? ____________
4. We will not tolerate this. ____________
5. I am your friend. ____________
6. My sister lives in Mexico. ____________
7. What did you do then? ____________
8. Please be more careful next time. ____________
9. Never speak to me like that again. ____________
10. Always remember what I told you. ____________

B. Punctuate the following sentences and write whether they are Declarative, Interrogative or Exclamatory.

1. Do you like chewing gum ____________
2. Drew dropped his book ____________
3. My teacher likes to read ____________
4. What is your address ____________
5. Who is your teacher ____________
6. What a beautiful day ____________
7. I love this book ____________
8. An island is surrounded by water ____________
9. You won ____________
10. Computers are a great way to learn ____________

C. Change the assertive sentences into exclamatory sentences.

1. It is a very nice bird.
Exclamatory: ____________

2. It was the most exciting match.
Exclamatory: ____________

3. They were the most wonderful examples.
Exclamatory: ____________

4. The rose is a very beautiful flower.
Exclamatory: ____________

5. Rohit is a clever boy.
Exclamatory : ____________

D. Do as directed

1. Make the sentence a question: There is a window. ____________
2. Make the sentence negative: You saw his sister. ____________
3. Make the sentence a question: There are tools. ____________
4. Make the sentence negative: I looked through the window. ____________
5. Make the sentence a question: There is change. ____________
6 . Make the sentence negative: I wanted to help. ____________

This grammar section explains English Grammar in a clear and simple way. There are example sentences to show how the language is used.

Sentences Exercises for Class 4 CBSE With Answers PDF

• A sentence is a group of words in correct order that makes sense.
• Letters form words and words make the sentences.
• A sentence always begins with a capital letter and mostly ends with a full stop.
• A sentence always has two parts. They are called Naming part and Doing part.
• Naming part tells us about people, places, animals and things which is also called Noun.
• Doing part tells what a person, an animal or thing does which is also called Verb.
• Naming part is called the subject of the sentence.
• Doing part is called the predicate of the sentence.
• The subject tells us who or what the sentence is about.
• The rest of the sentence including verb is called Predicate.
  Example:
  
• The subject and verb in a sentence must match even when the tense of the verb changes.
• A singular subject must have singular verb.
  Example:
  I am a good student.
  Singular subject => singular verb
  In the above sentence, ‘I’ is a singular subject and ‘am’ is a singular verb.
• A plural subject must have plural verb. Plural subject = > plural verbs
  Example:
  We are good students.
  In the above sentence, ‘we’ is a plural subject and ‘are’ is a plural verb.
• The simple subject of a sentence, is the main word in the complete subject. It is always a noun or a pronoun.
  Example:
  Most birds can fly.
  Here ‘birds’ acts as a simple subject
• The simple predicate is the complete verb with in the complete predicate.
  Example:
  Most birds can fly.
  Here, ‘fly’ acts as a simple predicate.

Sentences Exercises for Class 4 with Answers CBSE PDF

A. Add a subject in each sentence.
Example:

• ____________ went to school.
  Answer:
  The students went to school.

1. ____________ walked to the assembly.
2. ____________ plays on the swings.
3. ____________ eats cereal in the morning.
4. ____________ sang happy birthday!

B. Add a predicate in each sentence.
Example:

• The children at the park ____________
  Answer:
  The children at the park kicked the ball.

1. The student ____________
2. The soccer player ____________
3. My mother ____________
4. My friend ____________

C. Underline the complete subject of each sentence. Write the simple subject on the line provided.

1. My class went on a field trip to a play ____________
2. My aunt Sarah rode the bus to visit us ____________
3. The library books are due on Friday ____________
4. Can you tell me your name? ____________
5. The yellow, gold and brown leaves are falling from the trees ____________
6. The principal’s brown and white dog lets us read books to it ____________

D. Underline the complete predicate of each sentence. Write the simple predicate on the line provided.

1. The red cup belongs to my friend Mary ____________
2. Jessica tore the wrapping paper into tiny pieces ____________
3. The swimming pool at John’s house flooded last year. ____________
4. The clouds floated peacefully across the blue sky ____________
5. Do you see that red and yellow butterfly? ____________
6. Our team won the game by six points! ____________