Grammar 1000 for grade 2

SN Ranore Class School ES: se = Leanne Teoh B.A P.G.D.E © te Spas Sa EROS Tae See viện ae: es = HN © Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd ALL RIGHTS RESERVED No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the Publisher First Published 2020 ISBN 978-981-4859-01-1 Published and distributed by: Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd a member of Popular Holdings Limited (UEN 199607189N) 15 Serangoon North Avenue Singapore 554360 Tel: 6462 9608 Website: www.eph.com.sg Printed in Singapore This book has been specially written to provide intensive prac pupils and serves as a gauge of their knowledge of English grammar Through this book, pupils are able to record their progress and note their improvement when doing the exercises This book has 100 exercises designed to test pupils’ proficiency In grammar The first 80 exercises are grouped according to specific grammar components for focused learning The last 20 exercises serve as a form of revision This will help pupils fully understand grammatical and linguistic features that are relevant and required for pupils to achieve a strong grasp of grammar This book aims to strengthen pupils’ proficiency in grammar, which will help them in other key areas like writing and speaking This will result in them scoring better grades in their English Language examination Along with an improvement in their examination grades, it is hoped that they can also grow to be competent speakers and writers of the English language RR Se Rees NI 2: s a Ra aaa Soe Se ee RS Ee XS TK SEES Exercise 25 xế, Comparison 1080/0610 00) ‘ _ _ Này Exercise 30 Comparison of Adject ives se yee ATES uenc SảnTiện, Ni Revision 9#0eo02eecoesoewoee* Nouns jt È Proper Nouns STE = eess oS Ee eee Circle the proper noun(s) in each sentence | The pupils of Crescent Vale dressed in smart uniforms James ate too sweets many Primary are School a he is having Now, toothache ITlive along Richmond Avenue It is near my school My mother goes to Hale Supermarket to her grocery shopping During My Christmas, rich presents for everyone father has Mary bought to many countries like Brighton Park travelled Canada, Japan and Brazil Andy and tomorrow his brother are going to their new _ The children are wearing Chinese New Year _ Alfred fed each elephant one apple Mingli & window apologised © Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd to many Aunt Mr Farid for clothes for breaking his *“òoosseoose®oocb%o Nouns Singular and Plural Nouns ee an mea ete Fillin each blank with the plural form of the word class donkey bully PONY dictionary knife © Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd Fill in each blank with the plural form of the word qaircrad chil C ft f furniture rat sheep S tongue UNI iform lộ ; ff BGR i eee ins es ee se Ha ue wey House Pte Ltd SSS RPG ote © Edt icationa | Publishing Ooooosooossosebeeoo Nouns Singular and Plural Nouns i If the noun is singul orn mee ý TT oe EHS s ae ; write its plural form noun ts plural, write its singular form If the telephone house brick umbrella lake wire sharpeners erasers rulers hairs © Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd ~~ happened to you? 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