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DAV: Class VI English Practice Chapter 4: Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord)

DAV: Class VI English Practice

Chapter 4: Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord)

Worksheet 1

A. – No exercise

B. Choose the correct …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

1. A photographer prepares photographs.

2. A cook cooks food.

3. ..

4. ..

5. ..

6. ..

7. ..

8. ..

9. ..

10. ..

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Worksheet 2

Get into …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

1. Payal likes to ride bicycle.

2. Animals are very intelligent.

3. Have you ever been to Shimla?

4. ..

5. ..

6. ..

7. ..

8. ..

9. ..

10. ..

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Worksheet – 3

Following is an …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

Mr Vaid is an excellent speaker. He has been invited by various organisations to deliver talks on different topics. These organisations have even given him offers to stay abroad. However, Mr Vaid .. rejected those. He .. visited several countries in this context. He .. been to America, Europe, Australia, Japan and other countries. In fact, he .. been to Japan four times. Last time when he visited Japan, he stayed there for a couple of months. This is because he .. a special fondness for the Japanese culture and tradition. He .. brought back with him a lot of Japanese literature. These books .. enhanced his knowledge and understanding of the people of Japan. He @@ planned to take Mrs Vaid and their children with him when he goes there the next time.

Worksheet – 4

A. – No exercise

B. – No exercise

C. The present tense …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

1. Neither of the two brothers  /  very tall.

..

2. Neither Raghav nor Madhav /  a businessman.

..

3. Every one of those shirts  /  new.

..

4. Neither of them  /  qualified enough to teach in a college.

..

5. Each of the actors and actresses  /  to be given a special award by the President.

..

D. – No exercise

Worksheet – 5

No exercise

Worksheet – 6

Underline the errors …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

1.

Do Ananya play chess?

Does

 

No, she don’t; she plays tennis.

doesn’t

2.

Does you plan to stay here long?

Do

 

No, I doesn’t. I will be leaving in fifteen minutes.

don’t

3.

Why do he keep looking at the watch?

does

 

I doesn’t know. Maybe, he is waiting for someone.

don’t

4.

Do you participate in the discussion?

Did

 

No, I don’t. I kept quiet.

didn’t

5.

Do Mayur speak Bengali?

Does

 

He don’t speak much but he can read a little.

doesn’t

6.

Does Kavita and Savita study in the same class?

Do

 

No, they doesn’t, although they are twins.

don’t

7.

When do you go home last night?

did

 

I doesn’t go home. I stayed at my friend’s.

didn’t

Worksheet – 7 – No exercise

Worksheet – 8

Given below …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

Peter Belmont

Peter was born in Sydney, Australia. He is 25 years old. His mother is a doctor. He has two brothers. He @@ at the age of 12. He @@ University of California. He @@ studies. His last job @@ bank. He @@ as a spy for two years.

Worksheet – 9 – No exercise

Worksheet – 10

Add question tags …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

1. Kanu has invited her friends, hasn’t she?

2. Prateek does not like to miss his school, does he?

3. Yamini was not angry with you, was she?

4. ..

5. ..

6. ..

7. ..

8. ..

9. ..

10. ..

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Do It Yourself

1. In the given …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

(a) Planets revolve round the sun.

(b) Fish breathe through gills. (Hint: the plural of ‘fish’ is also ‘fish’.)

(c) ..

(d) ..

(e) ..

(f) ..

(g) ..

(h) ..

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2. Sudha is talking …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

Sudha

:

....

Kumudi

:

Yes,..

Sudha

:

I .. Vaibhav.

Kumudi

:

He ..

Sudha

:

He is quite well. Thank you. But ..

Kumudi

:

Don’t worry, these days many teenagers ..

Sudha

:

Well, I ..

Kumudi

:

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3. Read the poem …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

Living in a Paradise

There are a place across the ocean

is

Where there are sand for miles and miles

is

There people plays music

play

And everybody smile

smiles

You doesn’t need to have any money

don’t

And you don’t needs clothes

need

There aren’t much work to do

isn’t

Just watch as the ocean roll

rolls

There are a lot of time to relax

is

I longs to move to that place

long

Where there is no problems

are

And no one am ever bored.

is

----------------End of the chapter-----------------

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