Grade Grammar 1

1 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 1 Standard: An abbreviation is a short way to write a word, it should start with a capital letter and ends with a period. Examples of abbreviations: Mr. Marshall Dr. Lopez Ms. Jones Mrs. Primrose Mr. Dr. are titles that are abbreviations, notice the capital letter of each title and the period ending it. Days of the week and months can be abbreviated too. Examples: Monday (Mon.) Friday (Fri). Wednesday (Wed.) March (Mar.) April (Apr.) August (Aug.) October (Oct.) Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 2 abbreviation-days-of-the-week (1).

2 Pdf Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 3 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 4 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 5 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 6 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date.

3 _____ Class Work Homework 7 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 8 Standard: A possessive noun shows ownership. It tells who or what something belongs to. An apostrophe plus ('s) is used to form a possessive noun. Example of a possessive noun: Maggie's handbag is missing. The followings are some solved examples for you: Grammar Practice Teacher Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 9 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date.

4 _____ Class Work Homework 10 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 11 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 12 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 13 Standard: Remember that a plural noun means more than one person or thing and usually ends in (s) or (es).

5 A plural possessive noun shows that something belongs to more than one person or thing. Like singular possessive nouns, plural possessives also have an apostrophe in them. Examples of plural possessive nouns: the girls' lunch boxes the women's clothes Some plural forms of words such as women and mice do not end with an (s), so their possessive form is made by adding ('s). The followings are some solved examples for you: Grammar Practice Teacher Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 14 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date.

6 _____ Class Work Homework 15 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 16 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 17 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 18 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 19 Standard: An adjective is a describing word that tells about a noun.

7 Some adjectives tell about color. Some adjectives tell about size or shape. Example of an adjective: The kitten's fur is soft. The dog is big. The followings are some solved examples for you: Grammar Practice Teacher Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 20 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 21 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 22 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 23 Underline the Adjectives.

8 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 24 Standard: Some adjectives describe how something looks, smells, tastes, sounds or feels. Example of an Adjective for Senses: Sophie had seen that quilt. It was scratchy and drab. Scratchy tells how the quilt feels and drab tells how the quilt looks. Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 25 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 26 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date.

9 _____ Class Work Homework 27 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 28 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 29 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 30 Standard: Some adjectives tell how many, if you count how many in class are present, the number will be an adjective number word.

10 Twenty is a number word. A number tells exactly how many. Some tells how many, but it doesn't tell an exact number. Examples of Adjective Number Words: -There are twenty students in class today. Twenty is an exact number word. - Some students are absent today. Some tells how many, but it doesn't tell an exact number. Notice that Number words in the first three columns tell exactly how many, but the last column (some, many, most and all) do not tell an exact number. Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 31 Menese International Schools Grade 1 Date:_____ Class Work Homework 32 Menese International Schools