Grammar Book 1
Third Grade
Index
• Personal pronouns
• Verb to be
• Questions verb “to be”
• Contractions
• Prepositions
• Action verbs
• Present simple
• Past tense
• Statements and questions
• Commands and exclamations
• Adverbs
Pronouns
What is a noun?
A word that names a person, place, thing
or animal.
What is a pronoun?
A word that takes the place of a noun.
Personal pronouns
• Subject pronouns are
pronouns that take the place
of a subject.
• Subjects are the part of
sentence that do the action.
• The subject pronouns are:
Personal pronouns
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• http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/pronouns/personal_pronouns.htm
• http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/grammar-games/pronouns
• http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/pronouns/exercises
• http://www.eslgamesplus.com/subject-object-pronouns-game/
• http://chagall-col.spip.ac-rouen.fr/IMG/didapages/pronouns/index.html
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treasure-hunt
• http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=6800
Present simple verb “To be”
SINGULAR PLURAL
• I am
• You are • We are
• He is • You are
• She is • They are
• It is
Let’s have some fun!
• Song
• Practise
• Practise some more
Verb “to be” questions
How do we turn a statement into a question?
We use the cross rule: Swap the verb and the subject
Peter is handsome.
Is Peter handsome?
Contractions
Let’s see how to do it!
I am • I’m
You are • You’re
He is • He’s
She is • She’s
It is • It’s
We are • We’re
They are • They’re
I am going home.
A ‘Am going home.
B Im going home.
C I’m going home.
You are pretty.
A You’are pretty.
B Y’re pretty.
C You’re pretty.
He is a good student.
A Hes’ a good student.
B Hes a good student.
C He’s a good student.
She is smart.
A Sh’es smart.
B Shes smart.
C She’s smart.
It is a dog.
A Its a dog.
B Its’ dog.
C It’s a dog.
We are at home.
A We’are at home.
B W’are at home.
C We’re at home.
They are happy.
A The’re happy.
B They’are happy.
C They’re happy.
Let’s play!
• Memory game
• Pick the right choice
• Break it up
• Write the two words
• Write the contraction
• Fly by
Prepositions
• Vocabulary: Memory game (picture to word), Shoot
out!
• Questions: English carnival, Treasure chest and Slap.
• Spelling game: Collect the stars
Verbs
What is a verb?
A verb is an action word.
Action verbs
Let’s play!
• Baloon game
• Verbs in space
• Test your memory
• Click on the correct sentence
• Click on the verbs
Add an “s” for girls and boys
No “s” “s”
I drink
You drink He drinks
We drink She drinks
You drink It drinks
They drink
Using “es” verbs
No “s” “s”
I catch
You catch He catches
We catch She catches
You catch It catches
They catch
He jump jumps very high
She read reads a story
It run runs to the park
Sam talk talks to the teacher
Bobby write writes a letter
Fluffy eat eats a bone
Let’s play
• Join the pronouns with the right phrase
• Basketball 3rd person
• “S” or no “s”
• Write the 3rd person form
• Multiple excersises
Action verbs in the past
Yesterday Today
I walked I walk
I painted I paint
I watched I watch
Let’s practise
• Speedword
• MES English
• English exercises
• Adele’s corner
Punctuation
Statements and questions
What is a statement?
A statement is a “telling” sentence. It gives us information
and it’s followed by a period or a stop (.)
What is a question?
A questions is an “asking” sentence. It asks for
information and it’s followed by a question mark (?)
Commands and exclamations
What is a command?
A command is a sentence that tells you to do something
or gives you an order. It’s followed by a period (.)
What is an exclamation?
An exclamation is a sentence that shows excitement or
strong feeling. It’s followed by an exclamation point (!)
Let’s play
• Ask your question
• Alien punctuation
• Sentence splat
• Punctuation paintball
Adverbs
Now, yesterday,
When? tomorrow, soon…
Here, there,
Where? everywhere, inside…
Quickly, slowly,
How? happily, sadly…
Let’s play.
• Order the sentence
• Order the sentence II
• Pick the adverb
• Identify the adverb
• Adverbs of frequency British Council
• Rally
• Match the best adverb
• Match the verb adverb II
• Virtual grammar lab
• Speedword form the adverb
