Vocabulary

Antonym: opposite words

Words Antonym Words Antonym

Accept Refuse Vanish Appear

Alarm Comfort True False

Ancient Modern Strong Weak

Asleep Awake Solid Liquid

Bare Covered Slavery Freedom

Best Worst Sink Float

Bitter Sweet Shiny Dull

Cause Effect Private Public

Cease Begin Individual Group

Combine Separate Loose Tight

Copy Original Gather Scatter

Crooked Straight Fancy Plain

Dead Alive Exit Entrance

Double Single Evil Good

Empty Full
Synonym: different words but same meaning

Words Synonym Words Synonym

Accomplish Achieve Center Middle

Admit Confess Child Kid

Assist Help Choose Select

Awful Terrible Complete Finish

Begin Start Delicious Yummy

Big Large Depart Leave

Buy Purchase Difficult Hard

End Finish Fool Idiot

Enormous Huge Enjoyment Fun

Fast Quick Garbage Trash

Gather Collect Thought Idea

Present Gift Interesting Exciting

Excellent Good Kind Helpful

Help Assist Laugh Giggle

Listen Hear Mistake Error

Occur Happen Page Sheet

Old Ancient Beautiful Pretty

Opportunity Chance Peaceful Quiet

Quiet Silent Reject Deny

Rest Relax Rich Wealthy

Coarse Rough Sad Unhappy

Round Circle Rug Carpet

Scared Afraid Ask Enquire

Embarrassed Shy Blend Mix

Sick Ill Sincere Honest

Slim Thin Small Tiny

Smart Clever Taxi Cab

Trust Believe Unfortunate Unlucky

Value Worth Want Desire

Wonderful Amazing Write Record

Writer Author Wrong Incorrect

 Free hand writing

Me and others

 Let me introduce myself...

 My sister/brother

 My father's/mother's job

 My best friend

 People I like

 Problems of young people

 What I think about fashion

 My strangest dream

 Who can be a hero?

 Would you do any voluntary activity?

My world

 My home town

 Which do you prefer - city life or country life?

 Holidays at home or abroad?

 I'm happy when...

 If I had a million dollars...

 Living as a teenager in my country

Hobbies and leisure

 My hobbies and interests

 My favourite pop group

 My favourite sport

 An interesting weekend
 An interesting film/book

 My last holidays in...

 Plans for my next holidays

 I have a dangerous hobby

brood fleet library litter tuft flight batch bunch

Noun
1. Use a collective noun from the box to fill each space.

a. A __________ of aircraft
b. A __________ of cakes
c. A __________ of grass
d. A __________ of grapes
e. A __________ of ships
f. A __________ of puppies
g. A __________ of chicks
h. A __________ of book

2. Add a collective noun from the box to complete each sentence.

Bouquet hail gaggle pride staff plague

a. On our farm we have a ________ of geese.

b. The gangster dropped in a ________ of bullets.
c. The bride carried a ________ of flowers.
d. A ________ of grasshoppers devoured the lawn.
 e. A ________ of lions dozed under the trees.
f. My mom’s company has a large _______.
3. Write the proper noun from the box beside the matching common noun below.
September nile Tuesday Henry Hudson Miami Japan
a. Country _______
b. Month _________
c. Explorer ________
d. River ________
e. Day ________
f. City ________
4. Use the proper nouns in the box to complete the story.
Vanessa Monday Long Beach April Good Friday Tony San Francisco
California Seahawk
On _______ the eighth of ______, two students, a girl named ______ and a boy
named ______, left the seaside city of _______ in _______ to sail a yachi named
_______ down the coast to _______. They arrived safely on _____, much to the
relief of their parents.
5. Complete the sentence by making a noun from the word in parentheses.
a. We placed an _______ in the newspaper. (advertise)
b. The _______ took place in a nearby church. ( marry)
c. Our teacher asked our daily ________. (attend)
d. Ian’s _______ has been much better this quarter. (behave)
e. They had to make an important _______. (decide)
f. The teacher gave us a lot of _______. (encourage)
6. Complete the sentence by making a noun from the word parentheses.
a. It was with great _______ we said goodbye. (sad)
b. The firefighter was awarded for her _______. (brave)
c. We sat in the ______ of the shade. (cool)
d. There was a lot of _______ between the two teams. (bitter)
e. We gasped at the ______ of the mountains. (beautiful)
f. We were not sure what ______ he was suffering from. (sick)
 7. Make nouns from each of words given below.
a. Punish a severe _________
b. Invent a clever _________
c. Friendly a good __________
d. Appear an untidy _________
e. Weigh a heavy ________
f. Lose a sad _________
8. Rewrite the following to show possession.
a. The dress of the girl _________
b. The stripes of the tiger ________
c. The pencil of the boy _______
d. The handbags of the lady ________
e. The leaves of the tree ________
f. The petals of the flower _______
g. The antics of clown _______
h. The uniform of the police officer _______
9. Now rewrite the following to show possession.
a. The dresses of the girls _________________
b. The ears of the donkeys _________________
c. The books of the men __________________
d. The saddles of the horses ________________
e. The houses of the women ________________
f. The pencils of the boys _________________
g. The nests of the birds __________________
h. The ship of the sailors _________________

Pronoun

1. Rewrite each sentence, replacing the underline words with a pronoun.

a. The lady said that the lady was leaving now.
b. When the dog stopped barking, it went back to the dog’s kennel.
c. The teacher told them that the teacher wanted them to work harder.
d. The puppies whimpered when the puppies were hungry.
e. The queen dismissed the queen’s servants.
f. Tom’s father asked Tom to cut the wood.
2. Add a possessive pronoun to complete each sentence.
Yours theirs hers his mine ours its
a. This dog belongs to him. This dog is ________.
b. The book belongs to Sally. This book is _______.
c. This cup belongs to me. This cup is _________.
d. We must take responsibility. The responsibility is __________.
e. The horses belong to them. The horses are ________.
f. The pen belongs to you. This pen is ________.
g. This collar belong to the dog. This collar is _______.
3. Use the pronouns in the box to complete the story.
He she her they it him mine their
Last Tuesday the boys decided ________ would go fishing. They put all _______ gear in
the trunk of the car. Mary was angry because the boys had put ______ rod in the car. It
made her feel upset because __________ had only got the rod last week. She told her
father, and _______ agreed with her and asked the boys to put back in the shed. Sam
protested. “ It is ________!” he said. Mary began to cry. “I will not let ______ have it!”
she sobbed.
4. Circle the noun that the underlined pronoun refers to.
a. Lisa called the puppy to the kitchen so she could wash it.
b. Jack and Jill went up the hill, but he slipped and fell down.
c. My father bought some candies. He gave them to me.
d. These flowers are from my little sister. She picked them for you.
5. Use a possessive pronoun from the box to complete each sentence.
Their his our my ours its mine her
a. I rode ________ bike to the soccer match.
b. Sally looked after ______ dogs while we were away.
c. I cant see Billy. Is that _____ bike there?
 d. Mr and Mrs. Smith have arrived. _______ car is in the driveway.
e. Sally left _______ backpack in the classroom,
f. Don’t touch these pencils. They are _______.
g. The dog hurt ______ lef when it was run over.
h. They grow carrots too, but ______ are much better
6. Circle the correct word in the parentheses.
a. (my/me) friend said he would see (you/your) later.
b. That house is (our/ours). Which house is (our/yours)?
c. Sally said this is (hers/her). Does she know it is really (their/theirs)?
d. The stolen car is in (their/theirs) garage. I think the car is (our/ ours).
e. That is (our/ ours) dog. Where is (yours/ your)?
Vowel
1. Write a or an in the spaces
a. One day _____ man saw _____ monkey climbing ______ tall tree
in _______ dense jungle.
b. Mike are ______ orange and _____ apple for his lunch.. Sometime
later he ate _____ pie.
c. _______ athlete must train hard if she is to win _____ race.
d. On our farm there are lots of hens. One hen laid ______ egg on
_____ branch of _____ tall tree.
e. Sue has ______ aunt who lives in Las Vegas and ______ uncle
who lives in Reno.
2. Write a or an in the space.
a. ________ orange.
b. ________ underarm pitch.
c. ________ dozen eggs.
d. ________ big shed.
e. ________ ocean liner.
f. ________ book.
g. ________ endangered species.
h. ________ effective cure.
 i. ________ paper envelope.
j. ________ obvious mistake.
3. Add a, an, the in the spaces.
a. One day _____ old man was walking along ______street. ______
man was wearing ______ orange shirt, and ______ lie he was
wearing had black a d gold ships. _______ lady who saw him in
________ supermarket was amused. _____ lady began to laugh at
him. ______ old man said she was ______ rude person, and he told
her that he was going to _____ fancy dress ball.
b. Would you like to see ______ new car in the garage? It is ____
only car in is area that has ____ oil cleaning device that cleans
_____ engine at all items. ______ uncle of mine had _____ car like
it and he said it was ______ excellent device and _____ asset to all
new cars.
c. Would you like pink guinea pig? I have one. It is _____ only pink
guinea pig in _____ world. I bought it from ____ old lady I met at
____ pet shop. She said she also had _____ blue rabbit and _____
ostrich that had red and white stripes. She said _____ ostrich was
_______ obstinate bird and laid _____ egg every day.