Western University
Worksheets for ENGLISH 2003
School year: 1/2557
Submitted to:
Ms. Charlotte Amalie A. Yuson
English Teacher
Western University
STUDENT FORM
1.
NAME
:_
(Surname) (Name) (Middle Name)
2.
FATHER’S NAME
:_
3.
a) DATE OF BIRTH
:_
b) AGE IN YEARS
:_
4.
NATIONALITY
:_
5.
MARITAL STATUS
:_
6.
a) ADDRESS (PERMANENT)
:_
CITY : PINCODE :
b) ADDRESS FOR COMMUNICATION
:
CITY : PINCODE :
7.
CONTACT DETAILS
RESIDENCE :
OFFICE :
MOBILE :
E-MAIL ID :
University School Year Main Subject / Specialization
. LANGUAGES KNOWN : Read ______________________ _____________________
Write ______________________ _____________________
Speak ______________________ _____________________
HOBBIES/LEISURE ACTIVITIES: ______________________ _____________________
______________________ _____________________
EXPERIENCE IF ANY: Starting with the Present Employer.
Name of the Organisation
(Starting with the Present Employer) From
Date To
Date Posted at Designation
Western University
Name: _____________________________________________________
Worksheet: 1 Student I.D. #: ___________________
Dictionary Skills: Find the English meaning of each word: http://www.ldoceonline.com/
1. arrogant
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__________________________________________________________
2. ambiguous
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
3. amorphous
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
4. agenda
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
5. apathy
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
6. blueprint
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
7. comprehensive
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
8. convention
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
9. conform
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
10. condemn
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
11. deliberate
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
12. defendant
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
13. detrimental
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
14. diverge __________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
15. extraneous
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
16. elusive
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
17. erratic
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
18. exploit
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
19. exacerbate
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
20. fundamental
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
Western University
Name: _____________________________________________________
Worksheet: 1 Student I.D. #: ___________________
SPELLING
All good spellers are skilful at breaking words up into syllables.
Syllables are the individual sounds that make up a word:
o care-ful
o hos-pit-al
o u-ni-ver-si-ty
Breaking a word into syllables makes it easier to deal with
one small bit at a time.
nowadays now-a-days
probably
shampoo
impossible
wondering
ordinary
problem
themselves
neither
spoonful
sideways
scrambled
gentlemen
autobiography
continental
intercontinental
Choose the correct homophones.
1. Katie will be coming .......... tomorrow.
here hear
2. Sorry, I didn't .......... you shouting.
here hear
3. Bill .......... the shopping mall every day on his way to work.
past passed
. 4. The weather has been terrible during the .......... few weeks.
past passed
5. I'm not sure if I .......... the answer to this one.
no know
6. Our team had .......... luck in the final match of the season.
no know
7. Joe was completely .......... in History lessons.
bored board
8. They placed the injured man on a wooden .......... to carry him indoors.
bored board
9. Kate is .......... to invite a friend for a sleepover on Saturday night.
allowed aloud
10. Darren enjoys reading .......... to his older sister.
allowed aloud
11. The Grimm brothers were famous for writing fairy .......... .
tails tales
12. Little boys are made of slugs and snails and puppy dogs' ......... .
tails tales
13. We'll have to buy a .......... TV set if this one goes wrong again.
knew new
14. I .......... that was the right answer.
knew new
15. The cyclists went out of .......... over the hill.
sight site
16. The new school is being built on the .......... of an old steelworks.
sight site
17. Please .......... this small gift. Thanks very much for all the work that you've done for us.
except accept
18. The store is open every day .......... Christmas Day.
except accept
19. I'm not sure .......... to choose the large or the medium size.
weather whether
20. If the .......... is fine we'll be going for a bike ride tomorrow.
weather whether
Homophones: two, too, to
Some people find these three homophones cause them difficulty. Try to make sure that you know which is which:
"Two" is always a number - the number 2
For example: The two boys shivered in the cold.
"Too" can be used in 2 ways:
to mean "excessively" e.g. too far, too expensive
to mean "also" or "as well" e.g. Will you be skating too?
"To" is used in 2 ways:
to show direction e.g. He passed the ball to his brother
as part of a verb e.g. He wanted to read the new Harry Potter book.
See if you can choose the correct words to fill the gaps in the following sentences. Click on the button alongside a word to see if you're right.
1. There were ......... trains standing in the station.
two too to
2. I usually go ........ the swimming pool on Saturdays.
two too to
3. The question was ........ hard for me.
two too to
. 4. My best subject is Geography but I'm quite good at English ........ .
two too to
5. Maisie tries ........ train at least four times a week.
two too to
6. The music was far ........ loud for Joe's parents.
two too to
7. Twice ........ is four.
two too to
8. Jack's ambition is ........ become an actor.
two too to
9. ........ heads are better than one!
two too to
10. "I'd like a cookie please," said Emma. "Me ........ !" shouted Mick.
two too to
11. I wouldn't bother ........ much about what to wear at the party.
two too to
12. "Remember ........ bring a change of clothes in case we get wet.
two too to
Plurals of words ending in 'x', 'sh','s', 'ss', and 'ch'.
Some people describe these as words that "hiss" at the end.
I'm not sure that 'ch' hisses exactly, but you get the idea.
All you need to do is add '-es' to make the plurals, like this:
Singular
box
bush
atlas
glass
church
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes Plural
boxes
bushes
atlases
glasses
churches
Now fill in the missing words in the following grid:
Singular Plural Singular Plural
sandwich guess
tax brush
crash octopus
beach circus
witness reflex
virus address
Plurals of Words Ending in 'y'
These follow a fairly simple pattern which is easy to follow as long as you remember
the difference between a vowel and a consonant.
(Vowels are 'a', 'e', 'i', 'o' and 'u'. All the other letters are consonants)
If the word has a consonant before the final 'y' then the plural ends with 'ies':
Singular
bully
pony
canary
spy
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes Plural
bullies
ponies
canaries
spies
If the word has a vowel before the final y then you just add an 's':
Singular
day
delay
survey
toy
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes Plural
days
delays
surveys
toys
Now fill in the missing words in the following grid:
Singular Plural Singular Plural
donkey dictionary
colony fairy
essay Sunday
story similarity
berry artery
Spelling endings on ( -er, -or and –ar ) Check the correct spelling.
See if you can choose the correct words in the following. Click on the button alongside a word to see if you're right.
1. operater operator operatar
2. spectaculor spectaculer spectacular
3 reportar reporter reportor
4. trespassor trespasser trespassar
5. collecter collectar collector
6. quizmastar quizmastor quizmaster
7 instructo
Western University
Worksheets for ENGLISH 2003
School year: 1/2557
Submitted to:
Ms. Charlotte Amalie A. Yuson
English Teacher
Western University
STUDENT FORM
1.
NAME
:_
(Surname) (Name) (Middle Name)
2.
FATHER’S NAME
:_
3.
a) DATE OF BIRTH
:_
b) AGE IN YEARS
:_
4.
NATIONALITY
:_
5.
MARITAL STATUS
:_
6.
a) ADDRESS (PERMANENT)
:_
CITY : PINCODE :
b) ADDRESS FOR COMMUNICATION
:
CITY : PINCODE :
7.
CONTACT DETAILS
RESIDENCE :
OFFICE :
MOBILE :
E-MAIL ID :
University School Year Main Subject / Specialization
. LANGUAGES KNOWN : Read ______________________ _____________________
Write ______________________ _____________________
Speak ______________________ _____________________
HOBBIES/LEISURE ACTIVITIES: ______________________ _____________________
______________________ _____________________
EXPERIENCE IF ANY: Starting with the Present Employer.
Name of the Organisation
(Starting with the Present Employer) From
Date To
Date Posted at Designation
Western University
Name: _____________________________________________________
Worksheet: 1 Student I.D. #: ___________________
Dictionary Skills: Find the English meaning of each word: http://www.ldoceonline.com/
1. arrogant
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
2. ambiguous
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
3. amorphous
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
4. agenda
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
5. apathy
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
6. blueprint
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
7. comprehensive
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
8. convention
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
9. conform
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
10. condemn
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
11. deliberate
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
12. defendant
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
13. detrimental
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
14. diverge __________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
15. extraneous
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
16. elusive
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
17. erratic
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
18. exploit
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
19. exacerbate
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
20. fundamental
__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
Western University
Name: _____________________________________________________
Worksheet: 1 Student I.D. #: ___________________
SPELLING
All good spellers are skilful at breaking words up into syllables.
Syllables are the individual sounds that make up a word:
o care-ful
o hos-pit-al
o u-ni-ver-si-ty
Breaking a word into syllables makes it easier to deal with
one small bit at a time.
nowadays now-a-days
probably
shampoo
impossible
wondering
ordinary
problem
themselves
neither
spoonful
sideways
scrambled
gentlemen
autobiography
continental
intercontinental
Choose the correct homophones.
1. Katie will be coming .......... tomorrow.
here hear
2. Sorry, I didn't .......... you shouting.
here hear
3. Bill .......... the shopping mall every day on his way to work.
past passed
. 4. The weather has been terrible during the .......... few weeks.
past passed
5. I'm not sure if I .......... the answer to this one.
no know
6. Our team had .......... luck in the final match of the season.
no know
7. Joe was completely .......... in History lessons.
bored board
8. They placed the injured man on a wooden .......... to carry him indoors.
bored board
9. Kate is .......... to invite a friend for a sleepover on Saturday night.
allowed aloud
10. Darren enjoys reading .......... to his older sister.
allowed aloud
11. The Grimm brothers were famous for writing fairy .......... .
tails tales
12. Little boys are made of slugs and snails and puppy dogs' ......... .
tails tales
13. We'll have to buy a .......... TV set if this one goes wrong again.
knew new
14. I .......... that was the right answer.
knew new
15. The cyclists went out of .......... over the hill.
sight site
16. The new school is being built on the .......... of an old steelworks.
sight site
17. Please .......... this small gift. Thanks very much for all the work that you've done for us.
except accept
18. The store is open every day .......... Christmas Day.
except accept
19. I'm not sure .......... to choose the large or the medium size.
weather whether
20. If the .......... is fine we'll be going for a bike ride tomorrow.
weather whether
Homophones: two, too, to
Some people find these three homophones cause them difficulty. Try to make sure that you know which is which:
"Two" is always a number - the number 2
For example: The two boys shivered in the cold.
"Too" can be used in 2 ways:
to mean "excessively" e.g. too far, too expensive
to mean "also" or "as well" e.g. Will you be skating too?
"To" is used in 2 ways:
to show direction e.g. He passed the ball to his brother
as part of a verb e.g. He wanted to read the new Harry Potter book.
See if you can choose the correct words to fill the gaps in the following sentences. Click on the button alongside a word to see if you're right.
1. There were ......... trains standing in the station.
two too to
2. I usually go ........ the swimming pool on Saturdays.
two too to
3. The question was ........ hard for me.
two too to
. 4. My best subject is Geography but I'm quite good at English ........ .
two too to
5. Maisie tries ........ train at least four times a week.
two too to
6. The music was far ........ loud for Joe's parents.
two too to
7. Twice ........ is four.
two too to
8. Jack's ambition is ........ become an actor.
two too to
9. ........ heads are better than one!
two too to
10. "I'd like a cookie please," said Emma. "Me ........ !" shouted Mick.
two too to
11. I wouldn't bother ........ much about what to wear at the party.
two too to
12. "Remember ........ bring a change of clothes in case we get wet.
two too to
Plurals of words ending in 'x', 'sh','s', 'ss', and 'ch'.
Some people describe these as words that "hiss" at the end.
I'm not sure that 'ch' hisses exactly, but you get the idea.
All you need to do is add '-es' to make the plurals, like this:
Singular
box
bush
atlas
glass
church
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes Plural
boxes
bushes
atlases
glasses
churches
Now fill in the missing words in the following grid:
Singular Plural Singular Plural
sandwich guess
tax brush
crash octopus
beach circus
witness reflex
virus address
Plurals of Words Ending in 'y'
These follow a fairly simple pattern which is easy to follow as long as you remember
the difference between a vowel and a consonant.
(Vowels are 'a', 'e', 'i', 'o' and 'u'. All the other letters are consonants)
If the word has a consonant before the final 'y' then the plural ends with 'ies':
Singular
bully
pony
canary
spy
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes Plural
bullies
ponies
canaries
spies
If the word has a vowel before the final y then you just add an 's':
Singular
day
delay
survey
toy
becomes
becomes
becomes
becomes Plural
days
delays
surveys
toys
Now fill in the missing words in the following grid:
Singular Plural Singular Plural
donkey dictionary
colony fairy
essay Sunday
story similarity
berry artery
Spelling endings on ( -er, -or and –ar ) Check the correct spelling.
See if you can choose the correct words in the following. Click on the button alongside a word to see if you're right.
1. operater operator operatar
2. spectaculor spectaculer spectacular
3 reportar reporter reportor
4. trespassor trespasser trespassar
5. collecter collectar collector
6. quizmastar quizmastor quizmaster
7 instructo
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