Class 2 English Grammar Chapter 3 Words

When we speak and write, we use words; because words carry meaning. We use letters to make words. Before learning the sentences, we must perfect to form Words and know their meaning. Here we will learn how to make words using letters through examples and assignments. See the examples given below about how the Words are being made.

• b, a and t make bat.
• d, o and g make dog.
• b, o and y make boy.

The letter b, a, and t themselves have no meaning. When we join them together as b a t we get the word ‘bat’. The word ‘bat’ carries meaning.

i, g, l, r
c, r, a
o, o, b, k
i, h, f, s
l, a, p, m
e, p, n
g, d, o
t, c, a
c, e, i
h, u, r, s, o
o, t, p
k, c, a, e

• girl
• car
• book
• fish
• lamp
• pen
• dog
• cat
• ice
• hours
• pot
• cake.

m + o + o + n =
g + i + r + l =
d + o + l + l =
s + t + a + r =
f + i + s + h =
s + h + i + p =
s + h + i + p =
f + r + o + g =
b + a + l + l =

• moon
• girl
• doll
• star
• fish
• ship
• frog
• ball

1. lgri
2. labl
3. tkie
4. grin
5. ofto
6. fkeni
7. sdke
8. obko
9. ofdo
10. heda

1. girl
2. ball
3. kite
4. ring
5. foot
6. knife
7. desk
8. book
9. food
10. head

__r__ __ (Name of an amfibian animal)
s__ __ (Source of light)
c__a__r (Name of a furniture)
t__b__e (Name of a furniture)
a__p__e (Name of a fruit)
s__e__p (Name of an Animal)
b__a__ (Name of A ship)
f__a__g (National Sign)
l__ __f (Part of a tree)
o __ l (Name of a bird)

Frog
Sun
Chair
Table
Apple
Sheep
Boat
Flag
Leaf
Owl