NCERT Solutions for Class 3 English Grammar

The Sentences
In this chapter we understand about sentences. Sentence is a group of words contain a proper meaning. Basically in a sentence there should be a subject and object and to join them one linking or helping verb. There are many types of sentences like: simple sentence, mix sentence, complex sentence etc.

Parts of Sentences
In this chapter we understand about parts of a sentence. A sentence has mainly two parts, one is subject and another is predicate. Subject is the part of sentence about which we describe and in predicate what we describe about a person or thing. A subject may be noun or pronoun and predicate contain verb, adjective, adverb etc.

Interrogative Sentences
In this chapter we learn making of interrogative sentences. Interrogative means asking question. In interrogative sentences we ask question about a person, a place or thing. To change a simple sentence into interrogative sentence we make some changes like, start sentence with helping verb or use some special words like what, when, where etc. An interrogative sentence always ended with sign of interrogation (?).

Statements and their types
This chapter of grammar tell us about different type of statements. A statement may be positive or we may say simple, another one is negative and sometime it is interrogative in nature where we ask question. We can change positive statement in to negative or interrogative statement by adding some extra words like no, not, what, when etc.
The noun
In this chapter we learn about noun. Noun is a part of a sentence, it may be the name of a person, name of a place or name of a thing. There are different types of noun, here we learn about them. Proper noun used for particular person. If we see a collection of things we can use collective noun.

Noun: Gender
Here student learn about gender of a noun. The gender related to noun these are mainly four types. The gender of a noun means it belongs to masculine gender, feminine gender, common gender or a neuter gender.
Noun: Singular and Plural number
In this chapter we practice number of a countable noun. Mainly there are two forms one is singular and another is plural form. To change a singular noun in to plural form we add some extra letter to the singular noun like ‘s’ and ‘es’ etc. we also learn about some countable nouns which have same form in singular and plural form.

Pronoun
In this chapter we learn about pronouns. Pronouns are the words used instead of noun. A pronoun can do all the things which a noun can do.
Apostrophe (‘s)
In this chapter we read about use of ‘s (Apostrophe). It is to show singular possession. This means a person own a product, an idea or an emotion.

Is, Am, Are
We know two types of verb one is main verb and another is helping verb or linking verb. Here in this chapter we learn about helping verb. According tenses these are different, in present tense we use is, am and are.
Present Continuous Tense (Is/Am/Are + verb + ing)
This chapter describe about the sentences of present continuous tense. To make a present continuous sentence we use ‘ing’ form of a verb. This tense tell us about the continuity of action.