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ENGLISH
GRADE 5
TERM 3: HANDOUT
2023-2024
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Content Page
1. Infinite verbs 2
2. Gerunds 3
3. Singular and plural 4-5
4. Adjectives 6
5. Direct and indirect speech 7-8
6. Questions 9-11
7. Finite and infinite verbs 12-13
8. Simple present and future tense 14-16
9. Personification 17-18
10. Simile 19-20
11. Proverbs 21-22
12. Idioms 23
13. Prepositions 24
14. Determiners 25
15. Articles 26
16. Tenses 27-30
17. Antonyms 31-32
18. Punctuation 33
19. Degrees of comparison 34-35
20. Adverbs 36
21. Simple sentences 37
22. Subject-verb agreement 38
23. Abbreviations 39
24. Inverted commas 40
25. Present continuous tense 41
26. Figures of speech (Alliteration etc.) 42-44
27. Word division 45
28. Punctuation (!) 46
29. Answers 47
31. Answers 48
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2023-2024 Revised ATP: Language Handout Term 3 2023- 2024
ECD & Primary Schools Support: Grades 4-7 Languages
Infinite verbs
An infinitive is the word “to” plus a verb. An infinitive can be
used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb.
We went out to fly a kite. John went to adopt a dog.
DIRECTIONS: Circle the infinitive in each sentence.
1. We are going to move across town.

2. The teacher instructed us not to interrupt her.
3. Those boys failed to follow the rules.
4. Those kittens like to snuggle.
5. My dog tends to sleep in the afternoons.
6. Jenny never forgets to practice the piano.
7. It is our whole family’s job to keep the house clean.
8. I can’t seem to find my other sock.
9. My grandmother used to quilt with a group of friends.
10. My mother tends to text me several times a day.
11. John really wants to play with us.
12. I am reluctant to confess my feelings.
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Reported speech.
Rules
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Proverbs
A proverb is a short sentence that people often

quote, whichgives advice or tells you something
about life.
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Determiners (ordinal numbers)
Cardinal numbers Ordinal numbers
1 one 1st first
2 two 2 nd second
3 three 3rd third
4 four 4th fourth
5 five 5th fifth
6 six 6th sixth
7 seven 7th seventh
8 eight 8th eighth
9 nine 9th ninth
10 ten 10th tenth
11 eleven 11 th eleventh
12 twelve 12th twelfth
13 thirteen 13th thirteenth
14 fourteen 14th fourteenth
15 fifteen 15th fifteenth
16 sixteen 16th sixteenth
17 seventeen 17th seventeenth
18 eighteen 18th eighteenth
19 nineteen 19th nineteenth
20 twenty th twentieth
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A. Fill in the blanks with an ordinal number (e.g. “2nd”)

1. June is the month of the year.
2. May is the month of the year.
3. October is the month of the year.
4. December is the month of the year.
5. August is the month of the year.
6. November is the month of the year.
B. Fill in the blanks with an ordinal number (in word form e.g. “second”)
7. January is the month of the year.
8. March is the month of the year.
9. October is the month of the year.
10. February is the month of the year.
11. July is the month of the year.
12. April is the month of the year.
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Articles
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Degree of comparison
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Adverbs
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Simple sentences
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Word Division
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Infinite verbs – Pg.2 PLURALS – Pg 5
1. to move 1. flowers 2. tools
2. to interrupt 3. boxes 4. trees
3. to follow 5. flashes 6. churches
4. to snuggle 7. lunches 8. apples
5. to sleep 9. peaches 10. trucks
6. to practice 11. waltzes 12. crashes
7. to keep 13. blankets 14. taxes
8. to find 15. dogs 16. eggs
9. to quilt 17. cars 18. beaches
10. to text 19. wishes 20. clouds
11. to play
12. to confess
Gerunds – Pg. 3 Adjectives - Pg. 6

1. eating 1. dirty – room 7. glass – vase
2. finding 2. beautiful – painting 8. plaid – shirt
4. reading 3. shortbread – cookies 9. naughty – dog
5. cooking 4. old – building 10. bright – sun
6. swimming 5. soothing – song 11. funny – clown
7. sleeping 6. delicious – lunch 12. sleepy - friend
8. smoking
9. watching Reported Speech Pg. 7-8
10. learning 1. “My bike is broken,” said Mitchell.
11. singing 2. Abe Lincoln said, “Everyone should be free.”
12. drinking and driving 3. “My favourite colour is blue,” explained Martha.
13. shopping 4. “Always remember to smile on stage,” said the actor.
14. talking 5. “Study your spelling words every night,” demanded
15. flying my teacher.
6. Principal Rogers said to the students, “Arrive to
school
SINGULAR AND PLURALS - Pg. 4 On time.”
1. plural 7. “Recess is the best part of the day!” yelled the kids.
2. singular
3. singular Questions Pg 9-11
4. plural 1. What 11. how much
5. singular 2. Where 12. How many
6. plural 3. When 13. Who
7. plural 4. Who 14. What
8. singular 5. How 15. How
9. plural 6. When 16. Who
10. singular 7. Why 17. When
8. How many 18. When
9. How often 19. which
10. What 20. Why
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Finite and Infinite verbs Pg. 12 PERSONIFICATION – Pg-17
1. reading 1. The leaves danced in the wind.
2. to avoid The trees looked at him with caution.
3. cleaning 2. The books run off the shelves.
4. to change The pages leaped out at her.
5. playing 3. The road talked to him and made him feel good.
6. to watch His shoes ate the road so fast.
7.worried
8. having failed Personification Pg. 18
9. cooking 1. Sun - danced
10. thinking 2. full moon – guided
3. rain - pounded
Tense Pg. 14-15 4. old car - grumbled
A 1. loves 5. Wind – whispered
2. dance 6. Leaves – raced
3. teaches 7. Pencil - moaned
4. cries 8. wind - sang
5. opens 9. Video camera – observed
6. grow 10. rain – kissed
7. enjoy 11. daffodils – nodded
8. writes 12. water – beckoned
9. fly 13. snow – hugged
10. eats 14. car engine - coughed
B 1. do Similes Pg. 19-20

2. washes 1. Smart as a fox
3. live 2. Quick as a cat
4. catches 3. Tough as nail
5. writes 4. Hard as a rock
6. gives 5. Tough as a tiger
7. twinkles 6. Cried like a baby
8. wear 7. Drinks like a fish
9. helps 8. Slithered like a snake
10. help 9. Hit like a girl
11. knows 10. Fight like a lion
12. write 11. Ran like a wind
Proverbs – Pg.21-22
Simple future tense Pg. 16 1. wait
1.will drive 2. eggs
2. will participate 3. better
3. will not help 4. hill
4. will take 5. chain
5. will be 6. Honesty
6. will sleep 7. heart
7. will not give 8. horse
8. will rain 9. chickens
9. will not arrive 10. right
10. will sell 11. dogs
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2. crowd
Idioms – Pg. 23 Present continuous tense Pg. 28
1. To go by fast 1. dancing
2. Go to bed 2. drinking
3 To be in trouble 3. dreaming
4. To be in the same situation 4. thinking
5. To get nervous 5. hopping
6. To be happy 6. jumping
7. Very expensive 7. listening
8. Good luck 8. looking
9. Very sad 9. running
10.To make something worse 10. singing
Prepositions Pg. 24 Past continuous tense – Pg. 29

1. against 1. was waiting
2. over 2. was studying
3. under 3. were sleeping
4. behind 4. was watching
5. among 5. were listening
6. between 6. was writing
7. by 7. were relaxing
8. before 8. was washing
9. about 9. was playing
10. beyond 10. was helping
Determiners Pg.25 Future continuous tense Pg. 30

A. 1 6th 1. will be working
2. 5th 2. will be lying
3. 10th 3. will be waiting
4. 12th 4. will be shopping
5. 8th 5. will be raining
6. 11th 6. will be getting
B. 7. First 7. will be meeting
8. third 8. will be studying
9. tenth 9. will be exercising
10. second 10. will be sleeping
11. seventh
12. fourth Antonyms Pg. 31-32
1. night
Articles Pg. 26 2. soft
1. the the 3. easy
2. a the 4. sharp
3. the 5. curly
4. an 6. worse
5. the 7. sold
6. the 8. bitter
7. the 9. cold
8. the 10. crooked
9. a 11. graceful
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10. the 12. wrong / incorrect
Punctuation Pg. 33 Subject verb Agreement Pg. 38
a. How old are you? 1. love
b. “Help!” he screamed. 2. reads
c. Oh no, look at that diver! 3. cuts
d. would you like to swim today? 4. raises
e. Where are you? 5. hold
6. head
Degrees of comparison Pg. 34-35 7. buys
1. more popular - the most popular 8. arrive
2. hotter - the hottest 9. Fill
3. more difficult - the most difficult
4. younger - the youngest Abbreviations Pg.39
5. slimmer - the slimmest 1. P.M.
6. more interesting - the most interesting 2. Dec.
7. sadder - the saddest 3. Dr
8. worse - the worst 4. Mrs
9. easier - the easiest 5. Mr
10. stronger - the strongest 6. Mon.
11. colder - the coldest 7. Ms
12. prettier - the prettiest 8. Jan.
13. more intelligent - the most intelligent 9. Dr
14. better - the best 10. Aug.
15. Quieter- the quietest 11. Tue.
12. Mr
Adverbs – Pg. 36 Quotation marks – Pg.40
Adverb describing 1. Andy asked “What should we bring?”
1. carefully Built 2. “What time is it?” asked Angel
2. happily Danced 3. “Can I play on the computer, mom?” asked Kayla
3. loudly Barks 4. “Where is the cheese?” asked Rasheik.
4. greedily Eating 5. “Would you like to read a book?” asked the teacher.
5. securely Locks 6. “When will supper be ready?” asked LeeHanna.
7. Shikar asked, “Will he be alright?”
Simple sentences Pg. 37 8. “Could I have another juice?” asked Jovanna.
Subject predicate 9. “What do you think is out there?” asked Jamoya.
1. I like reding bedtime stories 10. Shavel asked, “When are we going to the show?”
Before sleeping.
2. Martha & Penny Have been very busy with the
new projects.
3.These Are the seven colours of the
rainbow.
4. She Stacked the books on the shelf.
5. Nathan Will pick up the laundered
Clothes later.
6. Someone Is trying to break in.
7. Ava & Lindsey Are playing with numbers.
8. Justin & his Will be in Japan for the weekend
parents
9. the children Excited about watching the
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Present Continuous Tense – Pg 41
1. is repairing
2. are picking
3. am selling
4. is throwing
5. is telling
6. are listening
7. are surfing
8. am printing
Alliteration – Pg.42-44
1. friendly
2. slept
3. microphone
4. apple
5. dug
6. fed
7. straws
Word division – Pg.45

1. el/e/phant
2. ze/bra
3. li/on
4. skunk
5. wal/rus
6. pel/i/can
7. wolf
8. mon/key
9. chim/pan/zee
10. snake
11. hip/po
12. kan/ga/roo
13. bear
14. al/li/ga/tor
15. o/stri/ch
16. pan/da
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PUNCTUATION (!) Pg 46 ADJECTIVE AND ADVERB Pg 47
1. Oops! Why did I drop my snack? 1. Adverb / slowly
2. Fire! Fire! Fire falls on me! 2. Adjective/ terrible
3. Hey! Stop! No! 3. Adverb/ well
4. Can you hear me? Yes, Miss! 4. Adjective/ happy
5. Hurray! Happy birthday to you! 5. Adjective/ Wonderful
6. Adverb/ carefully
7. Adjective/ hot
8. Adverb/ heavily
9. Adverb/ fluently
10. Adjective/ good
11. Adjective/sad
12. Adverb/ bravely
13. Adverb/ freely
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We went out to fly a kite. John went to adopt a dog.

DIRECTIONS: Circle the infinitive in each sentence.

1. We are going to move across town.

A proverb is a short sentence that people often

A. Fill in the blanks with an ordinal number (e.g. “2nd”)

Gerunds – Pg. 3 Adjectives - Pg. 6

B 1. do Similes Pg. 19-20

Prepositions Pg. 24 Past continuous tense – Pg. 29

Determiners Pg.25 Future continuous tense Pg. 30

Word division – Pg.45

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