English Grammar Class 2 - PDF

We will be able to capture the whole syllabus of English grammar of class 2 by the end of this lesson with proper explanations and learning values that will help the reader have a stress-free learning time. Let’s begin the lesson.

Naming Words

Introduction to Noun

Nouns 

Nouns are naming words.

Example

Example

•  Amira went to Austin last week.

Noun: Amira – Austin – week 

Singular and Plural

A singular noun represents a single person or thing, whereas a plural noun designates a number of people or things.

Introduction to Singular and Plural Nouns

Examples

Introduction to Words

Words

A speech sound or series of speech sounds that symbolizes and communicates a meaning generally without being separable into lower units able of independent use.

Sentence and Phrase 

Expressions are groups of words that act as a part of speech but can not stand alone as a judgment. The words in an expression act together so that the expression itself functions as a single part of speech.

For illustration, expressions can serve as nouns, verbs, adjectives, or adverbs.

However, you can avoid losing them or leaving them swinging in rulings If you understand how different types of expressions serve. 

Introduction to Gender

Gender Noun

Refers to the socially constructed characteristics of women and men, similar to morals, places, and connections of and between groups of women and men. 

 Gender places in some societies are more rigid than in others.

Pronoun

A pronoun is a word or expression used as a negotiation for a noun or noun expression common pronouns are he, she, me, I, we, us, this, them, and that. 

A pronoun can act as a subject, direct object, or circular object.

Examples

•  coffee becomes it

•  Barbara becomes her

•  Jeremy becomes he

•  the platoon becomes they

Adjective

Adjectives describe or modify that is, they limit or circumscribe the meaning of nouns and pronouns. They may name rates of all kinds huge, red, angry, tremendous, unique, rare, etc. 

 Example

• She was very angry at him. 

• The teacher is very friendly.

• My best friend is very sweet.

Article

Any member of a group of specific words known as articles is used with noun phrases to indicate the identity of the noun phrases' referents. The articles in English grammar are, “a”, “an” and “the”.

Example

• She wants to become an actor.

• I have the book you are looking for.

• He is a very good friend.

Verb

Verbs are words that describe an action, an occurrence, or a state of being (exist) of a subject in the sentence. There must be a verb in almost every sentence. The infinitive is a verb's fundamental form. Infinitives are used for the forms call, love, break, and go.

Example

• She is dancing to an old song.

• She meditates daily.

• He reads with great focus.

 Is, Am, and Are

 Is, am, and are simple present forms of the verb- to exist. 

They're used to describe the state, feeling, or condition.

 For Example:

• He is intolerant.

• She is talented.

• I am the director of this eatery.

Was/Were

Was and were are both once tenses of the verb to be. The verb be is a tricky bone because it's an irregular verb and one that we find ourselves using with great frequency, so it's that much more important that we choose the correct verb for our rulings. 

Example:

• The baby was crying.

• The boys were playing in the sand.

Will be / Shall be

While ‘ will ‘ is substantially used when you give an order, suggest a commodity, advertise a decision, or express amenability/ capability to do a commodity. 

On the other hand ‘ shall ‘ is used in place of will, when we initiate action and also to ask commodity, to know the want of another existent. 

Yesterday/ Today/ Tomorrow

• Any present day is Today.

• The day before today is known as Yesterday.

• The day after today is known as Tomorrow

Example:

• There will be heavy rainfall tomorrow.

• Today marks the beginning of Navratri.

• I went to the beach yesterday.

Preposition

A preposition is a word and nearly always a veritably small word that shows the direction( to in" a letter to you"), position( at in" at the door"), or time( by in" by noon"), or that introduces an object( of in" a handbasket of apples"). 

Examples: 

• The Parrot is on the tree.

• The bike is parked in front of the house.

Opposite Words

It's a word that expresses a meaning as opposed to the significance of another word, in which case the two words are synonyms of each other. 

Examples: 

Letter and Application Writing 

A letter of operation, also known as a cover letter, is a document transferred with your capsule to give fresh information on your chops and experience. A letter of application generally provides detailed information on why you're good for the job you're applying for.

Example:

Write a letter to a friend sharing about your birthday party and thanking him for the birthday gift.

Difficult Words with  Meanings

Summary

In this Lesson, We learned various English Grammar topics, including all the chapters from the class 2 syllabus. For better understanding and practice of all the above-cited topics, Practice questions including answers are attached at the end of the lesson thoroughly go through them for an effective learning time.

Practice Questions

1. The names of persons, places, creatures, and effects are called:

• Nouns

• Verb

• adjective 

2. The _________ is playing. 

• Boy

• Bench

• day 

3. Plural of a mug is:

• Cups

• Mugs

• Mugies

4. ________  is the plural of girl. 

• Girlses

• Girls

• girls 

5.  __________ are said to be of neuter gender. 

• living effects 

• non- living

• both( a) and( b)

Answers:

1. The names of persons, places, creatures, and effects are called Nouns.

2. The Boy is playing. 

3. Plural of a mug is Mugs

4. Girls are the plural of girl. 

5. Non-Living  are said to be of neuter gender. 

Important Topics Covered in CBSE Class 2 English Grammar

• Naming words- noun

• Use of today, tomorrow, and yesterday

• Opposite words

• Articles

• Verbs

• Essay writing

• Composition

• Comprehension

Importance of Learning and Solving CBSE Class 2 English Grammar Worksheets

Grammar is the building block for young minds to understand complex sentences and express themselves in a better manner. 

• By learning the set of rules of English grammar, children are better able to form complex ideas and express them.

• When children are able to improve upon language complexities like forming longer sentences or expressing more complex thoughts, they also gain linguistic development in several other areas like vocabulary, content, meanings, conversational skills, narrative skills, social skills, etc.

• Grammar helps kids understand how to make sentences and arrange different types of words and word groups. 

• Once we understand grammar, we can make our paragraphs more interesting, clear, and concise.

• Children feel understood if they can convey their feelings in correct and meaningful grammatical sentences. The communication process is more enjoyable with correct grammar usage as it makes reading and listening easier for others to understand.

Examples of Grammar Worksheet for Class 2

Amongst many chapters in English grammar for Class 2, some of the important topics and exercises within them are listed below:

• Noun-Naming Words:

• Mention the type of noun for each of the following words - shop, crow, bat, apple, horse, train, mother, girl.

• Look at the word puzzle below and make as many naming words as you can find:

B  C  A  T  X  Y

O  R  I  N  G  P

Y  O  X  D   L   F

K W  P  I  N    S

• Sentence and Phrases:

• Arrange the words in the following sentences to make meaningful sentences:

• Is name my Araadhya?

• I home go to want.

• Days a have week seven.

• Us let out go.

• Use the following words to form meaningful sentences:

• Floor

• Mother

• Write

• Play

• Rewrite the following sentences by capitalising the right words and putting full stops:

• monday is the first day of the school

• i live in chandigarh

• he is rohit’s brother

• the capital of india is new delhi

• Adjectives:

• Pick out the adjective words in the following sentences:

• This is a blue shirt.

• It is beautiful scenery.

• This book is thick.

• I like to drink hot tea.

• Choose the correct adjectives from the bracket to complete the sentences:

• I like to have ___ drink during summers. (hot/cold)

• In winter we wear ___ clothes. (warm/cool)

• The dog is a ___ animal. (domestic/wild)

• I find ___ movies fun. (comedy/big)

• There will be pictures given along with sentences and children have to fill in the correct adjective from given options that match the picture.

• Was and Where:

• Fill in the blanks with “was” or “were”

• I ____ in class 1 last year.

• We ____ going to school.

• They ____ cooking pasta.

• She ____ late for school.

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