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1.  Begin with introducing your pet.

                   2.  When did you first get your pet? You can say, it was a surprise on your birthday from your
                       parents, found it injured on the road, got it from a friend, etc.

                   3.  How did you train it?

                   4.  Its habits—what does it eat? where does it sleep, etc?

                   5.  Does it cause trouble sometimes? Describe.
                   6.  What are the things you like about it?

                   7.  How much do you love it?




                     Let’s Write


                    What points would you keep in mind before doing the following? Follow the example given
                    below and write three things that you would need to keep in mind for each of the following
                    circumstances.

                    1.  buying a toy for your little sister              2.  buying a pair of jeans

                              What is your budget?
                         (a)  _________________________                      (a)  _________________________
                              What does she like?
                         (b)  _________________________                      (b)  _________________________
                              Is it safe for a little child?
                         (c)  _________________________                      (c)  _________________________
                    3.  choosing a new pet                               4.  planning a vacation
                         (a)  _________________________                      (a)  _________________________

                         (b)  _________________________                      (b)  _________________________

                         (c)  _________________________                      (c)  _________________________


                     Vocabulary


                    Homophones


                    Words like sell–sale, hair–hare sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings.
                    Such words are called homophones.

                    Tick (3) the correct homophones given in the brackets.

                    1.  Ravi won the game (by/bye) two points.
                    2.  Please (check/cheque) the room carefully.

                    3.  The (heel/heal) of my shoe has broken.

                    4.  My (ant/aunt) let us stay up late last night.


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