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Dictation List 7

1. Gem 2. Deeper 3. Luggage 4. Index 5. Comparative

Grammar

Write in the

Grammar book

(Orange color book)

Grade 2 A, C – 2nd Term

English - Note 7

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Soft g

Example:

Gem Giraffe Gymnastic Bridge

Orange Giant Energy Hedge

Cage Magic Apology Smudge

Germ Ginger Gym

Danger

When “g” is followed by e, i, y

(ge, gi, gy)

it sounds like “j”

ge

gi

gy

= j dge = j

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Activity B

Add the soft g words to the table.

Page, bridge, edge, gem, luggage, giraffe, age,

gentle, hedge

gi ge dge

giraffe Page bridge

gem edge

luggage hedge

age

gentle

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Hard g

Example:

1. Garden

2. Glue

3. Goat

4. Eagle

5. Goose

6. Game

7. Forgot

8. Globe

9. Leg

10. Gate

When “g” is followed by Any other letter

Not with e, i, y

it sounds like “gh”

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Comparatives adjectives - er

Describe the difference between two things.

(Compare two things)

Example:

1. Short – shorter

2. High – higher

3. Clean – cleaner

4. Good - better

5. Bad - worse

6. Expensive - more expensive

7. Careful - more careful

a) Mike is taller than Jack.

b) My sister is younger than my brothers.

c) Blue dress is better than the pink dress.

d) That painting is more beautiful than this one.

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Soft g - (page 33) Activity C

Comparatives with er - (page 34) - Activity C

Workbook activity answers.

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Writing index (page 35)

A – Akshi – kaikyo bridge – p5 N – Narmada river bridge – p31

B – Bridge of Sighs – p7 O

C P

D – Danbong Bridge – p10 Q

E R

F S – Sydney harbor bridge – p24

G – Golden gate bridge – p13 T – Tower bridge – p29

H –Humber bridge – p19 U

I V

J – JK bridge – p40 W – Waterloo bridge – p32

K X

L – Lansdowne bridge – p22 Y

M Z – Zambezi bridge – p35