1.

Verb

Say whether the verbs are transitive or intransitive.

A transitive verb has an object. An intransitive verb does not have an object.

1. The lion killed a deer.

2. The baby opened her eyes.
3. Dogs bark and cats meow.
4. We played tennis for hours.
5. I have bought a dozen apples.
6. The birds flew in the sky.
7. She recognized him instantly.
8. Bats fly at night.
9. The boys are playing in the garden.
10. I wrote a letter to my friend.

2. Pronoun

Fill in the blanks using an appropriate pronoun.

1. What are you doing in .................... room? (he / his / him)
2. That is none of ......................... business. (you / your / yours)
3. Have .......... (they / them) ever invited ............. (you / your) to .............. (they / their) home?
4. She doesn’t know what ........................... is doing? (she / her / hers)
5. I am going to drop Susie at .......................... home. (she / her / hers)
6. Have you ever helped .......................... (he / him / his)
7. They accused ....................... of stealing the money. (he / him / his)
8. She never revealed ......................... problems to anybody. (she / her / hers)
9. You always criticize ........................... (I / me / mine)
10. I think ........... (we / us) should invite .........(they / them) to ............(we / us / our) party.

3. Adverb

Underline the adverb in the following sentences.

1. She was too tired to walk.
2. I am so happy to hear this.
3. I met an old friend of mine there.
4. You should leave now itself.
5. Sometimes I think I am living in a dream.
6. I visit my grandparents often.
7. What did you do then?
8. He is strong enough to move that table.
9. I never knew that I was making a mistake.
10. I am very much interested in your offer.
4. Adjectives
Underline the adjectives in the following sentences.
1. The tiger is a ferocious animal.
2. We did not receive sufficient rain this year.

3. The whole amount was spent.

4. There are several pictures in this book

5. There are some apples in the fridge.

6. I have bought six eggs.

7. Each boy was given a prize.

8. I have bought enough sugar.

9. We haven't got enough nails.

10. Each hand has five fingers.