English Grammar for Class 3 Topics with Worksheet and PDF [CBSE]

English Grammar for Class 3 is one of the most important subjects of the C.B.S.E curriculum. In class 3, it lays the foundation for developing all four Linguistic skills and English vocabulary among the students. That is why English Grammar holds an equal weightage to the subjects like Maths and EVS. Kids need to learn the language because they can communicate well with their companions and the teachers in school. Grammar for Class 3 is designed keeping in mind the knowledge tendency of young toddlers. In this blog post, we will cover the topics from English Grammar that are important for Class 3 students.

Syllabus of English Grammar For Class 3

Numerous topics are included in the English Grammar for Class 3 such as Sentences, Parts of Speech, Punctuation and Capitalization, Antonyms and Synonyms, Vowels and consonants, Animal Sounds, Syllables, Story Writing, Silent letters and writing Composition. Let us understand all these topics in detail with the help of worksheets and practice exercises.

Chapter	Name of Chapters	Important Topics
1.	Sentences	Simple Sentence,  Interrogative Sentence, Exclamatory Sentence, etc.
2.	Parts of Speech	Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Verbs, Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, and Interjections
3.	Punctuation	Full stop, Comma, Question Mark, Exclamatory Mark
4.	Capitalization	—
5.	Antonyms and Synonyms	—
6.	Vowels and Consonants	—
7.	Animal Sounds	—
8.	Syllables	—
9.	Story Writing	—
10.	Silent Letters	—
11.	Writing Composition	—

Chapter 1: Sentences in English

Sentences are formed by joining the words together in a meaningful order to convey a clear meaning. It is further divided into two parts: Subject and Predicate. 

• The subject tells about the doer or it could be any idea. 
• Whereas, the predicate includes all the extra information defined about the subject. It includes verb+object.

Example

Writes she a letter [Wrong❎]

She writes a letter [Right✅]

As you can see, ‘writes she a letter’ are jumbled words. But when arranged correctly, it forms ‘She writes a letter’. Now, this example is a sentence, as it conveys the meaning and contains two main components subject and predicate.

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Subject vs Predicate	One word Substitution

English Grammar for Class 3 – Sentence Exercises

You can also download the pdf of sentences for kids to make them practice the concept at home from below.

Exercise

Encircle the Subject and underline the Predicate in the following Sentences:

1. The cat is sleeping on the mat.
2. My sister likes to play with dolls.
3. The sun shines brightly in the sky.
4. The birds are chirping in the trees.
5. I love chocolate ice cream.
6. The flowers bloom in the garden.
7. We are going to the park tomorrow.
8. The car goes fast on the road.
9. My parents cook delicious meals.
10. The teacher teaches us math and science.
11. The elephant has a long trunk.
12. The rain falls gently on the roof.
13. My friend has a cute puppy.
14. The moon shines in the night sky.
15. I can swim in the pool.

Answers

1. The cat is sleeping on the mat.
2. My sister likes to play with dolls.
3. The sun shines brightly in the sky.
4. The birds are chirping in the trees.
5. I love chocolate ice cream.
6. The flowers bloom in the garden.
7. We are going to the park tomorrow.
8. The car goes fast on the road.
9. My parents cook delicious meals.
10. The teacher teaches us math and science.
11. The elephant has a long trunk.
12. The rain falls gently on the roof.
13. My friend has a cute puppy.
14. The moon shines in the night sky.
15. I can swim in the pool.

Chapter 2: Parts of Speech

Parts of speech in English grammar tell about the type of thoughts and the functions of each word in the sentence. There are a total of eight parts of Speech in English Grammar.

• Nouns: Naming words are called nouns.
• Pronouns: Words used in place of nouns are called pronouns
• Adjectives: Words that modify nouns or pronouns are called adjectives
• Verbs: Doing words or action words are called verbs.
• Adverbs: Words that modify verbs, adjectives, or another adverb.
• Prepositions: Words that show the relationship between nouns/ pronouns with the other words in the sentence.
• Conjunctions: Joining words or Linking Words are called Conjunctions.
• Interjections: Words that are used to express sudden feelings or emotions are called interjections.

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Clauses: Meaning, Types and Examples	Nouns

Parts of Speech Worksheet for Class 3 PDF

Parents can download the pdf of parts of speech for their kids to make them practice the concept at home from the following link.

Exercise

Identify nouns from the following sentences.

1. The cat chased the ball around the yard.
2. Mom baked delicious cookies for us.
3. We went to the beach and built a tall sandcastle.
4. The sun shone brightly in the sky.
5. I saw a beautiful butterfly in the garden.

Answers

1. The cat chased the ball around the yard.
2. Mom baked delicious cookies for us.
3. We went to the beach and built a tall sandcastle.
4. The sun shone brightly in the sky.
5. I saw a beautiful butterfly in the garden.

Download Parts of Speech Worksheet PDF for Class 3

Keep the worksheet pdf of parts of speech from the English grammar for class 3 to practice more and clear the concept at home easily.

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Chapter 3: Punctuation

Punctuation is the optimal use of the symbols in the sentence to enhance the clarity and specificity of the words in the sentence structure. The marks that are important to teach students of class 3 are commas, full-stop, question marks, and exclamatory signs.

• Comma: A comma is a punctuation mark used to separate items in a list or to indicate a pause in a sentence.
• Full Stop: A full stop is a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to show that it is complete.
• Question Mark: A question mark is a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question.
• Exclamatory Sign: An exclamatory sign (exclamation mark) is a punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to show strong emotion or excitement.

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English Grammar for Class 3 Punctuation Exercise

Here is the link for the worksheet pdf of Punctuation from the English grammar for class 3 students to practice more and clear the concept of punctuation at home easily.

Exercise

Add punctuation marks in the following sentences

1. The sun is shining brightly in the sky 
2. We are going to the zoo today 
3. I have a cat a dog and a fish as pets
4. Can you pass me the blue crayon 
5. Oh no, I forgot my lunch at home comma
6. Look at the beautiful rainbow in the sky
7. Hooray it’s time for recess 
8. The teacher said “Please be quiet during the test” 
9. Wow that was an amazing magic trick comma
10. Are you coming to my birthday party

Answers

1. The sun is shining brightly in the sky. 
2. We are going to the zoo today. 
3. I have a cat, a dog, and a fish as pets.
4. Can you pass me the blue crayon?
5. Oh no, I forgot my lunch at home.
6. Look at the beautiful rainbow in the sky.
7. Hooray! it’s time for recess.
8. The teacher said, “Please be quiet during the test”.
9. Wow! That was an amazing magic trick comma
10. Are you coming to my birthday party?

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Chapter 4: Capitalisation 

It is important to teach the students of Class 3 the concept of Capitalization of English Grammar to develop effective writing skills among the students. Students of class 3 must be aware that we use capital letters at the beginning of the sentences.

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Class 3 English Grammar Exercises on Capitalisation

Here is the link for the pdf that parents can download for their kids to make them practice the grammar concept at home.

Exercise

Make the words capitals as per the requirement in the following sentences.

1. my favourite colour is blue.
2. We visited the eiffel tower in paris.
3. monday is the first day of the week.
4. mom and dad are making dinner.
5. The pacific ocean is the largest ocean.
6. I have a pet rabbit named fluffy.
7. grandma baked delicious cookies for us.
8. The united states is a big country.
9. yesterday, we went to the museum.
10. halloween is celebrated on october 31st.

Answers

1. My favourite colour is blue.
2. We visited the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
3. Monday is the first day of the week.
4. Mom and Dad are making dinner.
5. The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean.
6. I have a pet rabbit named Fluffy.
7. Grandma baked delicious cookies for us.
8. The United States is a big country.
9. Yesterday, we went to the museum.
10. Halloween is celebrated on October 31st.

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