A. Underline the verb, and change the following sentence from present tense to future tense.
- Much of this trash finds its way into the ocean. _______________________________________________________________________________
B. Change the following sentence from future tense to past tense.
- The hazardous plastic will remain in the ocean forever. _______________________________________________________________________________

C. Underline the abstract nouns in the sentences then write in the blanks.
- David felt great love for his grandmother. ___________
- Math test gives anxiety to Paul. ___________
- Everyone saw Sam’s determination to win the race. ___________
- Tom believed that rain will end soon. ___________
- The production of cotton candy stopped last summer. ___________
- The shipment will hopefully arrive in December. ___________
D. Add commas to separate the extra information in these sentences.
- Tom who was an accountant in Paris always carried a bag of papers with him.
- Martha decided to participate in the Sports Day even though it was going to be tiring because she loved it.
E. Choose a suitable homophone.
- The seat was just a wooden _________. (bored/board)
- I gave her a _______ rose. (read/red)
- That is the best book I have ever ________. (red/read)
- I ______ a good breakfast this morning. (eight/ate)
- Are you ready ______ dinner? (for/four)
English Language Assessment
F. Underline the simile or metaphor then write in the blanks.
- The baby was like an octopus, grabbing all the cans on the grocery store shelves. _______________________________________________________________________________
- As the teacher entered the room, she muttered under her breath, “This class is like a three-ring circus! _______________________________________________________________________________
- The cat on his broken leg was a plastic shackle. _______________________________________________________________________________
- The pillow was a cloud when I put my head upon it after a long day. _______________________________________________________________________________
- I feel like a limp dishrag. _______________________________________________________________________________
- Those girls are like two peas in a pod. _______________________________________________________________________________
- No one invites Harold to parties because he’s a wet blanket. _______________________________________________________________________________
- The bar of soap was a slippery eel during the dog’s bath. _______________________________________________________________________________
- Ted was as nervous as a cat with a long tail in a room full of rocking. _______________________________________________________________________________
G. Write rhyming words.
flow | _______________ | dear | _______________ |
made | _______________ | great | _______________ |
bring | _______________ | gold | _______________ |
H. Circle the adjective and underline the adverb.
- After researching thoroughly, scientists have given out some beneficial tips to reduce plastic pollution.
- He correctly defined the terms. The answer sounded correct.
I. Add appropriate connectives.
- Should I go to the party _______ stay at home? (and/or)
- I put on my hat and gloves __________ it was cold. (because/so that)
- I answered the phone __________ it rang. (until/as soon as)
- I put on my glasses ________ I could read the letter. (as/so that)
J. Write a more interesting word to replace the underlined word.
- The baby cried __________.
- I like chocolate cake. __________.
- It was great when our team won the football match. ___________.
- Paula shouted to me across the crowded room. ____________.
K. Fill with either -ible / -able / -ment.
- The final essay was a very big assign___________.
- I need to make an appoint_______ with my doctor.
- I’m feeling much better now my spots are nearly invis__________.
- The painting on the museum wall was very valu___________.
- My little brother’s handwriting is absolutely terr__________.
L. Underline adjectives and circle verbs.
- Ali came thundering downstairs.
- He tipped the enraptured Floss into Jude’s arms and ambled past me.
Test Preparation Material for Grade 3
English Grammar Test Paper – Grade 3
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