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Making Simple Sentences

Learn to make simple English sentences using naming words and action words with easy Class 1 examples and practice.

Making Simple Sentences

We can make simple sentences by putting words together in the correct order.

A simple sentence can tell us about a person, animal, thing or action.

Learning Objectives

  • Make simple sentences using familiar words.
  • Use naming words in sentences.
  • Use action words in sentences.
  • Check whether a sentence makes sense.

Person and Action

One easy way to make a sentence is to name someone or something and tell what they do.

Person or Thing + Action

Example: Riya runs.

Simple Examples

The boy runs.
The girl sings.
The dog jumps.
The bird flies.

Using Describing Words

We can also add a describing word to give more information.

The boy runs.
The tall boy runs.

The word tall gives us more information about the boy.

Making a Sentence Step by Step

  1. Choose a person, animal or thing.
  2. Choose an action or information about it.
  3. Put the words in the correct order.
  4. Read the sentence.
  5. Check that it makes sense.

Common Mistakes

  • Do not mix the words randomly.
  • Do not leave out important words when making a complete idea.
  • Make sure the sentence makes sense.
  • Keep the sentence short while you are learning.

Practice

1. Make a sentence using: boy / runs.

2. Make a sentence using: cat / sleeps.

3. Make a sentence using: bird / flies.

4. Complete: The girl ___.

5. Add a describing word: The ___ dog runs.

Try It Yourself

Choose three naming words and three action words. Try to make different sentences by joining them.

Example: The boy reads.

Quick Revision

  • Simple sentences use words in the correct order.
  • We can combine naming words and action words.
  • Describing words can give extra information.
  • A sentence should give a clear idea.

Next Step

In the next lesson, you will learn how to make sentences about people.

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