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Appreciating the Poem • Alliteration
We already know that alliteration is the repetition of the same sound, especially
consonants, at the beginning of several words that are close together.
Example: My child, we pass by this maze with much ease.
A. Now, find out the use of alliteration in the following lines and underline them.
1. Listen with an eager ear, share a laugh.
2. Learn more and more as you walk the mile.
3. A spright in his step.
Word Wise • Forming new words from a given word
• Expressions used to say you agree or disagree with something
A. Make six new words from the letters in the word WISDOM.
1 2 3
4 5 6
B. There are many ways to express that you agree or disagree with a person. Pick out
the appropriate response from the box and fill in the blanks.
“I am sorry. I do not agree with you.” “I totally agree with you.”
“I’m afraid I disagree.” “I couldn’t agree with you more.”
1. “We should be careful when we go to crowded places, especially during the
pandemic,” said Sahil.
You :
2. “We needn’t wash our hands after gardening,” said Rita.
You :
3. Mohit said, “We should keep learning every day,”
You :
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