There is… + singular countable noun There is an apple. There is a glass. There are… + plural countable noun There are apples. There are glasses. There is + uncountable noun There is no toothpaste. There is bread.

Words like who, what, when, where, why and how are used to ask questions. They are called question words.

How can assertive sentences be transformed into rhetorical questions? How can a complex sentence be changed into a complex sentence; and vice versa? Can we also change the degrees of comparison?

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What is a simple sentence? What is a compound sentence? What is a complex sentence? Are all simple sentences short?

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A sentence is a group of words that gives a complete meaning. Read the groups of words below. Which ones are sentences? Which ones are not?

What is formed when letters combine? What is formed when words combine? Does a sentence begin with a small letter or a capital letter? What does a sentence end with?

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The following are some of the common forms of writing for grade 3. 1. Diary 2. Personal Narrative 3. Description 4. Story 5. Information Paragraph 6. Friendly Letter 7. How-to Paragraph 8. Paragraph that Contrasts