Notes: Word Pairs | English Olympiad Class 1 PDF Download

What are Word Pairs?

Words that often go together like best friends. These pairs help us express ideas more completely and clearly.

Common Word Pairs:

• Up and Down
  

  • Example: The balloon goes up, and then it comes down.

• Big and Small
  

  • Example: The elephant is big, but the mouse is small.

• Fast and Slow
  

  • Example: The car can go fast, and the turtle moves slow.

• Day and Night
  

  • Example: We play during the day and sleep at night.

How to Use Word Pairs:

• Match Ideas: Word pairs help us match ideas and make our sentences more interesting.
• Tell a Story: You can use word pairs to tell a little story with your words.

Practice Time:

Let's practice creating sentences with word pairs!

• Use "big and small" in a sentence. (Example: The elephant is big, but the mouse is small.)
• Create a sentence with "fast and slow." (Example: The car can go fast, and the turtle moves slow.)

Create Your Own Word Pairs:

Think of other word pairs and create sentences with them. For example, "hot and cold" or "happy and sad."

Why is it Important?

Using word pairs makes our language more colorful and helps others understand our ideas better. It's like adding different colors to our sentences. Keep exploring these word friendships, language enthusiasts!