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Primary 3 English Practice Paper 3

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Answer Key – Version 3 of 5


Section A: Grammar MCQs (10 × 1 mark = 10 marks)

  1. (2) are
    Explanation: "Children" is plural, so the correct present continuous form is "are playing."

  2. (3) went
    Explanation: "Yesterday" indicates past tense. The past tense of "go" is "went."

  3. (2) are
    Explanation: "Three cats" is plural, so the correct verb is "are."

  4. (2) an
    Explanation: "Elephant" starts with a vowel sound, so the correct article is "an."

  5. (3) on
    Explanation: "On" is used for surfaces. The book is on top of the table.

  6. (2) does
    Explanation: "She" is third person singular, so the correct present simple form is "does."

  7. (3) are
    Explanation: "Tom and Jerry" is a compound subject (plural), so the correct verb is "are."

  8. (2) an, a
    Explanation: "Apple" starts with a vowel sound → "an." "Banana" starts with a consonant sound → "a."

  9. (4) were
    Explanation: "Birds" is plural and "last week" indicates past tense, so the correct form is "were flying."

  10. (2) does
    Explanation: "He" is third person singular, so the correct auxiliary verb is "does." ("He does not like...")


Section B: Grammar Fill-in-the-Blanks (5 × 2 marks = 10 marks)

  1. run
    Explanation: "The boys" is plural, so the base form "run" is used in simple present tense. (1 mark for correct answer)

  2. bought
    Explanation: "Yesterday" signals past tense. The past tense of "buy" is "bought." (1 mark for correct answer)

  3. are
    Explanation: "Many flowers" is plural, so the correct verb is "are." (1 mark for correct answer)

  4. carefully
    Explanation: An adverb is needed to describe how the father drives. The adverb form of "careful" is "carefully." (1 mark for correct answer)

  5. have
    Explanation: "We" is plural, so the correct present perfect form is "have visited." (1 mark for correct answer)


Section C: Grammar Editing (5 × 2 marks = 10 marks)

Note: 1 mark for identifying the mistake, 1 mark for the correct word.

  1. Mistake: chase → Correction: chased
    Explanation: "Yesterday" requires past tense. "Chase" should be "chased."

  2. Mistake: go → Correction: goes
    Explanation: "She" is third person singular, so the correct present simple form is "goes."

  3. Mistake: is → Correction: are
    Explanation: "Five pencils" is plural, so the correct verb is "are."

  4. Mistake: eat → Correction: ate
    Explanation: The sentence describes a past event ("ran out"), so "eat" should be "ate" for tense consistency.

  5. Mistake: was → Correction: were
    Explanation: "Children" is plural, so the correct past tense verb is "were."


Section D: Sentence Construction (5 × 2 marks = 10 marks)

Note: 2 marks for a grammatically correct sentence that preserves the original meaning. 1 mark for partial correctness (correct structure with minor errors). 0 marks for incorrect meaning or major grammar errors.

  1. My sister and my brother like ice cream.
    (Alternative: "My sister and brother like ice cream.")
    Marking note: Accept any grammatically correct sentence using "and" to join the two subjects.

  2. Where is the cat?
    Marking note: The question must start with "Where" and be grammatically correct.

  3. After he finished his homework, he watched television.
    (Alternative: "He watched television after he finished his homework.")
    Marking note: Accept either order as long as "After" is used correctly and the meaning is preserved.

  4. What beautiful flowers (they are)!
    Marking note: Accept "What beautiful flowers!" or "What beautiful flowers they are!" as correct exclamatory sentences.

  5. Although she is tired, she continues working.
    (Alternative: "She continues working although she is tired.")
    Marking note: Accept either order as long as "Although" is used correctly to show contrast.


Total: 40 marks