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Primary 3 English Practice Paper 4

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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper — English Primary 3 (Version 4) Answer Key

Note: Syllabus-first content from LLM-inferred templates. Not past-year derived.

Section A: Grammar MCQ

1. (2) walks — Subject "boy" is singular, present tense needs -s.
2. (3) bought — "Yesterday" = past, buy → bought.
3. (3) are doing — "now" = present continuous.
4. (1) was — "Mother" singular + past continuous "was cooking".
5. (3) under — cat hides below table = under.
6. (2) him — object of "to" = object pronoun him.
7. (2) mine — possessive pronoun, stands alone.
8. (2) must — obligation to finish food.
9. (3) These mangoes — plural demonstrative + plural noun.
10. (1) fish — "fish" can be plural same form; "are" needs plural.
11. (3) beautifully — adverb modifies verb sang.
12. (2) its — possessive of it, no apostrophe.

Section B: Fill-in

13. went — past with "yesterday".
14. children — irregular plural of child.
15. on — on the chair (surface).
16. Ravi's — possessive with apostrophe-s.
17. are watching — present continuous with "now".

Section C: Correction

18. (3 marks)
Mistakes: go→went; were→was; seen→saw / crab→crabs.
Correct: "Last weekend, my family went to Sentosa. The beach was clean. We saw many crabs."
(Mark: 1 per correction)

19. (2 marks)
"a apple"→"an apple"; "an banana"→"a banana".
Correct: "I want to eat an apple and a banana for breakfast."
(Mark: 1 per article fix; capital I also acceptable note)

20. (2 marks)
"Him and me"→"He and I" (subject); "ourself"→"ourselves".
Correct: "He and I went to the shop to buy a toy for ourselves."