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Primary 4 English Practice Paper 5

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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper — Answer Key (English Primary 4, Version 5)

Subject: English
Level: Primary 4
Paper: Grammar Practice Paper (AI Version 5 of 5)
Total Marks: 20


Section A: Grammar Multiple-Choice (12 marks)

Q1. (2) were arranging
Teaching note: Compound subject “The librarian and the students” is plural, so we use plural verb “were arranging”. Common mistake: using “was” for compound subjects.

Q2. (3) was doing
Teaching note: “While” shows a past continuous action interrupted by a past event (“the lights went out”). Past continuous = was/were + verb-ing. “Was doing” is correct for singular “my brother”.

Q3. (1) herself
Teaching note: Sarah is one female person, so the reflexive pronoun is “herself”. Reflexive pronouns reflect the subject.

Q4. (4) These
Teaching note: “Apples” is plural and near (“on the table”), so use “These”. “Those” is for far plural; “This/That” for singular.

Q5. (3) to
Teaching note: “Return something to someone” is the correct preposition pattern. “At/on/in” are wrong for returns.

Q6. (2) tired
Teaching note: After “were very”, use adjective. “Tired” describes the children’s feeling. “Tiring” means causing tiredness.

Q7. (3) was
Teaching note: “One of the girls” means a single one, so singular verb “was”. Common mistake: “were” because of “girls”.

Q8. (3) went
Teaching note: “Last Sunday” is past time marker; use simple past “went”.

Q9. (2) which
Teaching note: “Which” refers to things (the cat). “Who” for people; “whom” object; “whose” possession.

Q10. (2) themselves
Teaching note: “Twins” is plural, so reflexive is “themselves”.

Q11. (3) little
Teaching note: “Milk” is uncountable and negative meaning (need to buy more) → “little”. “A little” would mean some left.

Q12. (3) checked
Teaching note: Past action before submitting → simple past “checked”.


Section B: Grammar Cloze (4 marks)

Q13. were
Note: Plural “girls” + past continuous “when it started” → “were playing”.

Q14. ourselves
Note: “My father and I” = plural “we” → reflexive “ourselves”.

Q15. to
Note: “Give the letter to your cousin” correct preposition.

Q16. who
Note: “The boy” is a person, subject of “won” → relative pronoun “who”.


Section C: Sentence Correction (4 marks)

Q17. If the weather is sunny, we will go to the park.
Marking: 1 mark for “go” instead of “goes” after “will”.
Note: After “will”, base verb.

Q18. The man and the boy are cleaning the car.
Marking: 1 mark for “are” not “is”.
Note: Two subjects joined by “and” → plural.

Q19. She drew a picture of her house yesterday.
Marking: 1 mark for “drew” past of draw.
Note: “drawed” is non-standard; “yesterday” needs past.

Q20. They enjoyed themselves at the school carnival.
Marking: 1 mark for “themselves” not “themself”.
Note: “They” plural reflexive is “themselves”.


Total: 20 marks. All questions syllabus-aligned (P4 Grammar: tenses, pronouns, prepositions, relatives, subject-verb agreement). No past-year claim.