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Fun  with Grammar                                                     Literacy  Skills



            G.     Match the words from the left column with their correct definitions from the
                  right column:

                               Column A                        Column B

                         1.    Determined                      something handed down or left behind by a
                                                               predecessor.

                         2.    Resolute                        a  person  or  thing  that  poses  a  threat  or
                                                               danger.
                         3.    Agile                           courageous  behaviour


                         4.    Menace                          quick and well-coordinated  in movement.
                         5.    Bravery                         resolute;  firm

                         6.    Legacy                          showing  firmness  and  purpose.


            H.     Fill in  the blanks with the correct  vocabulary  from the text.

                         1.   Rikki-Tikki-Tavi’s __________ movements allowed him to dodge the snake’s
                              strikes.

                         2.   Despite being  bitten,  Rikki remained  __________ and  undeterred  in his
                              mission.

                         3.   The mongoose’s bravery and __________ earned him the admiration of the
                              other animals  in the garden.
                         4.   Rikki-Tikki-Tavi’s courageous actions had a lasting __________ in the garden,
                              where  he became a hero.

                         5.   Rikki’s determination to protect his family helped him __________ the cobras’
                              plans and ensure their safety.




                                                Mastering Grammar

              Present  Tense

              the present tense is  used
              •   to describe a routine activity or a fact:

                  for  example,  Rikki-Tikki-Tavi  fights  with  the  cobras.
              •   to talk  about the future:
                  for example, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi outsmarts the cobras in half-an-hour.




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