Made specially for Class 4. Big pictures, short sentences, and a game after every lesson. Free for every student — nothing to buy.
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Class 4 questions stay simple — pictures, short texts and everyday situations.
Spellings, one and many, boy-girl words, synonyms, antonyms, nouns, verbs, tenses, punctuation.
Finding facts in pictures, tables, small stories, invitations and messages.
What to say when you greet, say sorry, request something or introduce a friend.
Higher order thinking — everything above, mixed together in trickier questions.
All 12 chapters are ready to play — dive in!
Picture words, easy spellings, one & many, boy & girl words.
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Friend words that mean the same, and how to say things better.
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Opposite word pairs — hot/cold, big/small, day/night.
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Naming words, capital letters, and swapping a noun for a pronoun.
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Doing words, am/is/are, and one doer versus many doers.
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Describing a noun versus describing a verb.
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a, an, the — and in, on, under, behind, between.
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Joining words like and/but/because, and short forms like don't and I'm.
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Talking about today, yesterday and tomorrow.
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Putting mixed-up words in order, and fun phrases like "a piece of cake".
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Reading a short story, a notice and a timetable.
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Greetings, sorry, please — plus full stops, commas and capital letters.
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Olympiad questions check if you really understood the idea. If something feels confusing, ask your teacher the very same day.
Write every new word with a tiny drawing next to it. Read one page before you sleep — that is your quick revision.
Play the games on this page again and again. They train your speed, which matters in a timed exam.
Storybooks, comics, the newspaper — anything in English. For reading questions, look at the questions first, then hunt for the answer.
Our Future-Ready Thinkers program starts at Class 4 — small offline batches at Chail Chowk, Mandi, with Olympiad and JNVST practice built in.
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