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CBSE Class 2 English Practice Worksheet

The mother tells the vegetables to stop arguing, saying they are all nutritious and anyone who eats them will be healthy and strong. All the vegetables together make meals tasty and nutritious. The passage is from an English worksheet for class 2 students, where they are asked questions about the passage and verbs in simple present tense.

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CBSE Class 2 English Practice Worksheet

The mother tells the vegetables to stop arguing, saying they are all nutritious and anyone who eats them will be healthy and strong. All the vegetables together make meals tasty and nutritious. The passage is from an English worksheet for class 2 students, where they are asked questions about the passage and verbs in simple present tense.

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BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, PUSA ROAD CAMPUS

CLASS II

ENGLISH WORKSHEET 1

1. Read the following passage:

The mother tells everyone to stop arguing. She says, “You all are full of nutrients. Anyone
who eats you will remain healthy and strong. All the vegetables together make our meal
tasty and nutritious.

Now answer the following questions:

 Who stops the vegetables from arguing?

____________________________________________________________

 What makes our meal tasty and nutritious?

_____________________________________________________________

 Give the opposite of

 Weak __________________________

 Empty __________________________

 Write two adjectives from the passage.

__________________________ ________________________

 Underline the simple present tense:

 My father watches old movies.

 I live in Delhi.

 The sun shines in the sky.

 The gardener waters the plants.

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