CBSE Class 4 English Meena Book Worksheet

Apostrophes are used to show possession. Showing possession: Meena's book - A book belonging to Meena. Match the pictures below with the words in the second table and then use those words in your own sentence. First one is done for you.

Question 1. Doctor's stethoscope was hard to find.
Answer: The doctor's stethoscope is kept in the clinic drawer.
In simple words: An apostrophe 's' is added to the word doctor to show that the stethoscope belongs to the doctor.

Exam Tip: Always add an apostrophe followed by 's' to a singular noun to show ownership or possession.

Question 2. Match the bus picture with the correct word and write a sentence.
Answer: The bus's tyre was punctured during the morning journey.
In simple words: The tyre belongs to the bus, so we use the possessive form bus's.

Exam Tip: When matching pictures of objects to owners or attributes, carefully observe the primary item associated with the professional or vehicle.

Question 3. Match the chef picture with the correct word and write a sentence.
Answer: The chef's pizza was freshly baked and smelled delicious.
In simple words: The pizza belongs to or was made by the chef.

Exam Tip: Ensure proper capitalization and punctuation when starting your sentence with a possessive noun.

Question 4. Match the painter picture with the correct word and write a sentence.
Answer: The painter's painting was displayed in the art gallery.
In simple words: The painting belongs to the painter.

Exam Tip: Check that the spelling of words like painting and painter are accurate and used in the correct grammatical context.

Question 5. Match the policeman picture with the correct word and write a sentence.
Answer: The policeman's stick was kept safely in his belt.
In simple words: The stick belongs to the policeman.

Question 6. Match the carpenter / worker picture with the correct word and write a sentence.
Answer: The worker's hammer was used to fix the broken wooden chair.
In simple words: The hammer belongs to the worker.

Exam Tip: Review your sentences to make sure every sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a full stop.