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English Class 1 - Word Pairs-And-Odd-One-Out Notes

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Word Pairs and Odd One Out

Welcome to the chapter on Word Pairs and Odd One Out for Class 1. In this chapter, you will learn about words that go together (word pairs) and how to find the word that does not belong in a group (odd one out). By the end of this chapter, you will be able to match word pairs and spot the odd one out easily!

Introduction

Some words are often used together because they are related. These are called word pairs. Sometimes, we see a group of words where one word is different from the others. That word is called the odd one out.

Word Pairs

Word pairs are two words that go together or are often used together.

  • Salt and pepper
  • Bread and butter
  • Pen and paper
  • Cup and saucer
  • Shoes and socks
  • Needle and thread

Odd One Out

In a group of words, the odd one out is the word that is different from the others.

  • Apple, Banana, Orange, Car (Car is the odd one out because it is not a fruit.)
  • Dog, Cat, Cow, Table (Table is the odd one out because it is not an animal.)
  • Red, Blue, Green, Chair (Chair is the odd one out because it is not a color.)

Fun Activity: Match and Find!

Match the word pairs and circle the odd one out in each group your teacher gives you. Try making your own word pairs and odd one out groups!

Summary

  • Word pairs are words that go together.
  • Odd one out is the word that is different from the rest.
  • Finding word pairs and odd ones out helps you think and learn new words.

Practice Questions

  1. Which word goes with "bat": ball, apple, car?
  2. Find the odd one out: Sun, Moon, Star, Dog
  3. Which word goes with "lock": key, shoe, book?
  4. Find the odd one out: Table, Chair, Bed, Tiger
  5. Which word goes with "bread": butter, pencil, tree?

Challenge Yourself

  • Make three word pairs of your own.
  • Write a group of four words and ask your friend to find the odd one out.

Did You Know?

  • Some word pairs are called "rhyming pairs" because they sound alike, like "cat and hat".
  • Playing word games helps you learn English faster!

Glossary

  • Word Pair: Two words that go together.
  • Odd One Out: The word that is different from the others in a group.
  • Group: A set of things or words together.

Answers to Practice Questions

  1. Ball
  2. Dog
  3. Key
  4. Tiger
  5. Butter

Have fun finding word pairs and spotting the odd one out!

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