AP-English New Textual Grammar for 7th class

English grammar at the 7th class level plays a major role in building a student’s language foundation. The new textual grammar for the Academic Year 2024 focuses on practical usage, classroom-based examples, and activity-based learning. These concepts have been compiled and prepared by Mr. Prabhakar Mallavarapu. The following note explains the main grammar components covered in Units 1 to 4 for Class 7.

AP-English New Textual Grammar for 7th class

AP-English New Textual Grammar for 7th class

Unit – 1: Vocabulary and Word Forms

Students learn new words, their meanings and how they are used in sentences.
In addition to meanings, this unit teaches how to change a base word into its correct grammatical form while completing sentences.
Examples include:

• promise → promise / promised
• judge → judgement / judge
• differ → difference / differ
• answer → answer / answered
• necessary → necessity
• wise → wisdom
• decide → decision
• forgive → forgiveness

This helps the learner to apply the appropriate noun, verb, adjective or abstract form in the blank.

---

Unit – 2: ‘If Clause’ Sentences

This unit teaches combined sentences using “If”.
Students understand that an ‘if-clause’ expresses condition and the other part shows result.

Example:
If you study regularly, you will do well in the exam.

This unit also includes exercises where students have to choose the correct form such as:

• if you want to
• if you don’t want to
• if you want him to

Students also learn antonyms by matching opposite words like “long–short”, “lost–found”, etc.

---

Unit – 3: Reported Speech

Students practise converting direct speech to reported speech.
They learn how to change:

• tense
• pronouns
• word order

Example:
Direct: “I accept the challenge, Your Majesty.”
Reported: Gopal told the king that he accepted the challenge.

Learners also expand their dictionary skills by finding meanings of new words such as “challenge”, “mystic”, “comical”, “courtier” etc.
Selected words are then used in fill-in-the-blanks to make meaningful sentences.

---

Unit – 4: WH- Question Words

This unit explains the usage of question words like:

• what
• who
• where
• when
• why
• which
• how
• whose

Each question word expresses a specific function such as asking about place, people, time, manner, reason or possession.
Students complete dialogues and fill in sentences by choosing the appropriate question word.

This unit also teaches prefixes like im- and in- to form opposite meanings such as:

• possible → impossible
• patient → impatient
• proper → improper

---

Conclusion

The AP Textual Grammar for Class 7 English (2024) focuses on practical communication-oriented grammar.
Through vocabulary enrichment, conditional clauses, reported speech, and WH-questions, students become more confident in both spoken and written language.

This syllabus ensures that learners not only memorise grammar rules but also apply them meaningfully in everyday usage.

AP TET Class 7 English Grammar — MCQs (Units 1–4)

Time: 00:00

1) The noun form of "decide" is:

decision decider deciding decideance

2) The abstract noun of "forgive" is:

forgiveness forgiven forgiveable forgivenesses

3) The correct past form of "answer" is:

"Answer" becomes "answered" in past tense." data-answer="answered"> answered answere answerd answred

4) Choose correct completion: "If you study regularly, ____."

you will do well you will did well you do well then you had done well

5) Which 'if' phrase is correct for a choice?

if you want to if you wants to if you will want to if you wanting to

6) Opposite of "long" is:

short tall wide brief

7) Direct: "I accept the challenge," he said. Reported form begins with:

He said that he accepted the challenge. He said I accept the challenge. He says he accept the challenge. He told that he accept challenge.

8) When converting direct to reported speech we usually change:

tense, pronouns and word order spelling only punctuation only capital letters only

9) The noun form of "judge" (abstract) is:

judgement judger judging judgehood

10) The abstract noun of "necessary" is:

necessity necessaryness necessitate necessityful

11) Complete: "If you don't want to, ____."

you may skip it you don't want to you will not you should must

12) Which WH-word asks about place?

where who when why

13) Which WH-word asks about reason?

why how who which

14) The opposite of "possible" using prefix is:

impossible unpossible nonpossible inpossible

15) The opposite of "patient" is formed as:

impatient unpatient nonpatient antipatient

16) The noun form of "promise" (past) is:

promise / promised promisor promising promiseful

17) Direct: "I will come," he said. Reported becomes:

He said that he would come. He said he will come. He said that I will come. He told will come.

18) "Mystic" best relates to:

mysterious/spiritual loud/noisy funny/comical legal

19) Complete: "____ took the book?" (asks about person)

Who Where When Why

20) Which is correct subject-verb agreement?

His classmates study His classmates studies His classmates is study His classmates studied

21) Complete: "If you want him to, ____." (choice)

you may ask him you asked him you will to ask him you had him ask

22) The noun 'wisdom' is formed from the adjective:

wise wisely wisedom wiseful

23) Convert: Direct: "Where are you going?" → Reported:

He asked where I was going. He asked where are you going. He asked where you go. He asked where I going.

24) The noun of "differ" is:

difference differment diff differing

25) Which WH-word asks about possession?

whose which what how

26) "Proper" opposite using prefix is:

improper unproper nonproper anti proper

27) Choose correct usage: "She ____ the question yesterday."

answered answer answers answering

28) "If I were rich, ____." (type: unreal condition)

I would travel the world I will travel the world I travel the world I am traveling the world

29) "Grandfather was known for his ____." (choose the noun)

wisdom wise wisely wisedom

30) Which skill is emphasised across Units 1–4?

practical communication & application only memorising rules writing poetry drawing pictures

AP TET Class 7 English Grammar — MCQs (Units 1–4)

Time: 00:00

1) The noun form of "decide" is:

decision decider deciding decidedly

2) The abstract noun of "forgive" is:

forgiveness forgiven forgiver forgiving

3) Correct past form of "answer" is:

answered answerd answere answeredly

4) The noun of "differ" is:

difference differance differing diff

5) Complete: "If you study regularly, ____."

you will do well in the exam you do well now you did well you can do well

6) Which is a correct if-clause phrase?

if you want to if you wants to if you will want to if you wanted

7) Opposite of "lost" is:

found gone missing left

8) Direct: “I accept the challenge, Your Majesty.” Reported form begins with:

Gopal told the king that he accepted the challenge Gopal says I accept Gopal told the king accept Gopal asked the king to accept

9) While converting direct to reported speech we change:

tense, pronouns and word order only punctuation only spelling nothing changes

10) Meaning of "mystic" relates to:

mysterious / spiritual funny legal noisy

11) Which WH-word asks about time?

when who where what

12) Which WH-word is used to ask about choice from a set?

which why how when

13) Opposite of "possible" using prefix is:

impossible unpossible nonpossible inpossible

14) Opposite of "proper" formed with prefix is:

improper unproper nonproper anti proper

15) The noun form of "wise" is:

wisdom wiser wisely wiseful

16) Direct: "I am coming," she said. Reported:

She said that she was coming She said I am coming She said I was coming She told that she come

17) The correct noun from "judge" (abstract) is:

judgement judger judging judgy

18) Choose correct if-clause continuation: "If you don’t want to, ____."

you may skip it you will must you don't wants you will skip no

19) Choose correct pair: base / past — "promise"

promise / promised promis / promist promise / promiseed promisey / promised

20) Which WH-word asks about a person?

who what where which

21) Direct: "We will win," they said. Reported:

They said that they would win They say they will win They said that they will win They told will win

22) Abstract noun of "necessary" is:

necessity necessness necessaryness necessate

23) Which WH-word asks about possession?

whose who what which

24) A "courtier" is most likely:

a person who attends a royal court a castle builder a mystic priest a comic actor

25) Opposite of "patient" using prefix is:

impatient unpatient nonpatient mispatient

26) The word "challenge" most nearly means:

a difficult task or test a funny story a royal order a small gift

27) Direct: "Where did he go?" Reported form:

He asked where he had gone / where he went He asked where did he go He asked where he go He asked go where

28) Unit 1 teaches students to change base words into correct:

grammatical forms (noun, verb, adjective, abstract) only synonyms only translations only spellings

29) Choose correct continuation: "If you want him to, ____."

you may ask him you might to ask him you will ask him no you asking him

30) The syllabus across Units 1–4 emphasises:

practical communication and meaningful application only memorising rules only vocabulary lists only writing poems