English Olympiad Online Coaching and Syllabus for Class 3
In class 3, children will go from basic language learning to gaining a deeper understanding and appreciation for the English language. Hence, our well-designed coaching of the English Olympiad online for Class 3 supports this transition and helps children to strengthen their foundation.
Along with this, the exam will also help with future competitive exams. Our class 3 English Olympiad online tuition is based on the belief that learning should be a fun adventure, not stressful. The syllabus of the Class 3 English Olympiad online coaching follows the school learning as well as highly competitive Olympiad exams.
English Olympiad Online Class 3 Syllabus
Below is the detailed syllabus your child will explore and master through our engaging live classes. Every topic is taught interactively, making sure your child doesn't just learn but genuinely develops a strong command of the English language.
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Topics
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What to Learn
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Assorts
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- Introduction to Confusing Words
- Homonyms
- Homographs
- Homophones
- What is a Palindrome?
- Prefixes and Suffixes
- Collocations
- Alliteration and Similes
- Anagrams
- Interjections
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Synonyms and Antonyms
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- Introduction to Word Friends and Word Opposites
- Synonyms – Definition and Examples
- Antonyms – Definition and Examples
- More Synonyms and Antonyms
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Proverbs and Idioms
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- Introduction
- What is a Proverb?
- Famous Proverbs and their Meanings
- What is an Idiom?
- Common Idioms
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Nouns
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- Introduction to Naming Words
- Four Main Types of Nouns
- Proper vs Common Nouns
- Collective Nouns
- Abstract Nouns
- Material Nouns
- Countable vs Uncountable Nouns
- Nouns: Gender
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Singular-Plural and One Word Substitution
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- Introduction to One and Many
- Adding ‘-s’
- Adding ‘-es’
- The Tricky ‘y’ Ending
- Words ending in ‘-f’ and ‘-fe’
- The Irregular Nouns
- The No Change Words
- One-Word Substitution
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Pronouns
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- Introduction – Making Sentences Simpler
- What is a Pronoun?
- Personal Pronouns
- Demonstrative Pronouns
- Interrogative Pronouns
- Reflexive Pronouns
- Possessive Pronouns
- Indefinite Pronouns
- A Special Skill
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Verbs
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- Introduction and Definition
- Main Verbs
- Action Verbs
- Mental Verbs
- Helping Verbs
- Auxiliary Verbs
- Modals
- The 5 Forms of English Verbs
- Subject-Verb Agreement Rules – Introduction
- The Core Rule: Singular vs Plural
- The Special Case: 'I' and 'You'
- When Subjects Team Up with 'And'
- Focusing on the Individual: The 'Each' and 'Every' Rule
- The Collective Noun Challenge: One Group or Many Members?
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Adverbs
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- Introduction – What in the World is an Adverb?
- The Main Job of Adverbs: Answering Key Questions
- Adverbs' Other Talents: Modifying More Than Just Verbs
- Where Do Adverbs Go? A Guide to Placement
- How to Create an Adverb: The ‘-ly’ Magic Trick
- Meet the Adverb Family: The Different Kinds
- Comparing with Adverbs: From Fast to Fastest
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Adjectives
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- Introduction: What is an Adjective?
- Where Do Adjectives Go? The Two Main Spots
- The Different Flavours (Types) of Adjectives
- Using More than One Adjective
- Rules for Using 'and'
- Comparing Things with Adjectives
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Articles
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- Learning About Articles
- The Two Big Groups: Specific vs General
- The ‘Pointing’ Article
- The ‘Any One’ Articles
- The Most Important Rule: The Sound Rule
- What About Adjectives?
- What Happens with Plurals?
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Tenses
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- Welcome to the World of Tenses
- The Present Tense
- The Past Tense
- Regular vs Irregular
- The Future Tense
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Conjunctions
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- Introduction
- Coordinating Conjunctions
- Correlative Conjunctions
- Subordinating Conjunctions
- Conjunctive Adverbs
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Punctuation
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- Punctuation: Your Traffic Signs for Reading
- The Stoppers
- The Pausers
- The Special Marks
- Your Guide to Using Capital Letters
- The First Big Rule
- The Special Names Rule
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Prepositions
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- What are Prepositions?
- The Three Main Types of Prepositions
- Prepositional Phrases
- Key Prepositions
- Prepositional Phrases with AT
- Prepositional Phrases with OUT
- Prepositional Phrases with IN
- Prepositional Phrases with BY
- Prepositional Phrases with ON
- Prepositional Phrases Examples
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Comprehension (Stories and Poetry)
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- Paragraphs
- Short Stories
- Poetry
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Spoken and Written Expression
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- Messages
- Paragraphs
- Invitations
- Slogan Writing
- Time-Tables
- Diary Entry
- Letter Writing – Formal and Informal Letters
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Our Syllabus Is Aligned with Top English Olympiad Exams
The syllabus of our online coaching is designed to follow the pattern of the top examinations. Students will not only improve academically but also gain a competitive advantage during the years they have. Our online tuition for English Olympiad Class 3 ensures that every single concept has been taught clearly and that no child's needs turn into disappointment.
Why Parents Prefer Olympiad Success
Because we create a great English Olympiad Online Preparation Class 3, Parents have confidence in us that the children are receiving a great online education. The most important thing about our English Olympiad Online Coaching is the following features.
Recorded Classes: All live classes are recorded so that students may review or re-watch any class or topic they choose at their own pace, whenever convenient.
Topic-Wise Tests: Each assessment gives the students confidence and helps them realize where they need additional help.
Flexible Batches: There are many different batch days/times available for students and Parents to choose from.
Fun & Interaction: Teachers will use creative, hands-on activities/real-world examples to make English fun and easy to learn.
Class 3 English Olympiad Online Tuition Worldwide
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Online Tuition for English in Different Countries
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How many classes are held in a week for the Grade 3 English Olympiad online coaching?
Ans. Our Grade 3 English Olympiad online classes are scheduled three times a week to ensure steady progress for better clarity. We bring this frequency to give enough time for practice and revision between sessions.
Q2. Does Olympiad Success provide previous year papers for Class 3 English Olympiad preparation?
Ans. We at Olympiad Success offer previous year papers to help students understand the exam pattern, so the surprising element would be minimal.
Q3. Can I take a free trial class for the Grade 3 English Olympiad coaching before committing?
Ans. Absolutely! Olympiad Success allows prospective students to see what the instructor's teaching style and our live online class format will be before joining.
Q4. Are mock tests provided for the Class 3 English Olympiad online preparation?
Ans. Olympiad Success provides mock tests that are designed to display the actual Olympiad exam pattern. It helps students practice under exam-like conditions and improve both speed and accuracy.
