Antonyms Worksheet-1
all – everyone or the whole
example – Payal has got four children, all under the age of five.
none – not one or not any
example – None of the students knew the answer.
big – large in size or amount
example – Sharma family lives in a big house.
small – limited in size or amount
example – We have a small farm.
new – recently created or having started to exist recently
example – My uncle has got a new car.
old – having lived or existed for many years
example – The building where Anil lives is very old.
tall – of more than average height
example – One of my friends is 7 feet tall.
short – small in length, distance or height
example – Mira is a short and sweet girl.
day – the period between the time when the sun rises and the time it goes down
example – The days get longer in the summer.
night – the part of every 24-hour period when it is dark because there is very little light from the sun
example – The nights get longer in the winter.
up – towards a higher position
example – Put all the books up on the top shelf.
down – in or towards a low or lower position
example – The children ran down the hill to play.
near – not far away in distance
example – The office is near the airport.
far – from a great distance in space or time
example – She lives very far from my house.
good – very satisfactory, enjoyable, pleasant or interesting
example – The weather is really good today.
bad – unpleasant; causing difficulties or harm
example – Their holiday was spoiled by bad weather.
give – to offer something to someone, or to provide them with it
example – Please give me some candies.
take – to remove something, especially without permission
example – You can take my pen if you want.
in – towards the inside of a container, place or area, or surrounded or closed off by something
example – The spoons are in the top drawer.
out – used to show movement away from the inside of a place or container
example – I’m planning to go out for a walk, would you like to come with me.
