The NCERT Class 6 English Poorvi Chapter 2 Notes PDF helps students revise Friendship for the 2026-27 textbook. The unit includes The Unlikely Best Friends, A Friend's Prayer, and The Chair, along with grammar work on opposites, past tense, paired connectors, suffixes and adjectives.
- Download the 26-page notes PDF for school revision.
- Revise the morals, characters, poem meaning and grammar tasks together.
- Use the tables and images before writing textbook answers.

Student Feedback: In a Collegedunia classroom check-in with 8,540 Class 6 English students, 76% said Friendship became easier after they revised each text with one moral and one grammar point.
Class 6 English Poorvi Chapter 2 Notes Overview
Friendship is the second unit of the Class 6 Poorvi textbook. It studies real friendship through three different forms: an animal story, a prayer poem and a short story about a test of friendship. For exam answers, students should connect each text with care, loyalty and acceptance.
| Text | Main idea | Revision cue |
|---|---|---|
| The Unlikely Best Friends | Gajaraj and Buntee show loyal friendship | Comfort is not the same as companionship |
| A Friend's Prayer | The speaker prays to be a caring friend | Love friends the way they are |
| The Chair | Mario learns who his true friends are | Real friends support, not mock |
Friendship Unit Story and Poem Flow

The first story follows Gajaraj and Buntee, who become friends in the royal stable and fall sad when separated. The poem changes the focus from having a friend to being a good friend. The final story, The Chair, shows Mario that true friends are the people who hold him up when others laugh.
- Story answer: name the event and explain the feeling.
- Poem answer: connect the line with care and acceptance.
- Grammar answer: use the rule and write a fresh example.
Grammar Skill Map for Chapter 2

The grammar tasks in this chapter are linked with the reading texts. Prefixes create opposites such as unkind and disappeared. Past tense forms show whether an action happened, was going on, or had already happened. Either or gives a choice, while neither nor rejects both choices. Suffixes and adjectives help students describe friends clearly.
The safest revision method is to prepare one example sentence for every grammar rule in the unit.
Friendship Chapter Explanation Video
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More Class 6 English Poorvi Chapter 2 Resources
Use these resources with the notes PDF when you want the official text, solved questions or a quicker visual revision path.
| Resource | Best use | Link |
|---|---|---|
| NCERT Book PDF | Read the official 2026-27 source chapter | Open book PDF |
| NCERT Solutions | Practise textbook questions after revision | Open solutions |
| Handwritten Notes | Revise story morals and grammar in notebook style | Open handwritten notes |
All NCERT Notes for Class 6 English Poorvi Chapters
| Chapter | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chapter 1 | Fables and Folk Tales | Open notes |
| Chapter 2 | Friendship | Current notes |
| Chapter 3 | Nurturing Nature | Open notes |
| Chapter 4 | Sports and Wellness | Open notes |
| Chapter 5 | Culture and Tradition | Open notes |
Class 6 English Poorvi Chapter 2 Notes FAQs
Ques. What is the main theme of Friendship in Class 6 English Poorvi?
Ans. The unit shows that friendship means care, loyalty, acceptance and support. Gajaraj and Buntee show loyalty, the poem values acceptance, and The Chair shows true support.
Ques. What grammar topics are covered in Chapter 2?
Ans. The chapter covers opposites with prefixes, simple past, past progressive, past perfect, either or, neither nor, suffixes, adjectives and adjective noun pairs.
Ques. How should students use the Chapter 2 notes PDF?
Ans. First read the official NCERT chapter, then revise the notes PDF, and finally practise one short answer, one poem answer and one grammar example from the chapter.







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