Q&A - PSLE English
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XXXX:
That sounds good. This will possibly be my last psle query for English. Thank you so much for your help xxxx and others who contributed to this forum.
The warlord's conquering of many nations made him a hero.notredame:
S&T question:
The warlord conquered many nations. This made him a hero.
The warlord's ______________________________________.
Please help. TIA.
Possibly.
All the best to your dc's psle english tomorrow! -
Hey guys, it's the English paper tomorrow.
I collated some tips for Paper 2 here.
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/last-minute-tips-psle-english
Hope this is useful. If you scroll to the end of the article, there's a link to tips for Paper 1 ( I wrote that in July). Hope this is useful for your ds and dd.
Good luck all! :rahrah: -
PSLEguru:
Thanks!Hey guys, it's the English paper tomorrow.
I collated some tips for Paper 2 here.
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/last-minute-tips-psle-english
Hope this is useful. If you scroll to the end of the article, there's a link to tips for Paper 1 ( I wrote that in July). Hope this is useful for your ds and dd.
Good luck all! :rahrah: -
The principal, as well as several teachers, __________ at the conference this year.
(1) speak (2) speaks (3) is speaking (4) are speaking
The given answer is (3). But both my DD and myself chose (2). Could anyone confirm this answer? TIA! -
Lbetter:
The principal is going to speak at the conference. so (3) is speaking is right.The principal, as well as several teachers, __________ at the conference this year.
(1) speak (2) speaks (3) is speaking (4) are speaking
The given answer is (3). But both my DD and myself chose (2). Could anyone confirm this answer? TIA! -
A simple way is to ask yourself if the answer would be "he" or him."
Who/Whom ate my breakfast?
He ate my breakfast, therefore "who" is correct.
For who/whom should I vote?
I should vote for him, therefore "whom" is correct. -
it is very clear now. thank you all!
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it is very clear now. thank you all!
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This morning, Mr Lim demanded that John (leave/left) the library immediately.
my son’s answer is ‘left’ but correct answer is ‘leave’.
why is it present tense ? please help… -
sharon1234:
This might help:This morning, Mr Lim demanded that John (leave/left) the library immediately.
my son's answer is 'left' but correct answer is 'leave'.
why is it present tense ? please help...
http://www.vocabulix.com/grammar/imperative-sentence-english.shtml
\"The imperative tense in English is used to give an order, a warning, an appeal, an advice, a suggestion, an instruction and in some cases a request to another person, to a group of people or to animals. It is very easy to form the imperative sentence: Simply take the verbs' infinitive form (without the \"to\" infinitive indicator).\"
And this:
http://www3.telus.net/linguisticsissues/subjunctive.html
\"The subjunctive is a special kind of present tense, using an infinitive that has no –s in the third person singular. It is often used when talking about something that somebody must do.
I insist (that) your friend leave this house at once.
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