Q&A - PSLE English

[TheWriter]

has / didn’t he / the latter for both.

[SpartanMum]

Jamesbond:

1) Before Kelly showers, she ............her lunch.


Is the answer \"has\" or \"has had\"

2) Tom barely passed his examinations, .........he?

Is the answer \"didn't he\" or did.

Hmm
1) has
2) I thought it should be 'did' because barely passed means almost didn't pass right? So its like saying \"Tom almost didn't pass his exams, did he?\"

Anyone else got any thoughts?

[jetsetter]

jamesbond:


i’ll pick:

has/didn’t he?/believing him/taken her dog there.

Cheers!

[S-H]

Hi can someone help me with this synthesis question, thanks!


Ted was afraid of being punished. He lied to his mother.

________________so that.

[CookieMonster123]

Unsure, my ans is


Afraid, Ted lied to his mother so that he would not be punished.

[starlight1968sg]

S-H:

Hi can someone help me with this synthesis question, thanks!


Ted was afraid of being punished. He lied to his mother.

__________________________________so that__________________.

Ted lied to his mother so that he would not be punished.
(pse check with teacher)

[S-H]

starlight1968sg:

S-H:

Hi can someone help me with this synthesis question, thanks!


Ted was afraid of being punished. He lied to his mother.

__________________________________so that__________________.

Ted lied to his mother so that he would not be punished.
(pse check with teacher)

Ok,thanks.I think your answer is correct.:-)

[SOS mum]

Ps help, thks


Either the twins or their cousin ________to be punished for their disobedience.
has/have/had/have had

[jetsetter]

SOS mum:

Ps help, thks


Either the twins or their cousin ________to be punished for their disobedience.
has/have/had/have had

'has'

But if context given is in past tense, should be 'had'.

[SOS mum]

jetsetter:

SOS mum:

Ps help, thks


Either the twins or their cousin ________to be punished for their disobedience.
has/have/had/have had

'has'

But if context given is in past tense, should be 'had'.

:thankyou: