Q&A - PSLE English
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Hi can someone help the following S&T, thanks!
The accused has strenuously denied any wrongdoing.
There has _____________________________. -
There has been strenuous denial of any wrong-doing by the accused?
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There has been a strenuous denial of wrongdoing by the accused.
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TheWriter:
There has been a strenuous denial of wrongdoing by the accused.
:thankyou: TheWriter -
S & T Qns…
Mr Tan is my neighbour. Mr Tan is a postman.
Ans a, Mr Tan, who is a postman, is my neighbour.
Ans b, Mr Tan, who is my neighbour, is a postman.
Can both answers acceptable? Or is the seq important?
Pls adv ? Thx. -
Both sentences are correct, but we normally put the stronger relationship (neighbour) before the weaker one (postman).
Hence I would go with (b).
TheWriter -
1stimer:
There has been strenuous denial of any wrong-doing by the accused?
I think this is the correct answer rather than There has been a strenuous denial of any wrong-doing by the accused. -
pm123:
Both sentences are grammatically correct. In context, it really depends which aspect you want to emphasise. The first emphasises \"neighbour\" and the 2nd \"postman\".S & T Qns.....
Mr Tan is my neighbour. Mr Tan is a postman.
Ans a, Mr Tan, who is a postman, is my neighbour.
Ans b, Mr Tan, who is my neighbour, is a postman.
Can both answers acceptable? Or is the seq important?
Pls adv ? Thx. -
slmkhoo:
Thank you, Simkhoo & TheWriter !
Both sentences are grammatically correct. In context, it really depends which aspect you want to emphasise. The first emphasises \"neighbour\" and the 2nd \"postman\".pm123:
S & T Qns.....
Mr Tan is my neighbour. Mr Tan is a postman.
Ans a, Mr Tan, who is a postman, is my neighbour.
Ans b, Mr Tan, who is my neighbour, is a postman.
Can both answers acceptable? Or is the seq important?
Pls adv ? Thx. -
Peter ________ in the rain for an hour and _________ thus drenched to the bone.
Options: 1. is standing…is 2. has been standing…is
3. has been standing…was 4. was standing…was
Is option 2, the correct answer ? or must be 3?
Please help. Thanks.
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