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    Q&A - PSLE English

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    • isetanI Offline
      isetan
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      TheWriter:
      Came is correct. You cannot have \"heard\" (past tense) and \"come\" (present tense) within the same sentence.


      TheWriter
      Thanks The Writer! You came to the rescue. :rahrah:

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        TheWriter
        last edited by

        *bows*


        slmkhoo's really active and is always here to help too! 😄

        TheWriter

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          bebe
          last edited by

          TheWriter:
          *bows*


          slmkhoo's really active and is always here to help too! 😄

          TheWriter
          Both you and slmkhoo are our English guru here..thanks!

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          • sharonkhooS Offline
            sharonkhoo
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            Kangkangteo:
            vk2kv:

            [quote=\"slmkhoo\"]What shocked Noraini was that Jun lied without batting an eyelid.

            What shocked Noraini was Jun lying without batting an eyelid.

            I think either would be acceptable. Note that it's 'batting', not 'battling'.

            Thank you, slmkhoo.

            Should it be “Jun's lying'?[/quote]I think it's OK either way - \"Jun lying\" uses 'lying' as a verb; \"Jun's lying\" uses 'lying' as a noun.

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            • sharonkhooS Offline
              sharonkhoo
              last edited by

              TheWriter:
              *bows*


              slmkhoo's really active and is always here to help too! 😄

              TheWriter
              Just my interest - and my kids don't need my help any more.

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                sushi88
                last edited by

                jwxh:
                plse help:




                My mother reported the matter to the police. My aunt did not report it.
                It ___________________________________________________________.

                tks

                Gurus, are both answers ok or not?

                It was my mother, not my aunt, who reported the matter to the police.

                It was my mother but not my aunt who reported the matter to the police.

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                • sharonkhooS Offline
                  sharonkhoo
                  last edited by

                  sushi88:
                  jwxh:

                  plse help:


                  My mother reported the matter to the police. My aunt did not report it.
                  It ___________________________________________________________.

                  tks


                  Gurus, are both answers ok or not?

                  It was my mother, not my aunt, who reported the matter to the police.

                  It was my mother but not my aunt who reported the matter to the police.

                  I'm not sure about the 'but'. It doesn't seem necessary although the meaning is the similar. The original sentences and the first synthesis seem to answer the question \"Did your aunt report the matter to the police?\" while the 2nd synthesis seems to answer the question \"Did your mother and aunt report the matter to the police?\"

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                    busybusymum
                    last edited by

                    Pls help :


                    Cindy has three brothers; two of _______ have been working in the army since they graduated.
                    (1) who (2) which (3) whom. (4) whose

                    My answer is (2); model answer is (3)


                    The teacher reminded her pupils that the next chit-chat session was scheduled ________ Tuesday.
                    (1) to. (2) by (3) on (4) for

                    My answer is (3); model answer is (4)

                    :thankyou:

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                      busybusymum
                      last edited by

                      Pls help with the following synthesis :


                      Qn) The awards will only be presented after the national anthem is sung.

                      It is only ____________

                      Model ans :
                      It is only after the national anthem is sung that the award will be presented.


                      My ans :
                      It is only after the national anthem is sung when the award will be presented.

                      Is my answer acceptable?

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                        nicnac
                        last edited by

                        busybusymum:
                        Pls help :


                        Cindy has three brothers; two of _______ have been working in the army since they graduated.
                        (1) who (2) which (3) whom. (4) whose

                        My answer is (2); model answer is (3)


                        The teacher reminded her pupils that the next chit-chat session was scheduled ________ Tuesday.
                        (1) to. (2) by (3) on (4) for

                        My answer is (3); model answer is (4)

                        :thankyou:
                        1. Why did you choose 'which'?. Since the question is referring to 'the brothers', I.e people, we usually use 'who' or 'whom'.

                        2. Scheduled on --- means the date the appointment was set.
                        Scheduled for --- the intended date of the appointment.
                        Eg... The appointment was scheduled on Tuesday, 6th October, for next Thursday, 10th October.

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