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    Q&A - PSLE English

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    • G Offline
      gonzo
      last edited by

      Read the qn wrongly. Agree with smkhoo.

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        Learning Partners
        last edited by

        simkhoo is correct. The question "Why are the dishes not washed?" is in the simple present tense.



        From direct to indirect speech, simple present tense is converted to simple past tense:

        Mother asked Peter why the dishes were not washed.

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          sushi88
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          slmkhoo:
          sushi88:

          [quote=\"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?\"[/quote] :thankyou: guru!

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            Jamesbond
            last edited by

            Reny was …when her father scolded her in public and turned as red as a beet.

            1) horrified
            2) shy
            3) humiliated
            4) terrified
            Is the answer shy or humiliated?

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              Learning Partners
              last edited by

              Hi James Bond,


              The answer should be ‘humiliated’ which has the same meaning as ‘shamed’; a common reaction when we get a tongue-lashing in public.

              To be shy is to be nervous/afraid of strangers, not appropriate in this case.

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                Jamesbond
                last edited by

                Learning Partners:
                Hi James Bond,


                The answer should be 'humiliated' which has the same meaning as 'ashamed'; a common reaction when we get a tongue-lashing in public.

                To be shy is to be nervous/afraid of strangers, not appropriate in this case.
                Thx. My option was also the same. Answer in ans key was wrong... Wanted to verify mine. 😄

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                  vk2kv
                  last edited by

                  Cindy was terrified to see the huge spider on her bag.


                  The sight of________________________________________.


                  Need help for the above mentioned question.
                  Thank you very much.

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                    vk2kv
                    last edited by

                    I have another question.


                    Lara’s parents did not allow her to go to the camp although she pleaded repeatedly.

                    Ans:

                    1. Despite the fact that Lara pleaded repeatedly, her parents did not allow her to go to the camp.
                    2. Despite her repeated pleas, Lara’s parents did not allow her to go to the camp.

                    Kindly advise which is the correct answer and help to explain.
                    Thank you…

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                      sharonkhoo
                      last edited by

                      vk2kv:
                      I have another question.


                      Lara's parents did not allow her to go to the camp although she pleaded repeatedly.

                      Ans:

                      1. Despite the fact that Lara pleaded repeatedly, her parents did not allow her to go to the camp.
                      2. Despite her repeated pleas, Lara's parents did not allow her to go to the camp.

                      Kindly advise which is the correct answer and help to explain.
                      Thank you...
                      Both are OK grammatically. I would prefer 2 as it's briefer and more to the point. I don't like constructions with \"the fact that\" although sometimes it's unavoidable.

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                        sharonkhoo
                        last edited by

                        vk2kv:
                        Cindy was terrified to see the huge spider on her bag.


                        The sight of________________________________________.

                        Need help for the above mentioned question.
                        Thank you very much.
                        The sight of the huge spider on her bag terrified Cindy.

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