Q&A - PSLE English
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Thanks D3@n - they were very useful responses indeed.
I had omitted the had already present in the statement in Qn2. Qn1, I agree with you as well.
For the no sooner question - would it always be with the past participle in the event of "no sooner". -
Alchemist:
You're welcome, Alchemist, and yes, to your question. I'd be hard pressed to think of a situation otherwise.Thanks D3@n - they were very useful responses indeed.
For the no sooner question - would it always be with the past participle in the event of \"no sooner\". -
jwxh:
Due to the heavy rain, the motorists slowed down as they could not see well.plse help. tks
The heavy rain caused the motorists to slow down as they could not see well.
Due to _______________________________________________________.
Ans : Due to the heavy rain, the motorists slowed down as they could not see well.
You cannot take the cake out of the oven yet. It has to turn brown.
__________________________ until ______________________________.
Ans : You cannot take the cake out of the oven until it has turned brown.
are the answers correct?
Due to the heavy rain, the motorists had to slow down as they could not see well.
Which one better? -
jwxh:
As a result of him working very hard, Terence received a salary increment.plse help. tks
Terence received a salary increment because he worked very hard.
As a result of________________________________________________. -
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guchengyouzi:
The answers are correctjwxh:
plse help. tks
The heavy rain caused the motorists to slow down as they could not see well.
Due to _______________________________________________________.
Ans : Due to the heavy rain, the motorists slowed down as they could not see well.
You cannot take the cake out of the oven yet. It has to turn brown.
__________________________ until ______________________________.
Ans : You cannot take the cake out of the oven until it has turned brown.
are the answers correct?
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Due to the heavy rain, the motorists slowed down as they could not see well.
Due to the heavy rain, the motorists had to slow down as they could not see well.
Which one better?
The first one. In this case, it's all about a cause and effect in the past tense. You don't need to have a participle here.
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guchengyouzi:
Here's another alternative answer.
As a result of him working very hard, Terence received a salary increment.jwxh:
plse help. tks
Terence received a salary increment because he worked very hard.
As a result of________________________________________________.
As a result of his hard work, Terence received a salary increment.
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Terence received a salary increment because he worked very hard.
As a result of________________________________________________.
As a result of him working very hard, Terence received a salary increment.
As a result of his hard work, Terence received a salary increment.
Which one better? -
guchengyouzi:
Hmmm...For the purpose of the question, the first answer may actually be better (even though it sounds clumsier) as it kept the \"very\" in the synthesis.Terence received a salary increment because he worked very hard.
As a result of________________________________________________.
As a result of him working very hard, Terence received a salary increment.
As a result of his hard work, Terence received a salary increment.
Which one better?
For synthesis questions, alternative answers are permitted. So then it will be a question of how much the markers will or will not allow. So I guess the safest bet is to keep as much information intact in your answer. -
Dean delivered his speech confidently during assembly.
________________________ with ______________________.
ans 1 : Dean delivered his speech with confidence during assembly.
ans 2 : Dean delivered his speech during assembly with confidence.
It ran back again to the streets and tried and tried until finally a person took the
effort to follow the pig to check what the matter was. (to choose below words to replace effort)
1) strain
2) trouble
3) energy
4) endeavour
plse help. tks
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