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    Q&A - PSLE English

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    • J Offline
      Joy of Learning 111
      last edited by

      Alchemist:
      HI - Could I please check with you if Comprehension Cloze can have the same word as answer for 2 blanks.

      No.

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        Nv-mom
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        Qns: The guests, one of______was a Nobel Prize winner, _______escorted to the conference room on the top floor.

        (1)who…were
        (2)whom…were

        Please explain.

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          NerdyMath
          last edited by

          Nv-mom:
          Qns: The guests, one of______was a Nobel Prize winner, _______escorted to the conference room on the top floor.

          (1)who......were
          (2)whom.....were

          Please explain.
          1.

          An easier way to know when to use whom and who.

          Look at the word that is at the right side of the blank. If it's a pronoun(he,she,we,they), then use whom.

          If the word at the right side of the blank is an auxilary verb(was,were,is,are), then use who.

          Another way is to see if it is who or whom is to check for active and passive sentence that is written beside the blank..Active is whom, while passive is who. Hope it is clear enough....

          Written by Ds.

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          • Nv-momN Offline
            Nv-mom
            last edited by

            Hi NerdyMath, thank u very much for the explanation

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            • Nv-momN Offline
              Nv-mom
              last edited by

              Qns: The robber stole her money.He also snatched her necklace.

              Ans:Not only_____________.

              Please help. :?:

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                NerdyMath
                last edited by

                Nv-mom:
                Qns: The robber stole her money.He also snatched her necklace.

                Ans:Not only_____________.

                Please help. :?:
                Not only did the robber steal her money, but he also snatched her necklace.

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                • J Offline
                  Joy of Learning 111
                  last edited by

                  Nv-mom:
                  Qns: The guests, one of______was a Nobel Prize winner, _______escorted to the conference room on the top floor.

                  (1)who......were
                  (2)whom.....were

                  Please explain.
                  Ans: (2)

                  'Whom' is object of preposition 'of'.
                  'One' is subject governing 'was'.

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                  • J Offline
                    Joy of Learning 111
                    last edited by

                    NerdyMath:
                    An easier way to know when to use whom and who.

                    ...
                    'Who' is subject governing verb.

                    'Whom' is object of verb or preposition.

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                      Nv-mom
                      last edited by

                      The tap is leaking. Water is being wasted.



                      ______________ resulting _________________

                      Ans: the tap is leaking resulting in water being wasted.

                      Is this answer correct. Pls help…

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                        nlhyx
                        last edited by

                        Nv-mom:
                        The tap is leaking. Water is being wasted.



                        ______________ resulting _________________

                        Ans: the tap is leaking resulting in water being wasted.

                        Is this answer correct. Pls help..
                        Well... I hope, but it sounds correct, and I cannot think of any different answer that could possibly be correct.

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