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    2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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      Chloeong
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      May I know if it is concede to request or proceed with request
      Sigh. Mine wrote proceed with request.
      It is wrong.

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        Chloeong
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        phtthp\" post_id=\"1937451\" time=\"1569493304\" user_id=\"35251:

        sembgal\" post_id=\"1937421\" time=\"1569488780\" user_id=\"5559:

        [quote=Santorini56 post_id=1937324 time=1569477135 user_id=178678]
        1 reveal
        2 unravelled
        3 interpret
        4 recognise

        Grandma could not *figure* *out* how to open the palm-sized, black device.

        The phrase, \"could not\", cannot go with past tense. So, cannot be \"unravelled\" , because it is in past tense form, although out of the (4), \"unravel\" is the most suitable (approriate), because \"unravel\" means \" to solve, to work out \" how to use the device (in this context)

        So, to clarify
        For choice (2), was it \"unravel\" or \"unravelled\" ?

        If \"unravel\", then answer is (2)

        Or is it even though they use past tense \"unravelled\", they actually mean \"unravel\" ?

        Because (1), (3) and (4) -
        Do not match the meaning at all[/quote]

        Mine put 4. Recognise. What is the correct answer?

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          phtthp
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          Chloeong\" post_id=\"1937565\" time=\"1569507276\" user_id=\"158057:

          sembgal\" post_id=\"1937421\" time=\"1569488780\" user_id=\"5559:


          Grandma could not *figure* *out* how to open the palm-sized, black device.

          Mine put 4. Recognise.
          What is the correct answer?

          Unravel

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            Chloeong
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            phtthp\" post_id=\"1937566\" time=\"1569507779\" user_id=\"35251:

            Chloeong\" post_id=\"1937565\" time=\"1569507276\" user_id=\"158057:

            [quote=sembgal post_id=1937421 time=1569488780 user_id=5559]
            Grandma could not *figure* *out* how to open the palm-sized, black device.

            Mine put 4. Recognise.
            What is the correct answer?

            Unravel[/quote]Oh ok. Thank you.

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              hanhui
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              phtthp\" post_id=\"1937566\" time=\"1569507779\" user_id=\"35251:

              Chloeong\" post_id=\"1937565\" time=\"1569507276\" user_id=\"158057:

              [quote=sembgal post_id=1937421 time=1569488780 user_id=5559]
              Grandma could not *figure* *out* how to open the palm-sized, black device.

              Mine put 4. Recognise.
              What is the correct answer?

              Unravel[/quote]Yes, I will choose 'unravel' if the option was given as unravel & not unravell-ed. The rest of the words have a similar meaning but not suitable to replace the word \"figure out\" in this context.

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                hanhui
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                Chloeong\" post_id=\"1937562\" time=\"1569507029\" user_id=\"158057:

                AAHL\" post_id=\"1937394\" time=\"1569485642\" user_id=\"176898:

                Is it “move up” to secondary one or “move on” to secondary one?

                Mine wrote move up

                Think the answer is \"move on\" to...

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                  phtthp
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                  hanhui\" post_id=\"1937568\" time=\"1569508259\" user_id=\"47197:

                  phtthp\" post_id=\"1937566\" time=\"1569507779\" user_id=\"35251:

                  [quote=Chloeong post_id=1937565 time=1569507276 user_id=158057]

                  Mine put 4. Recognise.
                  What is the correct answer?

                  Unravel

                  Yes, I will choose 'unravel' if the option was given as unravel & not unravell-ed. The rest of the words have a similar meaning but not suitable to replace the word \"figure out\" in this context.[/quote] The P6 parents in my kid's
                  class, had confirmed that the printing inside the Psle booklet this morning was \"unravel\" , not \"unravelled\". Present tense, not past tense.
                  So, your friend who gave u the terminology in past tense was wrong, right from the very beginning


                  Reveal : is to show
                  Interpret : is to decipher
                  Recognise : is familiarity

                  none of the above 3, fit the grandma case, except \"unravel\"

                  Unravel: is to solve, work out

                  Answer : unravel

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                    phtthp
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                    hanhui\" post_id=\"1937569\" time=\"1569508674\" user_id=\"47197:

                    Chloeong\" post_id=\"1937562\" time=\"1569507029\" user_id=\"158057:

                    [quote=AAHL post_id=1937394 time=1569485642 user_id=176898]Is it “move up” to secondary one or “move on” to secondary one?

                    Mine wrote move up

                    Think the answer is \"move on\" to...[/quote]Yes, answer should be \"move on\" to something new, to a new chapter (journey) in their life, ie. Sec 1, because their primary school journey had already ended.

                    You do not \"move up\" to a next, new journey in your life. But, you \"move on\" forward to the next stage of your life's journey

                    Just like us, right now. English over today, dusted, can throw away our mountain high piled up stack of English school worksheets ! So, what should we do ?

                    Let's \"move on\" to tackle Maths next, and not \"move up\" to tackle Maths.

                    In fact, this English qn set was very tricky. SEAB think because we students all from P6 move up to Sec 1 next year, one level up, so they used the word \"up\", try to trick us, make us fall for it

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                      crystal535
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                      panickymum\" post_id=\"1937367\" time=\"1569481942\" user_id=\"64662:

                      ejmom\" post_id=\"1937361\" time=\"1569481302\" user_id=\"96729:

                      Synthesis & Transformation: “humility” or “humbleness”? Google says both seem ok?

                      Yes my ds use humbleness . First thing get out of school , went to Google this

                      Same here, my DS put humbleness, but not sure why he came back said should put humility :roll:
                      He must have went around asking haha

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                        Cattac
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                        So Long as compo plot is following the picture should be ok

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