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    Q&A - PSLE English

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      tianzhu
      last edited by

      Herbie:

      It is correct, if we say \"As Mr Tan was walking towards the lift, he heard the emergency bell ringing.\"
      Hi

      paiseh,my English shaky shaky one.

      From the grammar books that I have, you may also use ringing in this case. The use of ringing stresses the continuity of the action ring.

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        ApronMama
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        tianzhu:
        Herbie:


        It is correct, if we say \"As Mr Tan was walking towards the lift, he heard the emergency bell ringing.\"

        Hi

        paiseh,my English shaky shaky one.

        From the grammar books that I have, you may also use ringing in this case. The use of ringing stresses the continuity of the action ring.

        So far I have not come across qns which give both optiions. Either one is correct.

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          tianzhu
          last edited by

          ApronMama:
          So far I have not come across qns which give both optiions. Either one is correct.

          Hi

          Please refer to thread by TAS.
          http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=35&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=270

          Best wishes

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            rains
            last edited by

            Herbie:
            Hi Tianzhu,


            Thanks for the info.

            It is correct, if we say \"As Mr Tan was walking towards the lift, he heard the emergency bell ringing.\"

            Can advise?
            Yes, also can. That's why the word 'ringing' is not given as an option.

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              starlight1968sg
              last edited by

              Hi mums,

              Anybody using the above assessment, please email me privately at [email protected]
              MTIA.

              starlight
              http://bungerstar.blogspot.com

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                starlight1968sg
                last edited by

                The majority of children ( ) returned.

                Is the answer singular ie has?
                Thanks.

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                  ruyu
                  last edited by

                  I would like to know how to do this type of question get confused if i should put I or me or whatever else. One question i got wrong


                  May met my sister and_______ for tea yesterday

                  given answer me
                  my answer I


                  Pls elaborate it to me. :?:

                  Thank you

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                    For_Pr 2010
                    last edited by

                    I would like to know how to do this type of question get confused if i should put I or me or whatever else. One question i got wrong


                    May met my sister and_______ for tea yesterday

                    given answer me
                    my answer I


                    Pls elaborate it to me



                    Hi Ruyu,

                    This follows the distractor rule. We should not consider the part "my sister" as it is irrelevant. So, me is the correct answer.

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                      ruyu
                      last edited by

                      For_Pr 2010:
                      I would like to know how to do this type of question get confused if i should put I or me or whatever else. One question i got wrong


                      May met my sister and_______ for tea yesterday

                      given answer me
                      my answer I


                      Pls elaborate it to me



                      Hi Ruyu,

                      This follows the distractor rule. We should not consider the part \"my sister\" as it is irrelevant. So, me is the correct answer.
                      thank you! by the way you can use quote which is on the top right hand corner of the post you wish to copy once again thanks :thankyou:

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                        The Alternative Story
                        last edited by

                        starlight1968sg:
                        The majority of children ( ) returned.

                        Is the answer singular ie has?
                        Thanks.
                        Hi starlight,

                        The answer is plural - 'have'. šŸ˜„

                        This is because 'the majority of people' means most of the people.
                        You talking about the individuals that make up the majority, 'majority'
                        does not refer to one single group. Hence, the verb is plural.

                        TAS

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