Q&A - P4 English
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jedamum:
piggylalala,
i agree!
i am already doing that (the compiling part)
thanks R!
:yikes: Mummy jedamum, you are very hardworking! :salute: :salute:
OK, there are 29 pages in this thread - maybe I should start from page one and start doing the reading and compiling too!
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Champion:
not hardworking la. is kiasu! lolz. free advice ma, so try to compile before the thread gets long! (like math thread!).jedamum:
piggylalala,
i agree!
i am already doing that (the compiling part)
thanks R!
:yikes: Mummy jedamum, you are very hardworking! :salute: :salute:
OK, there are 29 pages in this thread - maybe I should start from page one and start doing the reading and compiling too!
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Grammar Q: During today's Science lesson, Miss Lee told us that hot air ______ when heated.
Choice (a) rises or (b) will rise
Please advise. Thanks
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TulipisPink:
We use the present simple tense for permanent truths; hence, the answer is (a) rises.Grammar Q: During today's Science lesson, Miss Lee told us that hot air ______ when heated.
Choice (a) rises or (b) will rise
Rgds
R -
:thankyou: ridcully .
Nice to receive confirmation from you.
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Experts,please help me with this question:
We need to rush grandmother to the hospital ________.She is having difficulty breathing.
1)soon
2)immediately
3)late
4)quickly -
janicelhl:
Correct answer is (2).Experts,please help me with this question:
We need to rush grandmother to the hospital ________.She is having difficulty breathing.
1)soon
2)immediately
3)late
4)quickly
Some students might opt for (4). However, the infinitive 'to rush' already captures the idea of 'quickly'.
Rgds
R -
Thank you.
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Hi Ridicully,
Can you help to explain when do we use a or an? For example, why is it a electrician and not an electrician? and an election and not a election?
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Hi,
Iām new here. I need help on S&T. Could someone kindly help me on the following question?
Q: "I am leaving for London tomorrow morning," Shermaine told her mother.
Shermaine told her mother that she would be leaving for London the next morning.
or
Shermaine told her mother that she was leaving for London the next morning.
Which one is correct?
Thank you.
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