Q&A - PSLE English
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meimeitan:
Anyone can confirm the answer provided by IMTRYINGSTUFF? Thanks.
Me too - I agree with IMTRYINGSTUFF. This person is actually asking a rhetorical question.... if you read it again, it's as if she's saying 'you mean to say....?'. So there should be a question mark followed by close inverted commas. Hope it helps. -
Super Alice:
Anybody can advise on this?Synthesis and Transformation:
I was walking through the forest. I saw large snake.
_____________________when________________________.
Answer 1: I saw a large snake when I was walking through the forest.
Answer 2: I was walking through the forest when I saw a large snake.
Which is correct? -
stary:
I agree with ridcully too... It sounds a little odd...[/quote]Suggested answers: Try many attempts to solve the algebra equation, Juan failed.
No. Your answer has no contrast.ridcully:
[quote=\"P5G\"]Please help.
Question 70)
Despite his attempts at solving the algebra equation, Juan failed.
Try ________.
Worksheet answer: Try as he did to solve the algebra equation, Juan failed.
My answer: Try many times at solving the algebra equation, Juan failed.
Is my answer acceptable?
TIA.
Rgds
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Hi, need help on the folowing S&T question from Pei Chun 2011 prelim paper as DD answer is different from the Answer key.
Q70. Jack was so forgetful that he left his wallet behind in the cinema.
DD : Owing to his forgetfulness, Jack left his wallet behind in the cinema.
Ans : Owing to the fact that Jack was forgetful, he left his wallet behind in the cinema.
Thank you -
Brenda10:
Hi Brenda,Hi, need help on the folowing S&T question from Pei Chun 2011 prelim paper as DD answer is different from the Answer key.
Q70. Jack was so forgetful that he left his wallet behind in the cinema.
DD : Owing to his forgetfulness, Jack left his wallet behind in the cinema.
Ans : Owing to the fact that Jack was forgetful, he left his wallet behind in the cinema.
Thank you
Both are acceptable answers.
DD mentioned that her teacher taught them to use a noun after \"owing to' so in this case, 'forgetfulness' is the noun. Thus DD also has the same answer as your DD.
Owing to his forgetfulness, Jack left his wallet behind in the cinema.
However, DD said her teacher told the class that they can also use \"Owing to the fact that........\" -
IMTRYINGSTUFF:
'Did' is the simple past tense while 'done' is the past participle. 'Has, ''had' or 'have' are usually followed by a past participle.hashroop:
pls help..
I did my homework. Then, I watched my favourite television programme.
DS2 wrote: I watched my favourite television programme after I DID my homework.
Answer scripts says: I watched my favourite television programme after I HAD DONE my homework.
Is using \"DID\" wrong? Someone kindly enlighten.
Thanks
Hashroop
Past participles are something like 'past past' tense. 'I watched my favourite television programme' is already past, but 'I' had done my homework BEFORE 'I' watched television, so the doing of homework is 'past past'.
See http://english-learners.com/2010/07/do-did-done-irregular-verbs-made-easy-2.html for more details/
Dear Imtryingstuff
Thank you for the clarifications.
Warm regards
Hashroop -
Tinkerbelle:
Thank you Tinkerbelle!Hi Brenda,
Both are acceptable answers.
DD mentioned that her teacher taught them to use a noun after \"owing to' so in this case, 'forgetfulness' is the noun. Thus DD also has the same answer as your DD.
Owing to his forgetfulness, Jack left his wallet behind in the cinema.
However, DD said her teacher told the class that they can also use \"Owing to the fact that........\"
:hi5: as both our girls also answer the same way! -
Brenda10:
You are welcome, Brenda.
Thank you Tinkerbelle!Tinkerbelle:
Hi Brenda,
Both are acceptable answers.
DD mentioned that her teacher taught them to use a noun after \"owing to' so in this case, 'forgetfulness' is the noun. Thus DD also has the same answer as your DD.
Owing to his forgetfulness, Jack left his wallet behind in the cinema.
However, DD said her teacher told the class that they can also use \"Owing to the fact that........\"
:hi5: as both our girls also answer the same way!
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Can you please explain which is correct?
The movie was so hilarious that it really made our class of forty _______ our hearts out.
(1) laugh
(2) laughed
Which is correct?
Tom’s friend thought he was lying. He was telling the truth.
(1) Tom’s friend thought he was lying; however, he was telling the truth.
(2) Tom’s friend thought he was lying, however he was telling the truth.
(3) Tom’s friend thought he was lying however he was telling the truth.
Which is correct? -
Hi All,
Pls help for this 2011 P6 English question from Catholic High School (Pri) SA1 Paper 2 Q20:
Ben tried to ________ a yawn during the lesson as he did not want to be scolded by his teacher.
(1) stifle
(2) sniffle
(3) snuffle
(4) snooze
Answer given is option (2) but I think the correct answer should be option (1).
Pls assist to identify the correct answer.
Thks.
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