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    Q&A - P1 English

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    • mother777M Offline
      mother777
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      My DD school teaches grammar in terms of topics- nouns, verbs etc.


      wow your DD is in K2 and you are preparing her for P1, that is real good 🙂

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        michyms
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        mother777, thanks for sharing, i just wanted to build in some foundation so that my dd doesn't struggle in P1, and she can enjoy school life :rahrah:

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          Callie Tan
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          mother777:
          Sorry i don't want to confuse anyone. But all can be singular or plural based on its usage.


          refer to website Rule 9 which clearly highlights when All is singular or when it is plural.

          http://www.grammarbook.com/grammar/subjectVerbAgree.asp

          What we need to understand is in what context \"ALL\" is used.
          Hi, have checked out the link and they are very informative! Thanks!

          However, a bit puzzled about the following:

          He is one of the men who does/do the work.
          The word in front of who is men, which is plural. Therefore, use the plural verb do


          I thought the subject is \"he\"? So should use singular?
          Please advise.

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            mrswongtuition
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            michyms:
            mother777, thanks for your feedback.


            I think generically, when the sentence doesn't have a noun, then we should probably stick to \"All is fine\".

            But if it will be plural when the sentence is \"All the people are fine\" because now there is a plural noun.
            \"All is fine.\" --> \"All\" is this case is UNCOUNTABLE. Therefore we use singular form.

            \"All the people are fine.\" --> \"All\" in this case refers to people, which are COUNTABLE. Therefore we use plural form.

            Using the example from Rule 9 of this website: http://www.grammarbook.com/grammar/subjectVerbAgree.asp

            All of the pie is gone. --> The parts of the pie (only 1 pie mentioned) are uncountable unless they mention 'slices'.

            All the slices of pie are gone. --> Slices of pie can be counted. 🙂

            All of the pies are gone. --> The PIES (many pies) can be counted (COUNTABLE). So we use the plural form 'are'.

            I think we need to teach our children that the rules are general rules. We need to learn to accept exceptions or apply another rule or a few rules together.
            Long term, children will remember exceptions based on EXPOSURE. Therefore, a lot of reading and highlighting of such exceptions will help your child to understand and remember better in the long run.

            Regards,
            Mrs Wong
            Tuition classes: http://www.mwtuition.blogspot.com
            My personal blog: http://www.thelittleonesinmylife.blogspot.com

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              elisammom
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              Hi


              Can any share what is the assessment rubric for "Show and Tell"? How can I have to prepare for my DS?

              Thanks

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                Champion
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                elisammom:
                Hi


                Can any share what is the assessment rubric for \"Show and Tell\"? How can I have to prepare for my DS?

                Thanks
                Hi!
                You may like to look at this:-
                http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/content/p1-show-tell

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                  micollh
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                  can i ask… how to pronounce "strawberry" ? i was told by DD teacher that we should not pronounce it as "Straw-B-e-r-r-y" but it shold be pronounce at "straw-bry" she said straw-b-e-r-r-y is singlish… er… i have been saying straw-berry for years… anyone can advise… sorry for my poor english… haizzz…

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                    elisammom
                    last edited by

                    :thankyou:

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                      Sun_2010
                      last edited by

                      It appears to be more of US/UK versions

                      http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/strawberry?q=strawberry

                      The UK version is still more like straw-bery ( less stress on r )
                      PS - Im not an expert but straw-bre as i hear some pronunce sounds wrong

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                        Lancdad
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                        Paiseh everyone. Now 2:10 am still haven’t sleep, cos my kid got fixed assessment. Not sure what it is? I have found a link for show and tell, we will be preparing for it according to the tips there.


                        The website is kind of big, sorry if I am asking dumb questions.

                        (1) listening and viewing - listen to instructions and identify pictures : how to practice for this? those that are done in class will be tested again, or completely new one will be tested?

                        (2) penmenship: will this be based on those words that have been written before? or based on all the vocab and spelling words?

                        (3) grammar MCQ: do i need to buy assessment books from popular to revise? my kid got no english textbook.

                        (4) maths topical test - no. 1 to 10/ no. bonds: will this be similar to my pals are here workbook questions?

                        (5) maths performance tasks - hands on activity - no. 1 to 10/ no. bonds: how does the test look like? any video links?

                        (6) maths topical test - addition within 10/ subtraction within 10: will this be similar to my pals are here workbook questions?

                        I just got the letter from school. Took me by surprise. After CNY one big ang pao. I asked my kid everything also not sure.

                        Thanks in advance to any kind souls who can chip in.

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