Q&A - PSLE English

[ET-PH]

Xiao Hu:

ET-PH:

Hi, I have another question on S&T (from Hokkien Prelim 2011), should we use


\"Much to his displeasure, John found out that he was disqualified from the contest\"

Or

\"Much to John's displeasure, he found out that he was disqualified from the contest\"

Hi ET-PH,
I would like to find out more about the \"Hokkien Prelim 2011\" you mentioned. Is this a compilation of the 5 affiliated Hokkien Association schools's Prelim papers? May I know how to get hold of one copy of this?
I asked my friend whose child is in 南桥 P6 now, she said the school did not ask her son to buy any sort of compilation of the 5 schools' prelim papers.

Thanks,
Xiaohu

Hi Xiaohu, I bought it together with the other Top schools' papers.

[Be a mom]

today PSLE synthesis:


Q: Jane frequently argued with her brother over toys.

Answer: Jane’s frequent arguments with her brother were over toys.
Frequently means more than once, so must be plural right?

[Be a mom]

today PSLE synthesis:


Q: Jane frequently argued with her brother over toys.

Answer: Jane’s frequent arguments with her brother were over toys.
Frequently means more than once, so must be plural right?

[ximinful]

Be a mom:

today PSLE synthesis:


Q: Jane frequently argued with her brother over toys.

Answer: Jane's frequent arguments with her brother were over toys.
Frequently means more than once, so must be plural right?

Yes

[Be a mom]

ximinful:

Be a mom:

today PSLE synthesis:


Q: Jane frequently argued with her brother over toys.

Answer: Jane's frequent arguments with her brother were over toys.
Frequently means more than once, so must be plural right?

Yes

2mark.yap

[Be a mom]

ximinful:

Be a mom:

today PSLE synthesis:


Q: Jane frequently argued with her brother over toys.

Answer: Jane's frequent arguments with her brother were over toys.
Frequently means more than once, so must be plural right?

Yes

2mark.yap

[verykiasumummy]

Be a mom:

today PSLE synthesis:


Q: Jane frequently argued with her brother over toys.

Answer: Jane's frequent arguments with her brother were over toys.
Frequently means more than once, so must be plural right?

yes ur ans is correct.. i'm seeing many other versions in the other thread too..

[vkoh]

Hi , can someone advise me if my ds is writing on e continuous writing , should he put question 2 or question 3? Thanks

[verykiasumummy]

question 3

[alng]

I think for continuous writing, there are question 2 on picture and question 3 on situational writing. So for continuous writing, it is EITHER 2 or 3. No?