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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      mother777:
      ayyo cannot tahan any more?

      can any one enlighten this clueless mummy? which school is it?

      wondering if it would be really beneficial for kids if they learn the spelling and meaning, without learning in which context to use them?
      The teacher(s) who prepared that list gone nuts....secondary school won't be using such words lah. Sweetie, you are not clueless...it's the one who prepared these words who is. Gosh, pls get homework done...even if kids have to learn this, they will forget bcos those words will not be used at their level.

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      • mother777M Offline
        mother777
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        Yes I agree, I myself do not know many of these words…

        Are we trying to motivate our kids to love the languages or hate them?

        I know stretching the kids is good… but don’t stretch them so much that their inner peace and spark to learn breaks like an over stretched rubber band…

        Everything has a limit…there should be a time when we say "enough is enough"…

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          3Boys
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          Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, in and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.

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          • JenniferJ Offline
            Jennifer
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            3Boys:
            Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, it and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.

            :udaman:

            berry the powderful hor :rotflmao:

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              3Boys
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              Jennifer:
              3Boys:

              http://static.edvantage.com.sg/site/servlet/linkableblob/edvantage/1537776/topImage/Teacher_are_you_kidding_me-topImage.jpg\">

              Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, it and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.

              :udaman:

              berry the powderful hor :rotflmao:

              Use the helping words mah.... 😉

              Couldn't find a way to fit Anenometer and Buccaneer, got minus marks or not?

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              • FunzF Offline
                Funz
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                3Boys:
                Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, in and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.

                :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

                Makes not a lick of sense to me, what you have written.

                Imagine reading the news written like that. :faint:

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                • S Offline
                  sunflower
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                  Funz:
                  3Boys:

                  Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, in and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.


                  :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

                  Makes not a lick of sense to me, what you have written.

                  Imagine reading the news written like that. :faint:

                  :rotflmao: You're right! SImple English is still the best!

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                    Sun_2010
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                    3Boys:
                    Jennifer:

                    [quote=\"3Boys\"]Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, it and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.


                    :udaman:

                    berry the powderful hor :rotflmao:

                    Use the helping words mah.... 😉

                    Couldn't find a way to fit Anenometer and Buccaneer, got minus marks or not?[/quote]Only U can do it :salute:

                    Dont worry about the Buccaneer , he is busy in the Punggol byelection thread... http://i47.tinypic.com/xokuiq.jpg\">
                    Now why does that remind me of Treasure Island :scratchhead:

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                      Sun_2010
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                      3Boys:
                      Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, in and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.

                      Oh yes, BTW, which school did you go to?
                      Oh wait ... dont tell . Its going to be in hot demand :evil:

                      I really loike the way you used all the words in context about the rucus it has raised :udaman:

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                      • mother777M Offline
                        mother777
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                        3Boys:
                        Implicit in the aforementioned word list, suffused with such verbosity and resulting in such bedlam amongst the locally domiciled, is the tenable intent to raise the standard of vocabulary of our 9 year olds to great eminence. It is pursuant to the objective of not having our offspring join the ranks of the navvy, in and of itself, worthy of plaudits. The powers that be, however, are indicted by accusations of intemperance, causing great umbrage amongst the piteous masses, with calls to action bordering on manslaughter! Whilst we should not allow swords-rattling-in-scabbards to beguile into demanding that our podgy administrators with their osseous policies be retired to more suitable pursuits like philately, it is unequivocal that some action be taken to restore our children’s diurnal patterns as opposed to accepting sleep deprivation.

                        :nailbite: imagine the composition written by P5/P6 kids in this language, i think the teacher will :siam:

                        ha ha ha.. so hilarious..(even though half the stuff is over my head :boogie: )

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