Princessmum:

Hi all


Update on latest O level performance.
Class of 2017 results:
- % of students with 5 or more subject passes : 99.2%
- % of students with 5 or more distinctions : 56.8%
- % of students with 7 or more distinctions : 23.7%
- Eligibility to JC/Poly/PU : 100%

Thanks for the info. The percentage of >=5 and >=7 subjects distinctions seems improved more than the year before.

Thank you wishbone and Tananya

Tananya:

wishbone:

[quote=\"Tananya\"]Hi,

My Kid is from Bedok North / chai chee. Any suggestion for transportation.

My girl use the school appointed school bus to school, and come back by public transport, but if you prefer can also take Bus 5 or 506 alight at Trellis Tower stop, change bus 105 to RGS. The reverse to come back home..

Hi wishbone, Thanks for the info. we will try this route. :thankyou:[/quote]Hi Tananya,
May I know has your DD tried taking Bus 5/506 -> Trellis Tower route ? What is the journey time ?
We stayed at East, and some times my DD goes to RGS from Bedok.

Thanks.

Thanks.

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Q:
Subject: {Math}
Level: {P6}
Tags: {Fractions}
Source: {methodist , SA1, 2014}
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Mrs Tan baked 185 more chocolate cupcakes than lemon cupcakes. After selling 3/5 of the chocolate cupcakes and 1/2 of the lemon cupcakes, she had 146 cupcakes. How many cupcakes did she sell ?

Can someone help up this question ? showing the working ? Thank you very much

Have you had similar encounter ?


>30 years old HDB flat (so the tiles has been there for 30+ year too)

Tiles crack out of sudden.... length measured about 420 cm

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The unit is a corner unit, just 20 m away of the construction site of new MRT station.

Is this \"normal\" that if this is a workmanship problem, it surfaces only 30+ years ? Someone told me that it is likely due to MRT station construction as the vibration might cause the problem, a HDB officer was sharing it is \"wear and tear\"....

Thanks.....

Thanks D3@n

Thanks D3@n. Do you know what is the topic/title/section in Grammer that mention Verb-Noun-Verb, 2nd verb is in present tense ? I have bought a few books from Popular, but could not find a topic on this.

The following question is from P5 Exam paper in 2014:


The young man saw the dog ( ) across the road when the traffic lights turned green.

(1) Dash (2) Dashes (3) dashed (4) was dashing
** The answer is (1), and we don’t understand. Could anyone confirm if the answer shall be (3) ?

Thanks.

Thank you all. The discussion helps.

FYI - The question was from Methodist Girl School P5 mid year exam 2010.