Q&A - PSLE English

[optimistforum]

Hi there


Can anyone recommend a theme-based vocab book at P6, please? Buy theme, I mean a section say flowers, office-working, canteens, etc.

I have the EPH Complete Practice Book, but it is insufficient. All help, labelling book name and author is much appreciated.

Cheers.

[soyabean]

Dear All

Oral for scene in classroom.
Two students are talking to each other, oblivious to teacher’s presence, and the teacher is staring angrily at them.
Can we say the kids are ACTING UP? Is it appropriate to say they are acting up when they are just chatting away and not being aware that the teacher is staring angrily at them?

Thanks!

[soyabean]

You may wish to buy the green colour theme-based book '500 phrasal verbs in action' by Verne Maree, by Success Publications.It has exercise after every theme. but i find the exercise may not be sufficient. In every theme, there are conversations among different people under different settings related to the theme.

optimistforum:

Hi there


Can anyone recommend a theme-based vocab book at P6, please? Buy theme, I mean a section say flowers, office-working, canteens, etc.

I have the EPH Complete Practice Book, but it is insufficient. All help, labelling book name and author is much appreciated.

Cheers.

[soyabean]

Pls go _________ the concepts again as some of us are still unsure.


1) over
2) through

The answer is through. Why is it not over? What is the difference?

Thanks!!

[soyabean]

Dear all


The boy, as well as the girls ________ going for the concert.

1) IS
2) ARE

What is the answer?
Thanks so much!!

[Charnic]

Answer is "is". For "as well as", it acts as a distractor. So you look back the subject which is the boy.

[sharonkhoo]

There should be a comma after 'girls'. The main sentence is:


The boy is going...

and the full sentence should read:

The boy, as well as the girls, is going...

[soyabean]

Thanks all for your concise answers!

[soyabean]

Dear All

Can I use the word 'coach' in this way?

My mother coaches me to ride a bicycle.

Thanks so much!!

[Miss Raja]

To go over is to move or travel somewhere. To go through is to analyse or discuss through something (in this context).


Cheers
Miss Raja
check out my blog at sgpsleenglish.blogspot.com
missraja86@ovi.com