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    Q&A - P2 English

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      DragonAxe
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      Sarah:
      [Original Title: P2 English]


      Can anyone help with this:

      Rearrange the following words into a sentence.

      \"he missed because he late was the bus\"

      Answer 1 : He missed the bus because he was late.
      Answer 2 : He was late because he missed the bus.

      Which answer is correct and why?
      Thank you.[/i]
      If you choose answer 1 , you are saying that he missed the bus because he was late.

      If you choose answer 2 , you are saying that he was late because he missed the bus.

      Let me rephrase the answers above in another way


      Answer 1 : He was late, so he missed the bus
      Answer 2 : He missed the bus, therefore he was late.

      You can't be saying that \"The express bus went because I was late.\"
      You should be saying \"I was late as the express bus went before i reached the bus stop\"

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        briskcross
        last edited by

        Sarah, I think both are grammatically correct, they just express different situations.

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          kamponggirl
          last edited by

          Hello to all.....I am now getting concern about DD's progess with English....her school uses Stellar approach, no structured lessons, and with no exams in school. Previously, the worksheets brought back were mostly comprehension, not much on grammar.

          and today, there are 4 pages for grammar and I have a great shock when she gave the below answers: :!:
          All the children wears
          The leader wear
          They goes

          I think she is confused between plural nouns with the verb, because, she was trying to explain to me that All the children ->plural so followed by plural verb..
          Anyone can teach me how to explain to her? :?:

          When I asked her how teacher explained in school, she was unable to answer :?

          At rate she is going, I am worried that i might have to send her to tuition class, which i am trying to avoid

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            GyGy
            last edited by

            kamponggirl:
            Hello to all.....I am now getting concern about DD's progess with English....her school uses Stellar approach, no structured lessons, and with no exams in school. Previously, the worksheets brought back were mostly comprehension, not much on grammar.

            and today, there are 4 pages for grammar and I have a great shock when she gave the below answers: :!:
            All the children wears
            The leader wear
            They goes

            I think she is confused between plural nouns with the verb, because, she was trying to explain to me that All the children ->plural so followed by plural verb..
            Anyone can teach me how to explain to her? :?:

            When I asked her how teacher explained in school, she was unable to answer :?

            At rate she is going, I am worried that i might have to send her to tuition class, which i am trying to avoid
            My ds has this problem as well... OMG....

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              youngtay
              last edited by

              Hi, Pls help


              " The shark is coming _____Swim for your lives!

              What is the missisng punctuations?

              TIA

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                janet88
                last edited by

                youngtay:
                Hi, Pls help


                \" The shark is coming _____Swim for your lives!

                What is the missisng punctuations?

                TIA
                The answer. ! (exclamation mark). There should be a 'close inverted' comma at the end of Swim for your lives!\"

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                  atutor2001
                  last edited by

                  youngtay:
                  Hi, Pls help


                  \" The shark is coming _____Swim for your lives!

                  What is the missisng punctuations?

                  TIA
                  It is either full stop or exclamation mark. Most students will put full stop. However, I think it should be exclamation mark - a shout in fear, \"The shark is coming!\"

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                    youngtay
                    last edited by

                    janet_lee88 and atutor2001


                    Thanks

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                      Charnic
                      last edited by

                      Pls help urgently :


                      My cat and dog never _________ with each other.
                      Should the answer be fight or fought ? Thanks

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                        zeemimi
                        last edited by

                        babynicole:
                        Pls help urgently :


                        My cat and dog never _________ with each other.
                        Should the answer be fight or fought ? Thanks
                        fight. there's nothing to indicate that past tense should be used. pls correct me if i'm wrong.

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