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      firebird
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      Can any one recommend an English literature tutor


      Thank you

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        parent_in_west
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        I think I need to read this thread so that I can help my DS in Literature. Sigh. But at least I have kind parents who share information here.

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          chl72
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          autumnbronze:
          Super Alice,


          Here Are some links to the study guide. There is also a workbook with exercises.

          I suggest you print these out before the link becomes inaccessible.

          http://eolit.hrw.com/hlla/novelguides/ms/Mini-Guide.Ho.pdf

          http://www.glencoe.com/sec/literature/litlibrary/pdf/clay_marble.pdf

          http://www.bookrags.com/studyguide-the-clay-marble/

          Hope this helps.

          πŸ˜„
          Hi autumnbronze,

          Thanks a lot for sharing. :thankyou:

          Sorry if I sound stupid, :oops: but do you have the answer key for this? http://www.glencoe.com/sec/literature/litlibrary/pdf/clay_marble.pdf

          Thanks again!
          πŸ˜“

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            chrisu
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            Anyone has past year paper or common test on Secondary 1 Literature especially on Poetry. Thank you.

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              jas3angels
              last edited by

              hi,


              my dd in sec 3 this yr...she took pure lit and regretted. She din do well for her common test 14/25 and yesterday after SA1, she felt like dropping lit totally.:(

              she has problem to understand the books and teacher is not approachable (whole class). Wanted to talk to her teacher but my dd refused. haiz....

              please help....how can i help my dd...any guide book or website?

              her lit books are...
              Telltale : 11 stories by Gwee, Lisui (ed)
              Telltale : A Study Companion
              Jean Tay : Boom
              Mining for Meaning: A guide to the unseen. (not sure what that.)

              million thanks.

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                smileplease
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                Hi autumn bronze


                My daughter has mining for meaning by Suzanne choo & Robert yeo but her literature teacher never go through with them, what is this book about?

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                  kitty2
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                  Anyone knows where to buy romeo & juliet guide book?


                  Thanks

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                    Augmum
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                    kitty2:
                    Anyone knows where to buy romeo & juliet guide book?

                    Thanks
                    Try bras basah complex ( think is bookpoint),
                    browse thru all those second hand books there, u may find some there....
                    if not, u shd be able to get the \" standard guidebook\" in Popular.....

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                      kitty2
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                      Augmum:
                      kitty2:

                      Anyone knows where to buy romeo & juliet guide book?

                      Thanks

                      Try bras basah complex ( think is bookpoint),
                      browse thru all those second hand books there, u may find some there....
                      if not, u shd be able to get the \" standard guidebook\" in Popular.....

                      :thankyou:

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                        wilburlim
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                        Most of the books are modern, so you can’t find them on the Internet legitimately. I would suggest that you go to any Popular bookstore, find a guide about the book, and buy that, so long as you are rich. Alternatively, go to Cliffsnotes or Sparknotes online and you will be able to find a gamut of guides.


                        Anyway, the point of studying of Literature is not as easy as it deemed is. Literature needs, first and foremost, the appreciation and strong liking to linguistics and philosophy, because everything you study has a deeper meaning which most people could only understand superficially.

                        But not me. So can you.

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