[ Reminders ]
Spelling Test Unit 6 is on for tomorrow. Please study hard!
Last day for your group points tomorrow.
[ Key Message ]
A group is a bunch of people who stick closely together to help one another along to complete a task/tasks. A class is also a group. As a class we are one big group. Every single group makes up a class. As a result, we do not jeer, do not purposely sabotage or put down others from other groups. We should motivate one another. I know that every one of us has a competitive spirit, to want to do the best we can. But it is more important in focusing on the process rather than too much on the end result. If we jeer, cheat, sabotage and put down others just to reach the end destination, then the end result is of no value. That is what I want to teach each and every one of you here. Rule #1: We are a family. We will get there, no matter how long it may take to perfect this.
[ English ]
We have almost reached the end of the syllabus for English for term 2. Filing wil be done tomorrow and returned to you. So you can revise through the compositions and situationa writing for SA1.
For Situational Writing, do take note of these pointers.
- Writing an e-mail.
Dear __________,
How are you? State the purpose. (Points 1 - 3)
(Points 4 - 6)
Thank the person if needed and write your conclusion.
Yours Truly/Sincerely,
________________
- Writing an announcement
Dear _____________,
State the purpose. (You can leave out the 'How are you?') (Points 1 - 3)
(Points 4 - 6)
Write your conclusion.
Yours Truly / Regards,
________________ (Name)
________________ (Position in organization if any)
- Writing a note
Dear __________,
How are you? State the purpose. (Points 1 - 3)
(Points 4 - 6)
Write your conclusion.
Yours Truly/Sincerely,
________________
[ Science ]
We are onto day 4 of our hydrilla and water pollution experiment. here are the photos as promised.
Hydrilla wth Pond water Day 4
Hydrila with Oil Day 4
Hyrilla with detergent Day 4
Thank You,
Sincerely,
Mr Nelson Ong
Mr Ong, do we write "Yours truly" or "Yours Truly" in situational writing?
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