Hope you enjoyed pizza and learnt and revised through the 4 days of extra lessons. You have tomorrow to rest up and don't forget to push hard for the next 3 weeks as PSLE draws near. Don't give up and doubt that you will never be able to do well. As shown by Mrs Liu during her class talk, there are jumps from Ds and Es to grades like A, B and C. So it is definitely possible if you keep the faith and WORK HARD with it.
English Notes for PSLE Part 1
Grammar
Noun - is the Object, Person, Name
Verb - Action Word (word that shows an action). "IS", "ARE", "WAS" and "WERE" are verbs too!
Adjective - Describing word of the noun
Pronoun - words like his, her, their, our, ours, your, mine, my, they, she, he, theirs, those, he, she, it, its, pupil's, pupils'.....
None of, Neither of, One of, Each, Every, Either of
---> These words are in the singular form!
Prefers ________to _________Rather ________than ____________
Not only (verb) (noun) (verb), ................ also .....................
After the words 'Not only', it is followed by a verb which takes the form of either:
- has/had/have
- did/do/does
- was/were
- are/is
- can/could/shall/should/will/would/may/might/
example: Not only could John lift the table, he could also lift the heavy rocks.
Verb - Noun - Verb (Present and Plural)
made him eat the cake.
made him run around the park.
to - verb (present and plural)
to eat, to take, to run, to study
Neither .......... nor ................
Either ........... or ...............
Look at the second subject for plural or singular
Neither Peter nor the kid is able to kick the ball into the net.
Either Tim or the boys have to eat the cake.
Should/Shall/Can/Could/Will/Would/May/Might + VERB
The verb that comes after that is Present and Plural.
should complete, can finish, may eat, will study.
Subject (Noun), together or along with ............. ,
Look at the first subject (noun) for singular or plural.
made him eat the cake.
made him run around the park.
to - verb (present and plural)
to eat, to take, to run, to study
Neither .......... nor ................
Either ........... or ...............
Look at the second subject for plural or singular
Neither Peter nor the kid is able to kick the ball into the net.
Either Tim or the boys have to eat the cake.
Should/Shall/Can/Could/Will/Would/May/Might + VERB
The verb that comes after that is Present and Plural.
should complete, can finish, may eat, will study.
Subject (Noun), together or along with ............. ,
Look at the first subject (noun) for singular or plural.
Homework for the weekend:
English PSLE Booklet Comprehension OE Page 64.
Finish up as much as you can for PSLE Science Booklet
Sincerely,
Mr Nelson Ong
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