Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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1 Contents
2 Unit 1 Articles 3
3 Unit 2 Nouns 7
4 Unit 3 Proper Nouns 10
5 Unit 4 Countable & Uncountable Nouns 11
20 Unit 19 Prepositions 57
21 Unit 20 Adverbs 63
22 Unit 21 Adjectives 67
23 Unit 22 Questions Tag 74
24 Unit 23 Wh-Questions 77
25 Unit 24 Conjunctions 80
26 Unit 25 Punctuation 86
27 BONUS 100 Questions Grammar Practice 95
• These are the words a, an and the which usually comes before the nouns or adjectives.
This refers to something specific or definite. The usually means ‘You know which ones(s) I’m
talking about’.
2. Indefinite article - a / an
This is non-specific or indefinite. A / an shows that we are talking about one person or thing.
We often use a / an:
• in descriptions
She’s an interesting person. He’s got a loud voice.
• when we say what something is, or what somebody’s job is.
This is a_return ticket. I’m an engineer.
(-) No article is used before the names of countries, cities, streets, continents, lakes,
mountains, villages, etc.
He lives in (-) Toronto, a large city in (-) Canada on the shores of (-)
Lake Ohio.
(-) No article is also common before uncountable, plural and often abstract nouns when we
are talking about things in general.
Have we got any (-) milk?
(-) Oranges are nicer than (-) apples.
In general, an is used when the word following it begins with a vowel (a, e, i, o, u): an
umbrella, an elephant, an octopus, an idea, an apple.
BUT
- If the first letter of the word is a vowel, but sounds like a consonant, then use a: a used car, a
useful gadget.
- If the first letter of the word is a consonant, but sounds like a vowel, then use an: an hour, an
honest man, an MG sports car.
EXERCISE 1
Fill in the blanks with ‘a’ or ‘an’
EXERCISE 2
EXERCISE 3
15 ____________sky is blue.
NOTES
A m a n walked up to a policeman. The man took out a map and asked the policeman ...
Remember: We don’t use a / an with plurals. We can use the with plurals. e.g.
She bought
We often the
use a shoes
/ an to last
talk week.
about a person or thing for the first time; and the when we talk
about the person or thing again.
EXERCISE 4
A Bag in a Bag
This is a true story. Last year I went into 1______________big sports shop because I wanted
2__________sports bag. 3______________assistant came up to me, and I told him what I
wanted. 4_____________assistant brought me three different bags. I chose 5_________________
smallest one and paid for it. 6______________assistant put 7____________bag in 8___________
large plastic bag. I told him one bag was enough, and asked him to take 9____________bag out
of 10_________ other bag. He did so, but he looked very unhappy as I walked out of
11___________shop.
EXERCISE 5
Fill in the blanks with ‘a’ or ‘an’.
1. She is nurse.
2. He is engineer.
3. He is doctor.
4. She is stewardess
5. He is army officer.
6. She is waitress.
7. He is inspector.
8. She is usheress.
9. He is dentist
10. She is ___ headmistress.
EXERCISE 6
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• Nouns are called naming words. They are the names of people, animals, places and things.
EXERCISE 1
morning.
10. Pn Laily is a very humble and helpful ____________.All her college students like her.
Underline the nouns in these sentences.
8. The robbers broke into the shop and took all the money.
EXERCISE 3
FEMININE boy
MASCULINE
1. wife
2. bride
3. daughter
4. heiress
5. niece
6. bridesmaid
7. princess
8. headmistress
9. policewoman
10. woman
11. sister-in-law
12. heroine
13. lady
14. widow
15. waitress
16. steward
17. salesgirl
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• Special names given to a person, animal, place or things are called Proper Nouns.
• Proper nouns always start with capital letters.
EXERCISE 1
3. There are ( much, many) things that you can do in your free time.
8. There are only (much, a few) pieces of paper left on the table.
11. They were scolded because they made ( many, a lot of) noise.
12. ( A lot of, Many) of the children were not feeling well and had to be sent home.
14. I don’t have any money left. Can you lend me ( some, much)?
15. The Smith’s family will spend ( a lot of , a few) days in Hawaii.
EXERCISE 2
There is only ONE mistake in each sentence. Underline it and rewrite each sentence
correctly.
Example :
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EXERCISE 1
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UNIT 5 : COLLECTIVE NOUN
1. a _ staff of teachers.
2. a _ __ of sheep.
3. a _ of students.
4. a _ __ of people.
5. a _ __ of executives
6. a _ of members.
7. a _ of jurors.
8. a _ __ of ships.
9. a _ of flowers
10. an _ __ of spectators.
11. a _ __ of people.
12. a _ __ of stamps
13. an of musicians.
14. a __ of players
15. a of workers.
16. a of sailors.
EXERCISE 2
3. What is that ( set , pair , pack ) of tools doing under the car.
5. A ( troupe, group, party) of dancers came to our school concert last year.
6. The small girl sang a song in front of a ( tribe, staff , crew ) of teachers.
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9. Kassim gave his sick grandmother a ( comb, bunch, pack ) of grapes.
10. The girls saw a ( gang, herd , group ) of cows in the field.
11. The office is at the top of that ( flight , row , group ) of stairs.
12. She ordered a ( suit , suite , row ) of furniture for her new house.
13. The boys were chased by a ( herd , troop , pack ) of stray dogs.
14. Miss Tan has a ( stack , group , chest ) exercise books to mark.
16. The fisherman saw a ( school , flock , swarm ) of whales in the ocean.
18. The ( team , crew , pride ) of hockey players from my school is very good.
21. Last night I saw a ( collection , cluster , bouquet ) of stars in the sky.
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• We use pronouns to replace nouns.
• We also use pronouns to avoid repeating the same nouns in every sentence.
Here are some examples of how personal pronouns can be used to replace nouns.
• First person
• Second person
"John, will you be playing football this afternoon?” asked Ravi.
• Third person
Ramesh admires Mr. Lee greatly.
4. The gardener told_______________not to play near the road but we did not listen.
soldiers.
the sea.
7. The boys are happy because_____________father bought for them some presents.
8. _____________pen is this?
12. Mrs Tan is not at home. She has gone to_____________mother’s house.
Language Notes:
If the subject and object are the same, we use reflexive pronoun as the object. Compare:
1. I see you. (object pronoun)
2. I see myself. (reflexive pronoun)
EXERCISE 1
I see myself.
You see yourself.
He sees himself.
8. Maybe you expect too much of marriage, Hussin. Don’t be so hard on_____________.
9. I have to take care of the children. They can’t take care of______________.
10. Don’t just look at the problems. Give_______________credit for the good things you have
done too.
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• Pronouns can be used to point out persons, things, or ideas. A pronoun that points out
something is called a demonstrative pronoun.
The forms this is and these are used to point to things nearby. That is and those are used to
point to things farther away.
EXERCISE 1
Singular Plural
1. This is my fiance.
5 are my notes.
2. is my new car.
6. are my kids.
3. is my son over
Near 7. are my rabbits in
there.
the hutch.
4. is my wife who is
8 are my books on the rack.
carrying the baby.
1. That is my fiance.
5 are my notes.
2. is my new car.
6. are my kids.
3. is my son over
Far 7. are my rabbits in
there.
the hutch.
4. is my wife who is
8 are my books on the rack.
carrying the baby.
• The most important word in a sentence is the verb.
• A verb expresses :
1
I ) an action 2 ) an event 3 ) a state drink
*
organise * moves
walk celebrate shines
• Most verbs are used to express actions.
He does
She delivers
It plays
Raju waters
I have
You do
They deliver
We walk
Our Principal gives a speech at our prize giving day every year.
Birds fy.
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A sentence consists of a subject and a verb. The subject may be a noun or a pronoun.
The verb must agree with its subject. When the subject is singular, the verb must be singular too. ( the singular verb normally ends
with an ‘s’ )
When the subject is plural, the verb must be plural as well. (The plural verb normally does not end with an‘s’).
EXERCISE 2
3 Hens_____________(lay) eggs.
A. go C. B. goes D.
went is going
A.does B. do D. is
C. did
likes
A. is B. was
C.were D. are
A. has B. have
C. does D. is
A. brush C. brushed D. am
brushes brushing
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A. Does C. Is
B. Do D. Did
A. want B. wants
C. wanted D. wanting
C. watched D. watching
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EXERCISE 4
Underline the correct verb so that it agrees with the subject in each of the sentences below.
7. The Form 3 Wira students (arrives, arrive) very late at the laboratory.
9. Nurul Huda (are, is) not satisfied with her present performance in the class.
10. The competition (is, are) one of the many events organized by the Hobby Club.
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UNIT 11
: AUXILIARY VERBS / MODALS
• Not all verbs express action.
• Verbs that do not express action are either verbs or auxiliary verbs
• An auxiliary verb is a helping verb.
• It is always before a verb
■ She has done her work.
• It regulates the tense of its sentence.
■ We could see the sun rising in the east ( past tense )
• Common auxiliary verbs :
am , are , be ,can , could , had , has , have ,is , may
might, must , shall, should ,was , were, will , would
To make a request
Can you help me carry this
table?
Could
To express possibility
Mother could have waited for us
2. To express possibility
I may buy a present for Linda
May/might
• Modals or auxiliary verbs are used with another verb to express possibility, permission,
obligation, determination, refusal, etc. Can, could, will, would, must,
• might, may, shall, should are all termed ‘modals’.
Modals Functions/Usage Examples
Should, Ought You are tired, you should take a rest. Your dress
To express advice
to is dirty, you ought to wash it.
EXERCISE 1
1______________________ This man working as a lawyer in the same firm where my father
works.
an hour.
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EXERCISE
3
Fill in the blanks with can, cannot, may or may not to make meaningful
sentences
7. You............write to us at this address or send an email.
8. She must stay in the hospital. The doctor says she........................ have dengue
9. I am afraid I.......................... make any changes because the date of the competition
EXERCISE 4
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UNIT 12 VERB-TO-BE
• It consists of "am”, "is”, "are”, "was” and "were”.
• The base form is "be”; the progressive form is "being”; and the participle form is "been”.
• Functions :
o The verb "to be” has two main functions: as the main verb and as the helping verb.
o As a helping verb, it functions to indicate progressive tenses and passive
sentences.
Depending on the subject and the tense, the verb "to be” changes its form into “am”, "is”,
"are”, "was” "were” or "been”.
Thus, we have:
1. I am a teacher.
2. He was our guest speaker last year.
3. He is good at English.
4. They are in the room now.
In this case, the verb "to be” functions as the main verb.
i. Verb “to be” indicates progressive tense (continuous tense). Thus we have:
1. He is learning English.
I am Was
Plural
EXERCISE 1
afterwards.
3._____________________ Too much salt bad for you for it will give you high blood
pressure.
6. Every man and every woman___________to help to make this scheme a success.
robbers.
9._______________ There a number of chairs in the canteen. You can take one of them.
10. The owner of the three houses____________not here today.
EXERCISE 2
2. Every boy and every girl in the school_____________asked to help in the concert last
month.
3. Neither he nor I____________wrong in this matter. So, do not blame either of us.
4. Not only his friends but also his enemies_____________praising him for his honesty at a
island.
the village.
8. The class_____________quietly doing their work when the teacher went to the office.
• The Simple Present Tense is also used for actions which are done habitually or which
happens regularly.
• Adverbs like every morning, once a month, usually, always, never , often can be
used with the Simple Present Tense.
REMEMBER:
• Singular nouns take the singular form of the verb in the simple present tense.
• Plural nouns take the plural form of the verb in the simple present tense.
• We use the Simple Present when we talk about something which happens repeatedly.
Simple Present
We use the Simple Present to describe a series of actions in the present.
---
Past Present Future
Eg: Every morning, Ali wakes up, brushes his teeth and takes a bath.
Simple Present
action 1 action 2
I I --------->
Past Present Future
Study the table below carefully. It will help you.
EXERCISE 1
Underline the correct forms of the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences.
3. Anna and Ben [ practises / practise ] playing the piano an hour everyday.
8. Sometimes the children [ walk / walks ] to school but usually their father [ drive / drives]
them.
9. Sheila and her cousins often [ participate / participates] in essay writing competitions.
10. My friend [ speak / speaks ] Chinese fluently but he [ do not know / does not know how to
write it.
EXERCISE 2
Sarah ( 1) ( is / are ) a policewoman. Her day (2) ( begin / begins ) early. She (3) (leave /
leaves ) for work at 6 a.m. each day. She ( arrives / arrive ) at the police station at 7.45 a.m. At 8
a.m. she and the other officers (5) (attend / attends) a meeting. Their police chief Captain Costa
(6) ( talk / talks) to them about their duties for the day.
Sarah and her partner Bill usually (7) (patrols / patrol ) a certain part of the city each day.
They ( 8 ) (make / makes ) sure that the streets and back alley ( 9 ) (is / are) safe for the public.
They visit shopping and video arcades to look for students who (10) (play / plays) truant. Sarah’s
EXERCISE 3
Complete the sentences with the simple present tense of the verbs in the box.
EXERCISE 4
• We use the Simple Past when we talk about something which started and finished in the past.
Simple Past
4
— ------------------------------------->
Past Present Future
Eg: Yesterday, Ali woke up, brushed his teeth and took a bath.
Simple Past
action 1 action 2
♦ ♦_______________
Past Present Future
We can use the Simple Past together with the Past Continuous
Example:
• Emily Dickinson lived in the nineteenth century. She was a poet. She
wrote more than a thousand poems
You can use the simple past tense with time expressions that refer to the past.
“last”
Examples:
ii. "ago”
Examples:
iii) "yesterday”
Examples:
• Joe was at the cinema when their parents came back from Tokyo yesterday.
• Ali and Zai were doing their assignments yesterday afternoon.
REGULAR VERBS
You will notice that the word ‘look’ does not change when we add the suffix “-ed” and the main
verb ‘look’ is the same. Therefore "LOOK” is a regular verb.
EXERCISE 1
1. walk
2. play
3. boil
4. wash
5. kick
6. lock
7. watch
8. clean
9. sew
10. dust
11. paint
12. fry
13. study
14. pray
15. try
16. cry
17. dry
18. live
19. wipe
20. smile
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EXERCISE 2
Fill in the blanks by changing the verb in the brackets into past tense form. The first sentence
has been done for you.
EXERCISE 3
Use the words in the brackets to fill in the blanks.
washed)
walk)
arranged)
the desks and chairs just now. (arrange,
9.
Jokun________________
borrowed)
_ a few books from the library just now. (borrowing,
7.
She_________________
11
The boys_____________
with the headmaster an hour ago. (talk, talked)
.
When they____________ in the river yesterday evening.( playing, played)
12.
reached) the zoo, they bought the tickets at the counter. ( reach,
My grandmother_______
13.
My father and my uncle some chilli seeds in the garden. (plants, planted)
14.
painted) the house last Sunday.( paint,
Puan Minah___________
15.
a hammer to hit the nail into the wall. (using, used)
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IRREGULAR VERBS
Irregular verbs do not follow this pattern. Their past tense is different. These
EXERCISE 2
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8 Cik Zarina Bi (pay)______________the shopkeeper for the goods.
EXERCISE 3
1. go
2. eat
3. sit
4. see
5. run
6. give
7. find
8. dig
9. sell
10. send
11. sink
12. lose
13. take
14. blow
15. sell
Irregular Verbs
6. Those boys ____________at the canteen during the recess. ( are, were )
8. Ali ___________the second prize for his story last week. ( win, won )
11. The boys ________ back late after the football match. ( come, came )
12. Linda ____________the song sweetly, so everyone clapped loudly. ( sings, sang )
13. The woman ____________bitterly when she heard the sad news. ( cries, cried )
15. Sharmila _________ a lot of water because the food was very spicy.
( drinks, drank )
UNIT 15 : SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE
• We use the future tense to show future action. REMEMBER!
A A
c T
will + base form of verb
9 pm orrow
Now Monday
• We form the simple future tense using will in this way:
Examples:
• We can also use the “going to” form for future action that is planned earlier or events that
we think are likely to happen in the future. We form the simple future tense using “going
to” in this way:
• We use Future Tense to show actions which will happen in future. Eg:
will/going to-future
Example:
PROGRESSIVE TENSE
adding “ing” omitting the “e” and adding doubling the last consonant
“ing” and adding “ing”
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
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UNIT 17 : PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE
• Notes: There must be an agreement between the subject and Past Progressive Tense (verbs -
to- be and verb+ing) when using it in the past tense.
The students were writing essays when the dismissal bell rang.
plural subject
was
Sentence structure Singular subject
Plural subject were
Study the subjects in the following sentences and write the correct Past Progressive Tense.
5._________________________ The students (run) across the road when the accident
happened.
came.
10. The man and the woman_______________________(watch) television in the living room
when they heard someone on the door.
EXERCISE 2
Study the subjects in the sentences and fill in the blanks with the correct verbs to be and spelling
of verb +ing form.
was made.
EXERCISE 1
EXERCISE 2
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8. The children_____________________________in the sea. ( am swimming, are
swimming)
10. A boy________________________a book under the tree. (is reading, are reading)
14. The man and the woman_______________________television in the living room. (is
watching, are watching)
Examples
ten minutes a
Preposition of time
for month for two after
years i
fm ir HQ\/C
For + duration of time
The weekend After
◄
Night For + duration of time
At
r Midnight
Noon
4 o’clock/4 pm
V.
In
the morning
the afternoon
the evening
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X
1 There is a laptop on the table.
2 There is a round clock on the wall.
3 The compact disc is under the table.
4 The table is in front of the sofa.
5 There is a chair near the table.
6 The computer table is opposite the sofa.
7 The mouse is between the key board and a book.
EXERCISE 2
Look at the picture and fill in the blanks with the words provided.
1. The fox is _________________the rock.
EXERCISE 3
Look at the picture. Read the sentence and number it based on the picture.
a. I am in the water.
b. I am up here in the tree.
c. I am on the leaf.
d. I am under the bridge.
e. I am under the tree.
EXERCISE 4
EXERCISE 5
Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition. The words in the table may help you.
EXERCISE 7
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UNIT 20 : ADVERBS
• There are several types of adverbs such as adverbs of manner, time, frequency, place and
degree.
• Adverbs are words that describe verbs, adjectives or other adverbs.
• There are many kinds of adverbs.
Adverbs of Manner
Examples:
EXERCISE 1
ADJECTIVES ADVERBS
1. angry angrily
2. great greatly
3. careful carefully
4. neat neatly
5. strange strangely
EXERCISE 2
brave greedy
bitter happy
brief loud
hopeful low
clear patient
correct quick
cruel sad
easy serious
free sudden
furious willing
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Choose and fill in each blank with suitable adverbs given below.
EXERCISE 4
• Adverbs of degree describe ‘to what degree’. It answers the question on ‘ how much’ or ‘to what
extent’.
Examples:
quite, nearly, very, absolutely, slightly, too, reasonably, more, less Study the following examples.
EXERCISE 1
1. He is too shy.
EXERCISE 1
3. She will not listen to your advice. She is a very stubborn girl.
4. Encik Abu Bakar is a dedicated teacher. All the pupils like him.
6. A brave man jumped into the river to save the drowning child.
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Comparison of Adjectives
i. Positive
ii. Comparative
iii. Superlative
2. The comparative degree is used to compare one person or thing with another.
3. The superlative degree is used to compare one person or thing with more than one
EXERCISE 2
Superlative [ + ‘
Positive Comparative [ + ‘-ier’ ] -iest’ ]
1 dirty
2 early
3 easy
4 happy
5 heavy
EXERCISE 3
Double the last letter + ‘-er1 or ‘-est’
1 big
2 fat
3 hot
4 wet
5 sad
EXERCISE 4
1 bad
2 far
3 good
4 little
5 many
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EXERCISE 7
Positive
Comparative [ + more ] Superlative [ the + most ]
1 beautiful
2 careful
3 comfortable
4 expensive
5 famous
EXERCISE 6
Fill in the blanks by using the comparative or superlative forms of the adjectives in brackets.
7. As far as I know, my mother bakes the ( good, better, best ) cheese cake.
10. This is the ( bad, worse, worst) fire in the last siz months.
12. Do you know which is the ( long, longer, longest ) river in the world?
13. Both the sisters are as ( tall, taller, tallest ) as their mother.
14. Can you speak ( loud, louder, loudest) ? I can’t hear you from here.
20. There is ( much, more, most ) sugar in the bowl than the cup.
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EXERCISE 8
Complete the table of adjectives below.
angry
beautiful
cheap
dirty
expensive
fat
cold
delicious
heavy
little
sad
thin
happy
long
short
poor
smart
good
tall
sweet
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UNIT 22 : QUESTION TAGS
• The negative Question-Tag for positive statement
Examples:
- She will recover soon, won’t she?
- Breast milk is the perfect source of nutrition for infants, isn’t it?
Examples:
• If the statement contains a main verb, you must use the auxiliary "do” in the Question-Tag.
The tenses of the auxiliary "do” are determined by the tenses of the main verb in the
sentence.
Examples:
?
1. They want to invent something,
2. Elizabeth is a dentist,__________
3. They won’t be here,___________
There aren’t any problems,_
4.
That is your umbrella,______ ?
5.
George is a student,_______ ?
6.
He’s learned a lot in the last couple of years,__________
7.
Many flowers have medicinal values,_________________
8.
Joan can’t come with us,_________________________?
9.
She’ll help us later,________________ ?
3.
Peggy would like to come with us to the conference,_
11.
Those aren’t Fred’s notebook,___________________?
12.
You’ve never been to Paris,____________________?
13.
Something is wrong with him today,________________ ?
14.
Some aquatic animals cannot breathe in the air,_______ ?
15.
Nobody cheated on the exam,___________________?
16.
Nothing went wrong while I was gone,_______________ ?
17.
I am invited, ?
18.
EXERCISE 2
1. Ben is worried, ?
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UNIT 23 : WH-QUESTION WORDS
• A question that asks for information normally uses one of the following question words:
when, where, why, who, whose, what, which, how
‘WH’ QUESTION FUNCTION EXAMPLE
WORD
When
To ask information about Q: When did Omar go to the gallery? A: He
time went to the gallery during the holidays.
Where
To ask information about Q: Where were you yesterday? A: I was at
place/location the library.
Response Question
She is my mother.
3. In order to make the rubber shoes, the rubber taken from the rubber tree has to be
treated.
4. Wool from the sheep must be cleaned and separated into the different grades of wool.
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UNIT 24 : CONJUNCTIONS
• When we produce a piece of writing, we will use certain words to join phrases,
clauses or sentences to show how one idea is related to another idea. These
words are link words and they are called conjunctions. Refer to the sentences
below :
(conjunction)
(The word because links sentence 1 to sentence 2 and is used to signal reason.)
TYPES OF.and,
both.. CONJUNCTIONS
not only.. .but also
Example :
Example :
Example :
as a result
Example :
neither.nor
Example :
b. Neither Mr. Lim nor his wife are going for the show.
or
either.or
Examples :
7. Conjunctions which link two events that are going on at the same time.
Example :
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EXERCISE 1
Example :
a. He worked very hard so that he could pass his exams with flying colours.
c. He finished his work quickly so that he could watch the football game.
or else, unless
Example :
10. Conjunctions that refer to actions that have ended or will end at a particular time.
till, until
Example :
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8. Conjunctions that show the purpose of an
action.
Underline the correct conjunction in the sentences below.
3. I will ask (either / neither) Samy or Muthu to give me a lift home today.
4. The children were extremely rude, (and / so) they were punished.
5. (Unless / Although) we stayed back late, we could not complete our project.
6. We will have to postpone the football game (because / if) it rains heavily today.
8. Soo Ching took a part time job (in order / so) to supplement her family’s income.
9. (Because / Although) Encik Nordin is already eighty years old, he is still very active.
10. Sharon is absent today (so / because) she is not feeling well.
EXERCISE 2
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EXERCISE 3
1. They had to leave early ( because, until ) they had another meeting to attend.
2. You will not be able to solve it ( unless, since ) you understand this question.
3. My brother slept early( so that, because ) he could get up early the nextmorning.
5.. I like reading story books ( but, and ) I don’t like drawing.
6. She had finished cleaning the house (and, although) the cooking before noon.
8. Give me back my book ( after, until ) you have finished reading it.
10. My brother has not come back ( although, since ) this morning.
11. Susan did not hear me ( unless, although ) I called her twice.
12. He could not play football ( because, so ) he had hurt his leg.
13. They stayed her overnight ( so, since ) it was too late to go home.
15. ( Because, Although) she knew the answer, she did not tell her friend.
16. ( Neither, Either ) my mother nor my father was home last night.
19. You cannot go for the trip ( until, unless ) you pay up the registration fee.
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Choose the sentences with the correct punctuation
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B. Are you going to town today, Morissa?
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15. A. "How old are you now shafiee?” Asked Jalal.
17. A.
Ramli and Nizam like to play hockey, volleyball and golf.
B.
Ramli and Nizam like to play hockey, Volleyball, and golf.
C.
Ramli and Nizam like to play Hockey, Volleyball and Golf.
D.
Ramli and nizam like to play hockey, volleyball and golf.
18. A.
The capital of terengganu is Kuala terengganu. The
B.
capital of Terengganu is kuala Terengganu. The
C.
Capital of Terengganu is Kuala Terengganu. The
D.
capital of Terengganu is Kuala Terengganu.
19. A. Wahab visited the crocodile farm and Melaka zoo last sunday.
B. Wahab visited the crocodile Farm and Melaka Zoo last Sunday .
C. Wahab visited the Crocodile Farm and Melaka Zoo last Sunday.
20. A. Have you read the prisoner of zenda?
22. A The mountain climbers have reached the peak of Mount Kinabalu.
B The Mountain Climbers have reached the peak of mount kinabalu.
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25. A Eskimos use ice to make Igloos.
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30. A Helena is going to genting highlands this thursday.
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35. A The mechanic uses a spanner, to loosen the nuts.
36. A "Hello, Imran. What are your plans for the school holidays?” asks Zainah.
B “Hello! Imran. What are your plans for the school holidays?” asks Zainah.
C "Hello! Imran. What are your plans for the school holidays” asks Zainah.
D "Hello! imran. What are your plans for the school holidays” asks Zainah.
37. A The pupils are singing malay, chinese and tamil songs in the competition.
B The pupils are singing Malay, Chinese and Tamil songs in the competition
C The Pupils are singing Malay Chinese and Tamil songs in the competition.
D The pupils are singing Malay, Chinese and Tamil songs competition!
38. A Wow! you are so lucky! you have visited so many countries.
B Wow! You are so lucky You have visited so many countries.
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40. A they had an enjoyable day at the taman rimba recreational park
A. more
B. most
C. some
A. in
B. to
C. on
D. across
A. they
B. she
C. we
D. it
to go for an interview.
4. Syafiq dressed up
A. happily
B. smartly
C. sweetly
D. bravely
A. because
B. although
C. by
D. so
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A. along
B. across
C. through
A. camp
B. camps
C. camped
A. why
B. what
C. whom
D. whose
A. carefully
B. recklessly
C. carelessly
A. able
B. was able
C. was unable
D. could able
A. miss
B. misses
C. missed
D. will miss
A. Everything
B. Anybody
C. Nobody
D. Somebody
15. The soldier fought......................... .......and was given a medal by the king
A. weakly
B. badly
C. bravely
D. happily
A. myself, my
B. herself, her
C. himself, him
D. yourself, your
24. You must.................... . finish the milk.................... put it into the refrigerator.
A. so, if
B. so, and
C. either, or
D. neither, nor
A. towards, above
B. across, behind
C. at, under
D. away, to
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A. many
B. little
C. a lot of
D.
32. The angry girl the book and threw it into the dustbin.
any
28. A day before Teachers’ Day, the pupils carried...................chairs to the school hall.
A. our
B. their
C. your
D. his
A. tall
B. taller
C. tallest
D. most tall
A. ourselves
B. themselves
C. himself
D. yourself
A. is
B. an
31. Kampung Rhu is almost hour’s drive from Kuantan town.
C. the
D. far
A. torn
B. tore
C. tear
D. tearing
A. her
B. him
C. his
D. hers
A. at
B. in
C. on
D. to
35. Mujahid jumped__________the bench and fell into the drain.
A. into
B. on
C. from over
A. All
B. Both
C. Either
D. Neither
A. speak
B. spoke
C. speaks
D. spoken
A. a , an
B. a , the
C. the , a
D. the , an
A. love
B. loves
C. loved
D. loving
A. were
B. is
C. was
D. are
A. impolite
B. friendly
C. rude
D. stingy
A. clever
B. cleverest
C. cleverer
A. counts
B. is counting
C. was counting
D. were counting
A. bites
B. bite
C. bit
D. bitten
A. am
B. is
C. are
D. was
A. isn’t it
B. don’t you
C. didnt you
D. wasn’t you
48. The workers walked_____________into the factory because they were late for work.
A. politely
B. smartly
C. hurriedly
D. slowly
A. through
B. between
C. along
D. beside
A. walk
B. walks
C. walked
D. walking
A. return
B. returns
C. returned
D. returning
53 Have_______finished your homework?
A. I
B. he
C. she
D. you
A. Besides
B. Although
C. Therefore
D. Furthermore
A. a
B. an
C. the
A. big
B. loud
C. bright
D. strong
A. climb
B. climbed
C. climbs
D. climbing
58 Tom’s dog, Pluto was barking_____________at the stranger.
A. fiercely
B. greedily
C. politely
D. shyly
A. high
B. higher
C. highest
A. or
B. but
C. therefore
D. and
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A. Might
B. Should
C. Would
D. Ought
A. Where
B. Which
C. Why
D. Who
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A. It
B. My
C. You
D. Theirs
A. silently
B. sweetly
C. soundly
D. gracefully
A. to
B. on
C. with
D. from
A. always
B. seldom
C. sadly
D. now
A. or
B. nor
C. and
D. while
A. at
B. in
C. from
D. to
A. young
B. younger
C. youngest
D. more young
A. after
B. before
C. on
D. by
A. for
B. because
C. since
D. although
A. along
B. over
C. by
D. through
73. There___________some kittens in this box a few minutes ago.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were
A. or
B. so
C. but
D. and
A. Can
B. Might
C. May
D. Should
A. We
B. I
C. She
D. They
A. ought
B. would
C. should
D. might
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78. did the players feel after winning the game ?
A. Why
B. How
C. When
D. Where
A. is walking
B. was walking
C. are walking
D. were walking
A. kinder
B. kindest
C. kind
A. live
B. lives
C. lived
D. living
A. is helping
B. am helping
C. are helping
D. were helping
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83. Kamil____________to school everyday.
A. cycle
B. cycles
C. cycled
D. cycling
A. cooks
B. cook
C. cooked
D. cooking
A. draws
B. drew
C. draw
D. drawing
A. is
B. to
C. are
D. of
A. bravely
B. strongly
C. carelessly
D. immediately
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88. My father’s sister_______my aunt.
A. is
B. am
C. was
D. were
A. is
B. are
C. was
A. myself
B. himself
C. herself
D. themselves
A. as
B. but
C. since
D. and
A. at
B. in
C. for
D. to
A. eat
B. eats
C. ate
D. eating
A. a
B. an
C. the
A. so
B. but
C. and
D. because
A. plant
B. plants
C. planted
D. planting
A. its
B. his
C. our
D. their
END OF MODULE
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