PANITIA BAHASAINGGERIS SK (FELDA) REDONG, SEGAMAT
MODUL TRIUMPH REDONG VOL.1 NO
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UNIT -
CONTENTS
PAGE
Unit 1
Contents Articles
3
3
Unit 2
Nouns
7
4
Unit 3
Proper Nouns
10
5
Unit 4
Countable & Uncountable Nouns
11
6 7
Unit 5
Collective Nouns
Unit 6
Pronouns
12 15
8 9
Unit 7
Reflexive Pronouns
Unit 8
Demonstrative Pronouns
20 22
10
Unit 9
Verbs
23
11
Unit 10
Subject Verb Agreement
25
12 13
Unit 11 Unit 12
Auxiliary Verbs / Modals Verb To Be
29 33
14
Unit 13
Simple Present Tense
36
15 16
Unit 14 Unit 15
Simple Past Tense Simple Future Tense
39 48
17 18 19
Unit 16 Unit 17 Unit 18
Progressive Tense - Past & Present Past Progressive Tense Present Progressive
51 53 55
20
Unit 19
Prepositions
57
21
Unit 20
Adverbs
63
22 23
Unit 21 Unit 22
Adjectives Questions Tag
67 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. 1. Definite article - the This refers to something specific or definite. The usually means ‘You know which ones(s) I’m talking about’. E.g.: i. Anne received the award for bravery. (a specific award) ii. ‘Wait for me at the Kerinchi LRT station’. (a specific place) iii. Can I use the phone? (the hearer knows that this means ‘your phone) 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. 3. Zero article - (-) (-) 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’ 1.____________
egg________3. dog
2.____________
house______4. university
EXERCISE 2 Fill in the blanks with (-), the or a 1. I speak _______ French. 2. I often listen to__________radio. 3. phone is downstairs in 4. 5.
kitchen.
Canada is a big country. She’s aot nice face and
blue eyes
6. This table is made of_________________________glass. EXERCISE 3 Fill in the blanks with a, an or the
1
Mr Lee bought
big bungalow last month.
2
Ramli wants to be
3.
Mei Ling is
pilot when he grows up. honest girl.
4.
fire broke out in that house
hour ago.
5.
plane is flying high up in
sky.
6.
My father works in
7
Take class register to
8 9 10 11 12 13.
office. office.
earth moves around Sabrina gave
sun.
orange to
beggar outside the gate
sun rises in
east.
She is going to take ___
bus to get to railway station.
bat lives in
cave
My brother studies in __
university in Kuala Lumpur. o n g V o l.
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She is wearing a ____________uniform to school. 15
____________sky is blue.
16
____________old lady walked across the busy road.
17
She bought___________umbrella to school.
18
Adrian is __________Eurasian boy.
19
____________Indian girl in the blue dress was crying just now.
20
I saw_____________eagle flying in ____________ sky.
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 the We often 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 Fill in the blanks with a , an or the. 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 Fill in the blanks with a, an or the.
1. Did you buy a Proton or
Ford?
2. Does he know
man at the corner?
3. She has
secret to tell you.
4. What time does
train leave?
5. Ali ate
apple and drank a bottle of Coke
6. Did you see 7. He met 8.
accident? elegant lady at the party. teacher is angry with us.
9. I did not see 10. Is that
elephant in the picture. __ snake in that tree?
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• Nouns are called naming words. They are the names of people, animals, places and things.
EXERCISE 1 Fill in the blanks.
1.
Daughter
wife
bride
queen
teacher
Headmistress
nurse
lecturer
secretary
grandmother
My mother is a________________.She takes care of sick people. 2. Ashok and his__________have three children. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Guna have two sons and a________________. 4. Rubini’s______________________gave presents to all her grandchildren. 5. Puan Romizah is our________________. She comes to school very early in the morning. 6. The king and_____________visited the old folks home last week. 7. The manager and his__________________attended the meeting last Monday. 8. The bridegroom and his beautiful_________________are dressed in blue. 9. Madame Ganes is an excellent____________. She teaches us English in our school. 10. Pn Laily is a very humble and helpful ____________.All her college students like her.
Underline the nouns in these sentences. 1. The careless boy lost his pen. 2. I went to the market with my mother. 3. The girl fell down the stairs. 4. My grandfather has an old car. 5. The typist works in the post office. 6. The fishermen are drying their nets in the sun. 7. The scout jumped into the pond to save the child. 8. The robbers broke into the shop and took all the money.
EXERCISE 3 Underline the correct answer.
1.
The ( boys , boy ) are playing badminton.
2.
Can I have a plate of ( rice , milk ).
3.
The ( horse , horse’s) tail is bushy.
4.
Please put (a little , many ) salt into the soup.
5.
( A herd , A staff ) of cows are grazing in the field.
6.
The ( twins , cousins ) looks like each other.
7.
( Buffaloes, Donkeys ) are very useful farm animals.
8.
You can put your pencils in this ( case, purse ).
EXERCISE 4 Write the masculine form for the words given.
FEMININE Eg. girl mother
boy father
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.
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Proper nouns always start with capital letters. No
Category
Proper Noun
1.
People
The Prime Minister, Syafiq Elias, Mohd Ali
2.
Places
Malaysia, Kangar, Jalan Telawi, Kota Tinggi
3.
Buildings
Concord Inn, Putra World Trade, Petronas Twin Tower
4.
Objects
Parker pen, Nokia handphone, Proton Saga
5.
Animals
Garfield, Mickey Mouse, Winnie Pooh
EXERCISE 1 Rewrite the sentences using the correct punctuation. 1. last year the national day celebration was held in putrajaya.
2. malaysians proudly fly the jalur gemilang.
3. national day is celebrated in august.
4. my friend bought a proton waja last month. •
Countable nouns are nouns that can be counted such as books, pencils, cars and tvs.
•
Uncountable nouns are nouns that cannot be counted such as sugar, air, water and hair.
EXERCISE 1 Underline the correct answer.
1. I do not have ( many, much) time to complete my work. 2. Can I have ( some, a few) tomato sauce. 3. There are ( much, many) things that you can do in your free time. 4. We need ( a lot of, many) energy to carry the cupboard. 5. They poured (some, a few) water into the vase. 6. I saw (many, much) animals in the zoo. 7. The children ate ( some, much) sandwiches. 8. There are only (much, a few) pieces of paper left on the table. 9. I need (a lot of , a few) money to buy the expensive bracelet. 10. Not (many, much) people turned up for the concert. 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. 13. We have got (much, a few) new teachers this year. 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 : There are too much pupils in this class. There are too many pupils in this class.
1. I want any fried rice for lunch.
2. He does not have much sisters. He is an only child.
3.
We have a little magazines in our house.
4.
Is there a lot of onions in the basket.
5.
Mr Lee has much relatives.
6.
That man hasn’t some hair on his head.
7.
My mother is cooking many soup.
8.
Please give me a piece of trousers.
• A collective noun is the name of a number of persons, animals or things grouped together and spoken of as one whole. Here are more collective nouns for you.
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EXERCISE 1 Fill in the blanks with correct collective nouns. • a company of actors •
a host of angels
•
a gang of labourers
•
a bevy of girls/ ladies/ beauties
•
a bench of magistrates
•
a tribe of natives
•
a posse of policemen
•
a crew of sailors
•
a choir of singers
•
a team of players
•
a staff of teachers
•
a circle of friends
•
a band of magicians
•
a haggle of vendors
•
a monastery of monks
•
a convent of nuns
•
a shush of librarians
•
an army of soldiers
•
an audience of spectators
•
an embassy of diplomats
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UNIT 5 1. a _
: COLLECTIVE NOUN staff
of teachers.
2. a _ 3. a _
__ of sheep. of students.
4. a _
__ of people.
5. a _ 6. a _
__ of executives of members.
7. a _ 8. a _ 9. a _
of jurors. __ of ships. of flowers
10. an _
__ of spectators.
11. a _
__ of people.
12. a _ 13. an
__ of stamps of musicians.
14. a 15. a
__ of players of workers.
16. a
of sailors.
EXERCISE 2 For each of the following, underline the correct answer.
1.
An ( army , crew , group ) of soldiers marched to the camp.
2.
The deer was attacked by a ( school, pack, team ) of wolves.
3.
What is that ( set , pair , pack ) of tools doing under the car.
4.
There is a ( flock, nest, litter) of mice in the drawer.
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.
7.
I bought a ( comb, bouquet , stalk ) of flowers for my mother on
8.
My father bought a ( bar, loaf , slice ) of bread for breakfast.
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Mothers’ Day.
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.
15.
We listened to a ( troupe , band , collection ) of musicians in the park.
16.
The fisherman saw a ( school , flock , swarm ) of whales in the
ocean.
17.
My father bought a ( string , bundle , bouquet ) of pearls for my
mother.
18.
The ( team , crew , pride ) of hockey players from my school is
very good.
19.
There is a ( heap , collection , bundle ) of rubbish under the tree.
20.
Please show me your ( group , collection , pack ) of stamps.
21.
Last night I saw a ( collection , cluster , bouquet ) of stars in the sky.
22.
The Philippines is made up a ( string , herd , group ) of islands.
23.
The money is in that ( stack , chest, flights ) of drawers.
24.
I saw a ( troop , herd , group ) of monkeys in the zoo.
25.
Muthu is looking after his ( flock , herd , group ) of cows.
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•
We use pronouns to replace nouns.
•
We also use pronouns to avoid repeating the same nouns in every sentence. Below are three classes of personal pronouns. First person
the speaker
I, we, me, us
Second person
the person spoken to
you
neither the speaker nor the speaker talking to
he, she, it, him, her, they, them
Third person
Here are some examples of how personal pronouns can be used to replace nouns. •
First person Mariam and I went to the cinema. We went to the cinema.
•
Second person "John, will you be playing football this afternoon?” asked Ravi.
•
Third person Ramesh admires Mr. Lee greatly. He also respects him as a very good teacher. them
they
he
her
us
she
you
we
they
him
1. Robert went out to play after_______he had taken his lunch.
2. Nomads are wanderers and_________________do not have any fixed homes. 3. Have you seen Susan? I have not seen_______________since last week. 4. The gardener told_______________not to play near the road but we did not listen. 5. The old man wanted to cross the road, so I helped______________ 6._________________________________________ My friend and I joined the army. wanted to be soldiers. 7.____________________________________________ Although whales are mammals, the sea. 8. My sister dreamt that___________________was flying like a bird. 9. I came to your house because I wanted to talk to________________urgently. 10. My friends made me join_______________for a drink. you
they
These
ourselves
He
Whose
We
It
their
her
live in
1.
________________plants belong to Mrs Leong. 2.
Ahmad has a cute cat._____________is from Bangkok.
3.
Mr and Mrs Lee took______________children to the zoo.
4.
We built the sandcastles all by_________________.
5.
_____________mother works as a teacher?
6.
The dog is fierce.____________barks at strangers.
7.
The boys are happy because_____________father bought for them some presents.
8.
_____________pen is this?
9.
_____________apples are sour.
10.
We did the homework all by_______________________.
11.
_____________is helping his father in the workshop.
12.
Mrs Tan is not at home. She has gone to_____________mother’s house.
13.
Those bags belong to my cousins.____________bought them yesterday.
14.
Badrul and I went to Ipoh last night._______________went there by bus.
15. "Did all of________________enjoy yourselves?” Rahim asked the children. Underline the correct answer.
1.
My mother sends ___________to school every morning ( me, mine )
2.
Janet played with___________just now. ( her, hers )
3.
I polished __________bicycle this morning. ( my, he )
4.
_____________class is the cleanest. ( Our, Yours )
5.
I found this umbrella. I think it belongs to___________. ( you, their )
6.
___________is helping his father in the workshop. ( He, She )
7.
Muthu is not at home. He had gone to__________father’s house. ( her, his )
8.
My sister and __________like to watch the show. ( me, I )
9.
Did you tell _________to bring some food? ( they, them )
10.
___________visited relatives in Batu Pahat on Sunday. ( We, Us )
11.
Please give ____________some dog food. ( it, its )
12.
___________are wild animals. ( This, These )
13.
Do not go near_____________. ( they, them )
14.
________________is an architect. ( He, Him )
15.
I saw____________at the market last week. ( her, him )
• We use a reflexive pronoun after a verb when the subject and the object are the same person. Example: I said to myself, ‘This will do fine.’ •
We use myself etc. for emphasis.
•
An emphatic pronoun can mean ‘without help’. It usually comes at the end of the sentence.
Example: Pak Mat said, ‘I cut down the tree myself.’ 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 Fill in the blanks with the correct reflexive pronoun. Subject
Verb
Reflexive Pronoun
I You
see see
myself. yourself.
He
sees
himself.
She
sees
herself.
It
sees
itself.
We
see
ourselves.
You They
see see
yourselves. themselves.
1. I don’t have enough time for_______________. 2. Are both of you serious or can you laugh at______________? 3. They can’t solve the problem by_______________. 4. Encik Ibrahim doesn’t like to talk about______________. 5. What did Sarah tell______________? 6. We sometimes blame____________for our problems. 7. Do you ever go to the movies by______________? 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.
That is his tennis racquet.
SINGULAR : This is her handbag. PLURAL :
Those are his tennis racquets.
These are her handbags.
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 Complete the table below. Singular
1. 2. Near
3.
This is my fiance. is my new car. is my son over
there. 4.
is my wife who is
carrying the baby.
1. 2. Far
3.
That is my fiance. is my new car. is my son over
there. 4.
is my wife who is
carrying the baby.
Plural
5 are my notes. 6.
are my kids.
7.
are my rabbits in
the hutch. 8 are my books on the rack.
5 are my notes. 6. 7.
are my kids. are my rabbits in
the hutch. 8 are my books on the rack.
•
The most important word in a sentence is the verb.
•
A verb expresses : I ) an action 2 ) an event 3 ) a state drink *
organise walk •
1
* moves celebrate
shines
Most verbs are used to express actions.
Study the tables given below carefully. Aminah
has
He
does
She
delivers
It Raju
plays waters
I
have
You
do
They We
deliver walk
The boys Lim and Chan
play water
• Verbs expressing an action. The man drives a green car to work. Fish swim in the sea. Pn. Norzillah reads the newspaper every morning. They drink orange juice daily.
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We celebrate Teacher’s Day on 16 May every year. The students take part in the debate competition yearly. Our Principal gives a speech at our prize giving day every year.
• Verbs expressing a state. The sun moves around the earth. The moon shines at night. Birds fy. Water boils at 100 degrees centigrade
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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’ )
Singular Subject
Singular Verb
The bird
has
no Malay name
The bird
lives
on insects.
Johan
loves
chocolates.
The student It
answers eats
the questions. the fish.
She
completes
the experiment.
He
concludes
the essays.
When the subject is plural, the verb must be plural as well. (The plural verb normally does not end with an‘s’). Plural Subject
Plural Verb
The birds
have
The birds
live
on insects.
Johan and Hannah
love
chocolates.
The students They
answer eat
the questions. the fish.
We
complete
You
conclude
Underline the correct word in the brackets. 1
My mother and I (go, goes) to the market every morning.
2
She (come , comes) here every week.
3
They often (play, plays) with their brother.
4
The rabbits (has, have) a short tail.
5
(Do, Does) they dance?
6
Plants (need, needs) water and sunlight to grow.
no Malay names
the experiment. the essays.
7
We (collect, collects) stamps during our free time.
8
Siew Lan ( opens , open) the windows every morning.
9
It sometimes (rain , rains) at night.
10
The boy (run, runs) in the field every evening.
EXERCISE 2 Fill in the blanks with the correct form of verbs in brackets.
1
She_____________(cook) every day.
2
The dog always___________(bark) at us.
3
Hens_____________(lay) eggs.
4
Firdaus and his brothers_____________(do) their homework every evening.
5
____________(Do) they play for their school football team?
6
His parents___________(sell) fruits for a living.
7
A bat____________(sleep) during the day.
8
Ali often______________(read) in class.
9
Ghazali________(wear) white shirts every day.
10
Zarena______________(write) letters every Friday.
EXERCISE 3 Circle the best answers.
1.
2.
Jamal _
to bed at ten o’clock every night.
A. go C.
B. goes D.
went
is going
He A.does
not like rambutans. B. do D. is
C. did
3.
Fadhil _
, to play in the rain.
A. like C.
B. liking D. liked
likes
4.
5.
6.
7.
There _
seven days in a week.
A. is
B.
C.were
D. are
Nazliah _
was
a pink dress.
A. has
B. have
C. does
D. is
I
my teeth every day. B.
A. brush C.
brushed D. am
brushes
brushing
you visit your grandparents every week?
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A. Does B. Do
C. Is D. Did
8 Abdullah and Fadilah to the same school A. goes B. go C. is going D. going
9.
10.
She
some money now.
A. want
B. wants
C. wanted
D. wanting
Kamaluddin
television every night.
A. watch
B. watches
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. 1. My student (is, are) a hardworking student. 2. The girls (is, are) preparing for the performance. 3. Shanthi (has, have) to sit for the test. 4. I (teach, teaches) Mathematics as well as Living Skills. 5. Elephants (is, are ) mammals. 6. "I (has, have) some questions,” said Sheilla 7. The Form 3 Wira students (arrives, arrive) very late at the laboratory. 8. Armi, Rashid and Yahya (wear, wears) glasses. 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 ■
•
It regulates the tense of its sentence. ■
•
She has done her work.
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
Modals 1. Can
Functions/Usage
Examples
To express the ability of a living or Most birds can fly except non-living thing penguin. To give or refuse permission
They can have breakfast now You cannot tell her the secret.
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 To give or ask permission
We might go for a picnic today May I borrow your car? You may leave now.
•
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
Will, Would Could, can
Functions/Usage
Examples
Will you please open the door? Would you please open the door? Could you please carry To ask for assistance To ask the table? Can you please carry the table? polite questions
Have to, Must need
To express necessity
I have to study tonight She must go to the clinic today.
Should, Ought to
To express advice
You are tired, you should take a rest. Your dress is dirty, you ought to wash it.
EXERCISE 1 Read these sentences 1
I am going jungle trekking tomorrow.
2
The boys are camping beside the river.
3
He will be cutting the grass on Sunday.
4
Old newspapers can be recycled.
5
We could see the rainbow after the rain.
6
The workers had cleaned the drains last week.
7
The strong wind has blown the dried leaves away.
8
The flood victims have gone back to their houses.
9
We must keep our school clean.
10
The flowers were planted all along the garden path.
does can are is am have has was had do were did EXERCISE 2
Fill in the blanks with the correct verbs given in the box. 1______________________ This man working as a lawyer in the same firm where my father works. 2______________________ My father a bad cold last week. 3
Carter and Jack___________________meeting n Kuala Lumpur next week.
4
Dashima___________________all the cooking at home.
5
My father and mother_________________gone out for a wedding dinner.
6
They always___________________their homework together.
7
I______________always on time because punctuality is a good habit.
8
That boy______________________caught cheating during the test last Monday.
9
They________________having a picnic by the seaside today.
10 Azlina______________the ironing and cleaning yesterday morning. 11 My father______________just taken my brother to the dentist. They will be back in an hour. 12 The new laws______________protect the wildlife from illegal hunters. 1. Too much rain...................... .. cause floods in low-lying areas. 2. It is too noisy that we........... ......................hear the announcements. 3. He is very angry that he .... ...................join us for dinner. 4. "Do you think you................ .... keep a secret?” asked Fatimah. 5. It is already 3.00pm. He .... ................come for the lesson. 6. The camel........................... .. travel for days without drinking water.
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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 has been fixed. 10. Pak Musa........................... . be thin, but he is very healthy.
EXERCISE 4
Rewrite the following sentences using ‘may’ 1. Could I possibly get a lift?
2. Do you mind lending me your bicycle?
3. I would like to speak to the teacher.
4. Could I have your permission to go out?
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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 o As
verb "to be” has two main functions: as the main verb and as the helping verb.
a helping verb, it functions to indicate progressive tenses and passive
sentences. 1. Verb “to be” as main verb. 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. 2. Verb “to be” as helping verb. i.
Verb “to be” indicates progressive tense (continuous tense). Thus we have:
1.
He is learning English.
2.
She is being childish now!
3.
They are cooking for the party tonight.
4.
She was sleeping when I dropped by yesterday.
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VERB-TO-BE
Subject Singular
Present Tense
Past Tense
is
Was
am
Was
are
Were
He She It Salleh I Plural You We They The girls
EXERCISE 1 Fill in the blanks with ‘am’, ‘is’ and ‘are’.
1._____________________ Neither she nor I going to the concert. 2.________________________ Either she or they
to take the things to your house
afterwards. 3._____________________ Too much salt
bad for you for it will give you high blood
pressure. 4.________________________ The town council
proposing a law to make every house
owner pay extra tax. I think everyone will object. 5._____________________ The children
going to get the best opportunities in life.
6. Every man and every woman___________to help to make this scheme a success. 7. He can never give up politics because politics___________in his blood. 8._____________________ The policemen
setting up road blocks everywhere to catch the
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 Fill in the blanks with ‘was’ or ‘were’.
1. The prices of the things he bought____________very high. 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 ceremony two years ago. 5. There____________very little variety in the food they served in the canteen. 6. The crew and passengers_______________treated to dinner when they landed on the island. 7. His family_____________always eating durians when they visited their grandparents in the village. 8. The class_____________quietly doing their work when the teacher went to the office. 9. "The Beautiful Garden”______________written by a Malaysian author three years ago. 10. The people___________busy selling ‘ keropok’.
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UNIT 13
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
•
The Simple Present Tense is used to show a truth or a fact
•
Study the examples below: o Susan
brushes her teeth every morning. o My
mother cooks fish curry every week. o The boys play football in the evening. •
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. •
Susan brushes her teeth every morning.
•
My mother cooks fish curry every week.
•
The boys play football in the evening.
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.
Eg: Ali walks to school everyday. 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.
He Susan The cat
plays sings writes runs
They We I You
SINGULAR
play sing write run PLURAL
EXERCISE 1 Underline the correct forms of the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences. 1. The earth [ moves / move ] round the sun. 2. Lions and tigers [ hunt / hunts] for food in the jungle. 3. Anna and Ben [ practises / practise ] playing the piano an hour everyday. 4. Mosquitoes [ is / are] harmful insects. 5. Latif often [ watch / watches] television at night. 6. Cocks [ crow / crows] ; a hen [ cackle / cackles]. 7. Mona usually [ exercises / exercise ] in the morning. 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 Complete these sentences by underlining the correct verb form. 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 day often ( 11 ) ( end / ends ) at 6.30 p.m. EXERCISE 3 Complete the sentences with the simple present tense of the verbs in the box.
breathe
have
hurry
love
play
put
demonstrate
snow
weave
write
1.
Mum, we
2. 3.
Dareen The cook usually _
4.
My little brother
5.
During winter it
, so we have to put on our boots.
6.
Dolphins
underwater through their blowholes.
7.
Danny
8.
We usually
9.
Dogs
10.
The women
your cakes. They are delicious. articles for a famous magazine. new recipes every Tuesday. home from school every afternoon to watch cartoons
tennis at the club every weekend. recyclable things in special bins. a well-developed sense of smell. mats out of screw-pine leaves for a living.
EXERCISE 4 1. Ali___________________(wash) his car every Saturday. 2. Aminah_______________(iron) her clothes every morning. 3. Every day, Ali__________(read) books,__________(do) his homework and______ (play) football. 4. Every Sunday morning, Aminah___________(go) to the market,___________(buy)
newspaper and______________(do) house chores.
UNIT 14 :
THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE
•
The Simple Past Tense is used to talk about actions, states, and situations in the past.
•
We use the Simple Past when we talk about something which started and finished in the past.
Eg: Yesterday, Ali walked to school. Simple Past
4
— -------------------------------------> Past
•
Present
Future
We use the Simple Past to describe a series of actions in the past.
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
Eg: Yesterday, while Ali was walking to school, he saw a cat.
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.
Some examples of past time expressions are: i. “last” Examples: • •
She was here last Sunday. They were in London last year.
ii. "ago” Examples: • •
He went shopping in the new mall a week ago. We saw the Director eating in the cafe a while ago.
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. PRESENT
I look through the window.
PAST
I looked through the window.
Past Tense - Regular Verbs Give the answers for the following.
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. 1. The result was so unexpected that it shocked everyone. (shock) 2. My mother_____________chicken curry for dinner last night. (cook) 3. Sam_____________us to lock the doors. (remind) 4. My sister__________my hand so tightly that it hurt. (grip) 5. Who_____________my new shoes? (borrow) 6. My mother________her clothes while watching television. (iron) 7. We had to stop the game yesterday because it____________heavily. (rain) 8. His sister__________cakes for him yesterday. (bake) 9. The headmaster________his teachers about the new programme. (inform) 10. The plumber______the broken pipe in just ten minutes.
(fix)
EXERCISE 3 Use the words in the brackets to fill in the blanks. 1. Kamal________________his grandfather in the village . (visit, visited) 2. They_____________fruits at the orchard.( plucking, plucked) 3. Siti______________after he sisters when her mother was away. (look, looked) 4. My mother_________________chicken rice last night. (cooking, cooked) 5. Sarimah and Karina________________the clothes and dried them outside. (washing, washed) 6. Kamal________________to school yesterday because his bicycle broke down. (walked, walk)
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7. David was bored, so he 8. Lim and Shini_________ arranged) 9.
11 . 12.
the desks and chairs just now. (arrange,
Jokun________________ borrowed)
7.
a movie last night. (watch, watched)
_ a few books from the library just now. (borrowing,
She_________________ The boys_____________
with the headmaster an hour ago. (talk, talked)
When they____________
in the river yesterday evening.( playing, played)
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)
painted)
the house last Sunday.( paint,
14.
15.
Puan Minah___________ a hammer to hit the nail into the wall. (using, used)
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IRREGULAR VERBS • A verb is a ‘ doing ’ or an ‘action’ word. • The tense tells when the action takes place.
Present ( today ) Past
(yesterday )
Future( tomorrow )
verb
I paint a picture.
verb + ed
I painted a picture.
will / shall + verb
I shall paint a picture.
Irregular verbs do not follow this pattern. Their past tense is different. These are the most commonly used irregular verbs.
PRESENT Today I am
PAST Yesterday I ......... PRESENT Today I was cry
PAST Yesterday I ........... cried
awake
awoke
deal
dealt
bear begin
bore began
dig do
dug did
bite
bit
draw
drew
bleed
bled
dream
dreamt
blow
blew
drink
drank
break
broke
drive
drove
bring build
brought built
dry eat
dried ate
buy catch
bought caught
fall feed
fell fed
choose
chose
feel
felt
come creep
came crept
fight find
fought found
fly forget
flew forgot
see sell
saw sold
freeze
froze
send
sent
fry give
fried gave
shake shine
shook shone
go
went
sing
sang
grow
grew
sink
sunk
hang
hung
sit
sat
hear
heard
slide
slid
hide hold
hid held
sleep smell
slept smelt
keep know
kept knew
speak
smelled spoke
lay
laid
speed
sped
lead
led
spend
spent
learn
learnt
spin
spun
learned
spoil
spoilt
leave
left
spoiled
lend
lent
stand
stood
lie
lay
steal
stole
light
lit lighted
sweep swim
swept swam
lose
lost
swing
swung
make
made
take
took
mean meet
meant met
teach tear
taught tore
pay read
paid read
tell think
told thought
ride
rode
throw
threw
ring rise
rang rose
wake wear
woke wore
run
ran
win
won
say
said
write
wrote
EXERCISE 1 Fill in the blanks with the correct irregular verbs.
1 The man (drive)___________________his car to work yesterday. 2 The boys (swim)___________________in the swimming pool the whole morning. 3 Siti Nurhaliza (sing)________________a melodious song at the concert. 4 Mariah (write)_________________on the exercise book. 5 The boy (run)_________________towards his father. 6 The Mathematics teacher (teach)__________________the students algebra last week. 7 My mother (go)________________to the market this morning. 8 Cik Zarina Bi (pay)_______________the shopkeeper for the goods. 9 The Prime Minister (shake)_______________hands with the teachers at the parade. 10 The aeroplane (fly)______________over the tall building.
EXERCISE 2 Fill in the blanks with the correct irregular verbs.
1 The man (drive)___________________his car to work yesterday. 2 The boys (swim)___________________in the swimming pool the whole morning. 3 Siti Nurhaliza (sing)________________a melodious song at the concert. 4 Mariah (write)_________________on the exercise book. 5 The boy (run)_________________towards his father. 6 The Mathematics teacher (teach)__________________the students algebra last week. 7 My mother (go)________________to the market this morning.
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8 Cik Zarina Bi (pay)______________the shopkeeper for the goods. 9 The Prime Minister (shake)______________hands with the teachers at the parade. 10 The aeroplane (fly)_____________over the tall building.
EXERCISE 3 Past Tense- Irregular Verbs
Write the Simple Past Tense for the following.
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
Use the words in the brackets to fill in the blanks.
1.
He __________clerk two years ago ( is, was )
2.
John _________a toy to his sister. ( gives, gave )
3.
Maria ___________ part in the netball game. ( take, took )
4.
We __________ a good meal at home last night. ( have, had )
5.
After the game, Johan __________home by bus. ( goes, went )
6.
Those boys ____________at the canteen during the recess. ( are, were )
7.
Jason ___________a sandwich for lunch this afternoon. ( eats, ate )
8.
Ali ___________the second prize for his story last week. ( win, won )
9.
Mrs Wong _____________a
10.
They ____________the wooden table in the hall. ( put, puts )
11.
The boys ________ back late after the football match. ( come, came )
12.
Linda ____________the song sweetly, so everyone clapped loudly. (
13.
The woman ____________bitterly when she heard the sad news. ( cries, cried )
14.
The children ___________in
15.
Sharmila _________ a lot of water because the food was very spicy.
magazine from the shop. ( buy, bought )
the clean water. ( swam, swim )
sings, sang )
( drinks, drank )
UNIT 15 :
SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE REMEMBER!
• We use the future tense to show future action.
• The following are examples of some words that may be used with verbs in the future tense
Examples: I will go to your place on Monday.
tomorrow tomorrow night next Friday next week
Mr Lopez will call us at 9 p.m. tomorrow.
past
c
A
present
T
future
A
will + base form of verb 9 pm
Now • We form the simple future tense using will in this way:
orrow
Monday
Examples: Sue will wash the dishes later. They will visit Mrs Lim tomorrow evening. The taxi will be here at 3 pm.
• 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:
Present tense of the verb to be + going to + base form
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Examples: He is going to play golf on Saturday. I am going to swim in the evening. Oil prices are going to rise next week.
• We use Future Tense to show actions which will happen in future. Eg: Tomorrow, Ali will walk to school. will/going to-future Past
Present
Future
UNIT 16 : PROGRESSIVE TENSE- PAST AND PRESENT •
The past continuous tense is formed by the past tense of the verb to be+ the present participle.
•
It is used for past actions whose exact limits are not known.
•
The past continuous is chiefly used for past actions which continued for some time but whose exact limits are not known and are not important.
Example: He is talking on the phone. ( present progressive tense) He talked on the phone an hour ago. (past tense) He was talking on the phone an hour ago. (past progressive tense) She is singing a song. She sang a song last night. She was singing a song last night. The cat is eating a fish. The cat ate a fish just now / It ate a fish just now. The cat was eating a fish just now. /It was eating a fish just now.
PROGRESSIVE TENSE Ways to change base words ______________’ L___________ By to the verb+ing form By adding “ing”
e.g. ; discount = discounting
By
omitting the “e” and adding “ing”
doubling the last consonant and adding “ing”
e.g. : produce = producing
e.g. : win = winning
EXERCISE 1 Change the verbs below into the verb-ing forms 1.
bring, hope, end, rejoice, raise, sweep, keep, bear, deserve, continue 6.
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. Ali was eating rice when it
rained.
plural+ past tense verb to be
shows past tense
base word + ”ing” ( omit “e”)
shows past tense plural subject
Sentence structure
Singular subject Plural subject
was were
Study the subjects in the following sentences and write the correct Past Progressive Tense.
1. Abu_____________(sit) on the chair when it broke. 2. The teachers_________________( teach ) when they heard the announcement 3. My mother____________(cook) when the phone rang. 4._________________________ The principal(give) a speech when she fainted. 5._________________________ The students
(run) across the road when the accident
happened. 6. A boy_________________________(read) a book under the tree a moment ago. 7. The birds_________________________(fly) in the sky when it rained. 8. My mother___________________________(bake) some cookies in the kitchen when she came. 9. The girls_________________________(run) around the field when it started pouring. 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.
1. The spectators________________(cheer) the Malaysian Team. 2. My mother_______________(praise) Nana when the announcement of Gegar Vaganza was made. 3. Kien Keat and Boon Heong______________________(train) at the badminton academy when they received the news. 4. They____________________(feel) on top of the world when they won the competition.
UNIT 18 :
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
• We use the Present Continuous to show an action which is happening at the moment of speaking. Eg: Now, Ali is reading a book.
EXERCISE 1 Fill in the blanks. 1. Now, Ali
(wash) a car.
2.Aminah
(bathe) now.
3.The cats
(sleep ).
4.The farmers
( rest) under a tree.
5.My teacher
(mark ) the books.
EXERCISE 2 Choose the correct answers and fill in the blanks. 1.The boys playing)
in the playground. ( is playing, are
2. The woman
the floor with a broom. ( is sweeping, am
sweeping) The little 3.
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8. The children_____________________________in the sea. ( am swimming, are swimming) 9. The men_________________________on the bench in the park. ( is sitting, are sitting) 10. A boy________________________a book under the tree. (is reading, are reading) 11. The birds_______________________in the sky. (is flying, are flying) 12. My mother__________________________some cookies in the kitchen. (is baking, are baking) 13. The girls________________________around the field. (are running, is running) 14. The man and the woman_______________________television in the living room. (is watching, are watching) 15. The waiter__________________________some food to the customers. (is serving, are serving)
UNIT 19
PREPOSITIONS
• A preposition is a word which is used before a noun or pronoun to show its relation to some other words in the sentence. Preposition used in sentences show how things, people, and animals relate to each other in space , time and others.
Examples
He sat on the bench. He called the police at ten o’clock.
(time)
He opened the letter with a knife.
(method )
He killed the fox for its fur.
(purpose)
ten minutes a for
(space)
month for two years fm ir HQ\/C
Preposition of time after i For + duration of time
on ---------►
The weekend
After ◄
Night
For + duration of time
At
r
Midnight Noon
V.
4 o’clock/4 pm
Wednesday Wed n e s d ay m o rning 21
after
September 1990 Twenty-first September
by
September 21
until/till efore since (+point in time)
r
In the morning the afternoon the evening
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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.
X
1.
The fox is _________________the rock.
2.
The hen is ________________the cage.
3.
The dwarf is_______________the tree.
4.
The horse walks _______________the road.
5.
The giant is________________on the hill.
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 Underline the correct preposition in the bracket. 1.
Alan is very tall (for, in ) his age. 2.
He went to work (on, at) half past seven.
3.
Alia sat (beside, between) Rosnah and Lim.
4.
I have replied (to, from ) her letter.
5.
He is (on, in ) duty today.
6.
The cat is lying (on, inside) the sofa.
7.
He has been reading (since, for ) ten o’clock.
8.
My mother is not (in, at ) home.
9.
The boy fell (of, off ) his horse and broke his leg.
10.
Have you heard (from, at) Aini lately?
EXERCISE 5 Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition. The words in the table may help you.
across past
1.
along through
before
behind
to
towards
from
The sparrow is flying_______________the rambutan tree.
2.
Mother is throwing the rubbish__________the rubbish bin.
3.
The girl is running away___________the dog.
4.
The baby is walking_________the television.
5.
Mary is running_______the final station in the cross country race.
6.
The music can be heard______________the wall.
7.
Walk________________this road to come to a junction.
8.
The best swimmer is swimming___________the widest river.
9.
We have to complete this test__________ we go home.
10.
The Blue house is marching___________the Green house.
1.
The boy is walking (to, from, across) the canteen.
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into
2.
Mary ran (into, toward, across) the road.
3.
The kitten fell (from, into, past) the well.
4.
The seal leapt (from, into, through) the hoop.
5.
He is cycling (from, to, along) the school to the market.
6.
The deer is running (to, from, past) the tiger.
7.
Please be at the cinema (before, by, on) 6.00 p.m. because the movie is starting at 6.15 p.m.
8.
The snake crawled (into, in, at) the basket.
EXERCISE 7 Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition.
1.
Did you meet Mr Lim ____________the meeting yesterday?
2.
She hid the dirt_____________the carpet.
3.
Don’t walk ____________the dog. It might bite you.
4.
Monica’s birthday is _____________the 3rd of October.
5.
The baby has been sick____________a few days.
6.
I received a letter___________my sister who is studying _________London.
7.
Remember to switch off the lights___________you leave the room.
8.
The ball rolled _________the stairs and fell____________the drain.
9.
The clinic will be closed __________the
10.
James works __________ an accountant in a bank.
11.
My grandmother left her spectacles _____________ the table.
12.
I am looking for a piece __________paper to write a letter.
13.
The man ran ___________ of the burning house.
14.
The manager came in ____________ten o’clock this morning.
public holidays.
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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 Adverbs of manner describe ‘how’. Examples: quickly, strangely, confidently, wisely, sweetly
Study the following examples. a. How did she shout? She shouted loudly. b. How did he sing? He sang confidently. c. How did the fire burn? It burned slowly.
EXERCISE 1 Identify and underline the adverbs in the sentences given below.
1. The very end of the restaurant is strictly for non-smokers. 2. Sheila is solely responsible for the cleanliness of the library. 3. The miser counts his money carefully every night. 4. Mary’s parents rarely allow her to go out at night. 5. The lion sprang on its prey mercilessly. 6. Mawi’s fans waited eagerly for him to come on stage.
Adverbs can be formed from adjectives by adding -ly or -ily. Example:
ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS
1. angry
angrily
2. great
greatly
3. careful
carefully
4. neat
neatly
5. strange
strangely
EXERCISE 2 Form adverbs from the following adjectives.
ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS
ADJECTIVES
brave
greedy
bitter
happy
brief
loud
hopeful
low
clear
patient
correct
quick
cruel
sad
easy
serious
free
sudden
furious
willing
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ADVERBS
Choose and fill in each blank with suitable adverbs given below.
Sweetly
correctly
hurriedly
soundly
confidently
fiercely
Cruelly
wisely
quietly
attentively
badly
patiently
1. The bull charged____________at the small boy. 2. The children slept____________after the Sports Day. 3. Anuar spends his money____________because he is a careful person. 4. The girl smiled____________at her idol. 5. He walked____________into the house so as not to wake his mother. 6. Nathan was injured____________when a lorry crashed into his house. 7. In order to be a good debater, one must be able to speak___________. 8. The wicked man hit his children__________. 9. The intelligent girl answered all the teacher’s questions__________. 10. The lady walked____________when she saw two strangers following her. 11. Mr. Lee waited___________for his daughter to come out from the interview. 12. The class listened___________while the teacher explained the experiment.
EXERCISE 4 Replace the underlined words with a suitable adverb.
1. The swans swim with grace. 2. All of a sudden, lightning flashed in the sky. 3. The spectators clapped in a loud manner for their team. 4. Joanne waited for her results in anxiety. 5. The mother kissed her baby with great love. 6. Think with care before you decide on a life partner. 7. Rahman answered his friend in a rude manner. 8. Mr. Wong did the job in an efficient manner.
ADVERBS OF DEGREE
• 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. a. Andrew is quite good on the piano. b. There are nearly five thousand people at the concert. c. He was too careless. d. I’m rather busy.
EXERCISE 1 Identify and underline the adverb of degree in the sentences below. 1. He is too shy. 2. Are you quite sure? 3. The walk was rather long. 4. The patient is much better today. 5. Do not walk so fast. 6. Sheila is very good at scrabble. 7. Do you think the food is rather tasteless? 8. This imported book is reasonably cheap. 9. There are more girls than boys in this class. 10. The activities that we had were less tiring.
UNIT 21
: ADJECTIVES
• An adjective tells us what something or someone is or seems like. It is used to describe nouns or pronouns.
EXERCISE 1
Underline all the adjectives given in the sentences below..
1. Nobody wants to employ lazy workers.
2. He is very greedy. The more he has, the more he wants.
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.
5. We enjoy Joe’s company. He is such a jovial person.
6. A brave man jumped into the river to save the drowning child.
7. That clumsy girl has broken another glass.
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Comparison of Adjectives
1. Adjectives have three degrees of comparison. i. Positive eg. Mr Bingo is a strong man. ii. Comparative eg. Mr. Frank is stronger than Mr. Bingo iii. Superlative eg. Mr David is the strongest of the three.
2. The comparative degree is used to compare one person or thing with another. eg. Tasnim is taller than Ramlah eg. That car is cheaper than this one.
3. The superlative degree is used to compare one person or thing with more than one eg. Liza is the tallest of the three. eg. The car is the cheapest.
1 brave
Positive
Comparative [ + ‘~er’ ]
Superlative [ + ‘ -est’ ]
Comparative [ + ‘-ier’ ]
Superlative [ + ‘ -iest’ ]
2 great 3 near 4 fast 5 rich
EXERCISE 2
Add ‘-ier’ [ comparative ] and ‘-iest’ [ superlative ]
1 dirty 2 early 3 easy 4 happy 5 heavy
Positive
EXERCISE 3 Double the last letter + ‘-er1 or ‘-est’
Positive
Comparative
Superlative
Comparative
Superlative
1 big 2 fat 3 hot 4 wet 5 sad
EXERCISE 4
Change the spelling
Positive
1 bad 2 far 3 good 4 little 5 many
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EXERCISE 7 Positive 1 beautiful
Comparative [ + more ]
Superlative [ the + most ]
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.
1.
Nirmala is________(old) than James.
2.
Mount Kinabalu is the__________(high) mountain in South-East Asia.
3.
She is the__________(good) Biology teacher we have.
4.
It is__________(cool) today than yesterday.
5.
A carpet is__________(expensive) than a rug.
6.
They are the__________(clever) students in the school.
7.
Is Susan___________(popular) than her sister?
8.
He is the___________(lazy) person I know.
9.
The Angel Falls is the__________(high) waterfall in the world.
10. This cheese cake is___________(expensive) than the chocolate cake. Underline the correct answer.
1.
My mother has a ( big, bigger, biggest ) car than my uncle.
2.
Shanti is the (slim, slimmer, slimmest ) lady in the office.
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Add ‘more’ [ comparative ] and ‘the’ + ‘most‘ [ superlative ] 3. The little girl has the ( sweet, sweeter, sweetest ) smile I have ever
seen.
4.
This steak is (tough, tougher, toughest).
5.
Your handwriting is ( neat, neater, neatest ) than mine.
6.
Elephants are ( strong, stronger, strongest ) animals.
7.
As far as I know, my mother bakes the ( good, better, best ) cheese cake.
8.
Bees are considered the ( busy, busier, busiest) insects.
9.
Mount Everest is the ( high, higher, highest) mountain in the world.
10.
This is the ( bad, worse, worst) fire in the last siz months.
11.
William runs the ( fast, faster, fastest ) in his class.
12.
Do you know which is the ( long, longer, longest ) river in the world?
13.
Both the sisters are as ( tall, taller, tallest
14.
Can you speak ( loud, louder, loudest) ?
15.
Mr Teo is the (rich , richer, richest) businessman man in town.
16.
She is (good, better, best) than me at cooking.
17.
Lisa is the ( fair, fairer, fairest)in my class.
18.
Taiping is the ( wet, wetter, wettest) town in Malaysia.
19.
There is (little, less, least) water in the jug.
20.
There is ( much, more, most ) sugar in the bowl than the cup.
) as their mother. I can’t hear you from here.
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EXERCISE 8 Complete the table of adjectives below.
Adjective
Comparative
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?
• The positive question-tag for negative statement
Examples: - Mothers are not urged to discard colostrums, are they? - House dust isn’t the major problem of allergy, is it?
• 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: - He appears calm, doesn’t he? - She Jost her leg in the accident, didn’t she? - Vegetables contain a lot of fibre, don’t they?
Add tag questions to the following. 1.
They want to invent something,
2.
Elizabeth is a dentist,__________
3.
They won’t be here,___________ There aren’t any problems,_
4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 3. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
?
? ?
That is your umbrella,______ George is a student,_______
He’s learned a lot in the last couple of years,__________ Many flowers have medicinal values,_________________ Joan can’t come with us,_________________________? She’ll help us later,________________
?
Peggy would like to come with us to the conference,_ Those aren’t Fred’s notebook,___________________? You’ve never been to Paris,____________________? Something is wrong with him today,________________
?
Some aquatic animals cannot breathe in the air,_______
?
Nobody cheated on the exam,___________________? Nothing went wrong while I was gone,_______________ I am invited,
?
EXERCISE 2 Provide responses to the following questions.
1.
The room isn’t too small, is it? __________________
2.
The cat won’t scratch, will it?___________________
3.
The
judges weren’t fair, were they?_____________
4.
The
robbers haven’t been caught, have they?_____
5.
She
doesn’t know the way to the clinic, does she?
6.
You
needn’t post the letter today, need you?______
7.
They are not allowed to eat here, are they?________
8.
The school field will not be used today, will it?______
9.
They aren’t ready to perform, are they?___________
10.
The train will be delayed, won’t it?_______________
?
EXERCISE 3 Complete these statements with a question tag.
1.
Ben is worried, ?
2.
Anita should tell the teacher,
3.
Chee Keona isn’t back,
?
4.
My mother couldn’t come,
?
5.
You were at the show last night,
?
6.
The movie wasn’t interesting,
?
7.
Jenny has a pet rabbit,
8.
We haven’t met for a long time,
9.
Mei Leng is your sister,
10.
Nathan doesn’t live here,
11.
He didn’t watch the movie,
12.
You haven’t voted,
13.
Tommy will come,
14.
Susie should be here now,
15.
Ahmad won’t talk to you,
16.
The children were feeling sad,
17.
My neighbours aren’t polite,
18.
You haven’t seen her,
?
19.
David didn’t talk to you,
?
20.
They could play very well ,
?
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
?
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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
Where
went to the gallery during the holidays.
To ask information about Q: Where were you yesterday? A: I was at place/location
the library.
Q: Why did Armand go to the railway station? A: He went to the station to pick Shaffi up. Why
T o ask for reason
Who
To ask about people
Q: Who wrote ‘The Runaway Jury’? A: John Grisham wrote it.
What
To ask about activities
Q: What is he doing?
(i) + a form of ‘do’ (ii) A: He is reading a book on psychology. Q: To ask information about Whose To ask for specific Q: Whose diskette is do this? A:play? It’s Azmir”s + a noun What games you possession information A: I play football and badminton.
Which
To ask a question that
Q: Which is a better shade of blue, electric
requires you to make a
blue or royal blue?
choice
A: I prefer rnyal blue to electric blue.
To ask about means of How
transport, manner, frequency, and distance
Q: How did you get here? A: I took a cab. Q: How often do you visit your sister? A: Once a month.
EXERCISE 1 Write WH-questions for the following sentences. Response He goes to school by bus. He took my friend’s racket. She is my mother. The boy cannot buy the book because he has lost her money. She is going home because she has to prepare lunch. We employed Mr. Tan because of his qualification.
Question
EXERCISE 2 Construct two Wh-Questions for each of the statements below.
1. To make T-shirts, we have to choose a suitable type of material.
2. The changes often involve chemical reactions or processes.
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 :
SENTENCE 1
Link word
SENTENCE2
(conjunction)
I did not buy the book
because
I had no money.
(The word because links sentence 1 to sentence 2 and is used to signal reason.)
and, also, besides, as well as, TYPES OF.and, CONJUNCTIONS both.. not only.. .but also 1. Conjunctions that show similarity or close relationship.
Example : a. Paul and Peter are good artists. b. Tanya is not only pretty, but also very smart. c. Besides playing the drums, Tony also plays the flute.
but, yet, still, though, although
Example : a. If you hurry, you may still catch the bus. b. Although I was tired, I managed to complete my homework. c. John is playful but he is very intelligent.
3. Conjunctions that show a reason for an action.
as, for, since, because
Example : a. I went to bed early as I was tired. b. They were punished because they broke the vase. c. Since it is going to rain, I shall stay at home.
4. Conjunctions that show the result of an action. so, therefore, consequently, as a result Example : a. As a result of her hard work, she managed to get a scholarship to Japan. b. San Hong had a toothache, so he went to the dentist. c. David drove recklessly, consequently, he met with an accident.
both...and neither.nor
5. Conjunctions that express similarity between two events or ideas. Example : a. Both Ahmad and Mutu are in the shop. b. Neither Mr. Lim nor his wife are going for the show. c. Samy sells both hot and cold drinks at his stall.
6. Conjunctions that express choice. or either.or Examples : a. Would you like Coke or Pepsi? b. Either Tom or Dick will win the contest. c. We will either go shopping or bowling tomorrow.
7. Conjunctions which link two events that are going on at the same time. as, when, while
Example : a. The lights went out while I was doing my work. b. My mother fainted when she heard the news. c. As I was about to leave the house, the phone rang.
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EXERCISE 1
in order to, so that
Example : a. He worked very hard so that he could pass his exams with flying colours. b. In order to be healthy, we must eat good food. c. He finished his work quickly so that he could watch the football game.
9. Conjunctions that show condition. or else, unless
Example : a. Unless you do as you are told, you will be punished. b. You must hurry or else you will miss the bus. c. You cannot see the doctor unless you have an appointment.
10. Conjunctions that refer to actions that have ended or will end at a particular time. till, until
Example : a. We will be working here until Wednesday. b. The mother waited till her son came home. c. The baby was crying until she saw her mother.
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8. Conjunctions that show the purpose of an action. Underline the correct conjunction in the sentences below. 1.
(Both / Either) Hamidah and Zarin are friends of mine.
2.
I was fast asleep (because / when) the telephone rang.
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.
7.
(Beside / Besides) sewing, my grandmother spends her time reading.
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 Fill in the blanks with suitable conjunctions. 1.
Amira____________Anisa are sisters.
2.
___________collecting coins, I also collect stamps.
3.
Kevin plays football____________his brother prefers hockey.
4.
He must work hard____________he can do well in his exams.
5.
___________Jeeva and Jenny work in the same office.
6.
___________Kumari was tired, she stayed up late to study.
7.
Mr. Wong is rich____________he refuses to donate any money for charity.
8.
Alan had a high fever ____________ he refused to go to the doctor.
9.
___________ it was raining heavily, we could not go shopping.
10.
I refused to speak to him____________he apologises.
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EXERCISE 3 Underline the correct conjunctions in each of the following sentences.
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.
4.
Linda was in Australia ( while, since ) her husband was in Singapore.
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.
7.
My father speaks Japanese ( as well as, as soon as ) English.
8.
Give me back my book ( after, until ) you have finished reading it.
9.
Wash your hands ( before, both ) you touch the baby.
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.
14.
He acted ( as good as, as if ) he owned the company.
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.
17.
I will go ( either, neither ) to Australia or Japan to continue my studies.
18.
Would you come by car ( and, or ) bus?
19.
You cannot go for the trip ( until, unless ) you pay up the registration fee.
20.
The painting is very big ( so, and ) it is beautiful.
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Choose the sentences with the correct punctuation
1. A.
Teaches day is celebrated on May the sixteenth.
B.
Teacher’s Day is celebrated on May the sixteenth.
C.
Teachers’ Day is celebrated on May the sixteenth.
D.
Teachers day is celebrated on May the sixteenth.
2. A.
"What are those?” asked Nazri’s sister.
B.
"What are those?” asked Nazris sister.
C.
"What are those, " asked Nazri’s sister.
D.
"What are those?” asked nazri’s sister.
3. A.
"Run! Run save your life!” shouted Azlan.
B.
"Run! Run save your life?” shouted Azlan.
C.
"Run! Run save your life!” shouted azlan.
D.
"Run, run save your life!” shouted Azlan.
4. A.
"Please help me, Norazman,” said Harma.
B.
"please help me, Norazman, ” said Harma.
C.
"Please help me, Norazman, " Said Harma.
D.
"Please help me, norazman,” said Harma.
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5. A.
The CIMB Bank is ten storeys high.
B.
The CIMB bank is ten storeys high.
C.
The Cimb Bank is ten storeys high.
D.
The Cimb bank is ten storeys high.
6. A.
They are going to seremban next friday.
B.
They are going to Seremban next friday
C.
They are going to seremban next Friday
D.
They are going to Seremban next Friday.
7. A.
azimi, Anita and Yusof will be going on a camping trip.
B.
Azimi, Anita and yusof will be going on a camping trip.
C.
Azimi, Anita and Yusof will be going on a camping trip.
8. A.
Watch out, there is a bulldog behind you.
B.
Watch out! there is a bulldog behind you.
C.
Watch out! There is a bulldog behind you.
D.
Watch out, There is a bulldog behind you.
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B.
Are you going to town today, Morissa?
C.
Are You going to Town today Morissa?
10. A.
My uncle took me to pulau pisang for fishing.
B.
My uncle took me to pulau Pisang for fishing.
C.
My uncle took me to Pulau Pisang for fishing.
D.
My Uncle took me to Pulau Pisang for fishing.
11. A. B.
We visited Ayer Keroh during the Deepavali holidays.
C.
We visited Ayer Keroh during the deepavali holidays.
D.
We visited Ayer keroh during the Deepavali Holidays.
12. A.
"Do you know Sujak’s address!” asked buang kardi.
B.
"Do you know Sujak’s address.” Asked Buang kardi.
C.
"Do you know Sujak’s address?” asked Buang Kardi.
D.
"Do you know, Sujak’s address?’ Asked Buang Kardi.
13. A.
Look someone is trying to break into our neighbour’s house.
B.
Look! someone is trying to break into our neighbours house.
C.
Look, someone is trying to break into our neighbour’s house.
D.
Look! Someone is trying to break into our neighbour’s house
14. A.
yes Hassan and I repaired the car ourselves.
B.
Yes Hassan and I , repaired the car ourselves.
C.
yes, Hassan and I repaired the car ourselves.
D.
Yes, Hassan and I repaired the car ourselves.
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15. A.
"How old are you now shafiee?” Asked Jalal.
B.
"How old are you now, Shafiee?” asked Jalal.
C.
"How old are you now, Shafiee?” Asked jalal.
16. A.
"May I borrow your eraser please?” asked Farid. B.
"May I borrow your eraser, please?” asked Farid.
C.
"May, I borrow your eraser, please?” asked Farid.
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. B.
Have you read The prisoner of Zenda?
C.
Have you read ‘The Prisoner of Zenda’?
D.
have you read ‘the prisoner of zenda’?
21. A
"A cat is sitting near the fence,” said Bibi.
B
"A cat is sitting near the fence,” said Bibi!
C
"A cat is sitting near the fence,” said bibi.
D
"A cat is sitting near the fence” said Bibi.
22. A
The mountain climbers have reached the peak of Mount Kinabalu.
B
The Mountain Climbers have reached the peak of mount kinabalu.
C
The mountain climbers have reached the peak of mount kinabalu!
D
The mountain climbers have reached the Peak of Mount Kinabalu
23. A
David Mary and Danny bought some pies.
B
David Mary and Danny bought some pies!
C
David, mary and danny bought some pies.
D
David, Mary and Danny bought some pies.
24. A
Najib goes to the island in his boat?
B
Najib goes to the Island in his boat.
C
Najib goes to the island in his Boat.
D
Najib goes to the island in his boat.
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25. A
Eskimos use ice to make Igloos.
B
Eskimos use Ice to make Igloos.
C
Eskimos use ice to make igloos?
D
Eskimos use ice to make igloos.
26. A B
Ramli will meet Mr. Hong at the airport?
C
Ramli will meet Mr. Hong at the airport.
D
Ramli will meet MR. Hong at the airport.
27. A
Where are my markers!
B
Where are my markers?
C
Where are my markers.
D
Where, are my markers?
28. A
These are the boys comics.
B
These are the boy’s comics.
C
These are the boy’s comic’s.
D
These are the Boys’ Comics.
29. A
"Help! Help! My house is on fire!” shouted Anuar.
B
"Help, Help, My house is on fire!” Shouted Anuar.
C
"Help, help, my house is on fire?” shouted Anuar.
D
"Help. Help. My house is on fire.” shouted Anuar.
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ramli will meet Mr. hong at the Airport.
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30. A B
Helena is going to Genting Highlands This Thursday.
C
Helena is going to Genting highlands this Thursday.
D
helena is going to genting Highlands this thursday.
31. A
May I go to the toilet, please?
B
May I go to the toilet, please.
C
May I go to the toilet please?
D
May I go to the toilet, please!
32. A
"Do you like to jog in the park” asks Leha.
B
"Do you like to jog in the park,” asks Leha?
C
"Do you like to jog in the park?” asks Leha.
D
"Do you like to jog in the park,” asks Leha.
33. A
"Don’t lie to me, Sazali,” says father.
B
"Don’t lie to me Sazali.” says father.
C
"Don’t lie to me! Sazali.” says father.
D
"Don’t lie to me Sazali” says father.
34. A
Pulau Sibu is a famous Holiday Resort.
B
Pulau sibu is a famous Holiday Resort.
C
Pulau Sibu is a famous holiday resort.
D
Pulau sibu is a famous holiday resort.
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35. A
The mechanic uses a spanner, to loosen the nuts.
B
The mechanic uses a spanner to loosen the nuts.
C
The mechanic uses a spanner to loosen the nuts?
D
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.
C
Wow! You are so lucky! You have visited so many countries.
D
Wow! You are so lucky! You have visited so many countries
39. A
Faizal will be going to England to study soon.
B
Faizal will be going to england to study soon.
C
Faizal, will be going to England to study soon!
D
faizal will be going to england to study soon
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40. A
they had an enjoyable day at the taman rimba recreational park
B
They had an enjoyable day at the Taman Rimba Recreational Park.
C
They had an enjoyable day at the Taman Rimba recreational park.
D
They had an enjoyable day at the taman rimba recreational park.
41. A
I had a stomach ache. I couldn"t stand the pain.
B
I had a Stomach ache. I couldn"t stand the pain.
C
I had a stomach ache. I couldn"t stand The pain,
D
I had a Stomach Ache. I couldn"t stand the pain!
42. A
Ramli has round brown eyes,
B
ramli has round. Brown eyes.
C
Ramli has round brown eyes!
D
Ramli has round, brown eyes.
43. A
Wow! That"s a beautiful watch.
B
Wow, That"s a beautiful watch.
C
Wow, that"s a beautiful, watch.
D
Wow! That"s a beautiful watch
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BONUS :
100 GRAMMAR QUESTIONS
Choose the best answer to complete the sentences
1 Amal obtained the......................................... marks in his Science test. A. B. C. 2.
more most some
She sat........................the clinic and waited for the doctor.
A. B. C. D.
3.
in to on across
Farahana had booked her flight ticket earlier because.................was cheap.
A. B. C. D.
they she we it to go for an interview.
4.
Syafiq dressed up
A. B. C. D. 5.
happily smartly sweetly bravely
The building was damaged recently......................... heavy storms. A. B. C. D.
because although by so
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A. along B. across C. through 7. We celebrate Labour Day......................................1st of May. A. on B. in C. at
8 The scouts...................................in the jungle last week. A. camp B. camps C. camped 9. That is the woman.......................................husband is a pilot. A. B. C. D.
why what whom whose
10 You must drive........................ ..........to avoid accident A. B. C.
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carefully recklessly carelessly
The thief......................to escape by the back door because it was locked A. B. C. D.
able was able was unable could able
A. B. C. D.
14. This A. B. C. D.
miss misses missed will miss
work is very easy........... ...............can do it. Everything Anybody Nobody Somebody
15. The soldier fought......................... .......and was given a medal by the king
A.
weakly B. badly C. bravely D. happily
16 Rahman was excited because he flew in an aeroplane.............................the first time. A. B. C. on
over for
17. My friend..............................not do the sum because it was very difficult. A. will B. must C. could D.
would
18 A....................................of bees was flying towards the beehive on a tree. A. B. C. D.
flock herd group swarm
19...............................................is our national flower? A. B. C. D.
Whose Why What How
A. B. C. D.
will repair will be repaired repaired is repairing
21 My elder sister.............................going to the cinema. She usually...................there with her friends A. B. C. D.
22.
Rosli and his brother A. B. C. D.
23.
24.
watch watches watched watching
A. B. C.
myself, my herself, her himself, him
D.
yourself, your
You must.................... . finish the milk.................... put it into the refrigerator. so, if so, and either, or neither, nor
The thief ran............... ...........the road and hid.....................some bushes. A. B. C. D.
26.
.................the show twice last weekend.
Hazimah stayed at home by.....................while......................... parents were away
A. B. C. D. 25.
likes, goes liked, goes like, going will be, going
towards, above across, behind at, under away, to
Everyone................... happy when they received a present. A. B. C. D.
are is was were
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A.
many B. C. D. 32.
little a lot
of
The angry girl
the book and threw it into the dustbin.
any 28.
29.
A day before Teachers’ Day, the pupils carried...................chairs to the school hall. A. B. C.
our their your
D.
his
Hashim is the.............................boy in his class A. B. C. D.
30.
The Year 6 pupils have to prepare........................... well before UPSR. A. B. C. D.
31.
tall taller tallest most tall
ourselves themselves himself yourself
Kampung Rhu is almost
A. B. C. D.
A. B. C. D.
is an hour’s drive from Kuantan town. the far
torn tore tear tearing
33 Zali is flying ________________kite in the field. A. B. C. D.
her him his hers A. B. C. D.
at in on to
35.
Mujahid jumped__________the bench and fell into the drain. A. into B. on C. from over
36.
37.
________________Suzana and Zaharah are school prefects. A.
All
B.
Both
C.
Either
D.
Neither
Did Nazrin_________________English well at the seminar last night? A. B. C. D.
38.
speak spoke speaks spoken
That was _______________most challenging task and we only have hour to finish it. A. B. C. D.
39.
a , an a , the the , a the , an
The weather is so hot that there is only________________water in the well. A. much B. a little C. any D. a few
40. Her children are very polite and everybody ________________them. A. B. C. D.
love loves loved loving
41. Camping A. B. C. D.
an exciting activity.
were is was are
42. Asiah is very___________________. Everyone likes her very much. A. B. C. D.
impolite friendly rude stingy
43. Of the three boys , Roslan is the_______________in the class. A. clever B. cleverest C. cleverer
44. When I saw Linda, she__________________her money. A. B. C. D.
counts is counting was counting were counting
45. Mr. Lim’s dog A. B. C. D.
bites bite bit bitten
46. Sarifuddin’s fingernails A. B. C. D.
his neighbour’s son last week.
am is are was
short and clean.
A. B. C. D.
isn’t it don’t you didnt you wasn’t you
48. The workers walked_____________into the factory because they were late for work. A. B. C. D. 49. A. B. C. D.
politely smartly hurriedly slowly
The man placed the ladder_______________the wall. under down below against
50. There are many shop houses ________________Jalan Bendahara. A. B. C. D.
through between along beside
51. Syahmi____________to school every day. A. walk B. walks C. walked D. walking
52 Ameera____________the library books just now. A. return B. returns C. returned D. returning
53 Have_______finished your homework? A. I B. he C. she D. you
54 ________________painting, Azuani also knows how to play the piano. A. Besides B. Although C. Therefore D. Furthermore
55 I brought________orange for lunch. A. a B. an C. the
56 Turn down the volume. It is too A. big B. loud C. bright D. strong
57 "Do not_____the trees in the park,” says the ranger. 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
59 Mardiana got the_______________marks for English. A. high B. higher C. highest
60 Hana woke up very late,___________she had to rush for work. A. or B. but C. therefore D. and 61 I have the cake or the ice-cream for my dessert ? A. Might B. Should C. Would D. Ought
62_________________is the biggest mammal on land, the buffalo or elephant? A. Where B. Which C. Why D. Who
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A. It B. My C. You D. Theirs
64. Damia sang________during the party. A. silently B. sweetly C. soundly D. gracefully
65. The eagle caught the chick .
its claws.
A. to B. on C. with D. from
Syafeeq is a i
makes mistake.
A. always B. seldom C. sadly D. now
Neither Fara A. or B. nor C. and D. while
Cathy won the dance competition.
A. at B. in C. from D. to
69. Syahira is the__________in her family. A. young B. younger C. youngest D. more young
70. Lunch comes___________breakfast. A. after B. before C. on D. by
71. Shina lived here____________ 1999. A.
for
B.
because
C.
since
D.
although
72. The train went__________the tunnel. 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
74..He tried to open the door_____________it was locked. A. or B. so C. but D. and
75.
________ I borrow your pencil, please ? A. Can B. Might C. May D. Should
76. Arif and I went to the zoo._________________went there by bus. A. We B. I C. She D. They
77. You are getting too fat. You _________________exercise more. 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
79. They______________________ happened.
home
when
the
accident
A. is walking B. was walking C. are walking D. were walking
80. He is the_____________man I have ever met. A. kinder B. kindest C. kind
81. He has been__________in Jakarta for ten years. A. live B. lives C. lived D. living
82. I______________________my auntie now. 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
84. My mother likes to___________curry puff. A. cooks B. cook C. cooked D. cooking
85. Chong Meng wants to be an artist because he loves to A. draws B. drew C. draw D. drawing
86. Each of the students_____________given a pack of biscuit. A. is B. to C. are D. of
87. The wind blows_______by the seaside. 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
89. There is____ read under____
_ mangosteen tree in Nadia’s garden. Nadia likes to sit and tree.
A. a, an B. a, the C. an, the D. the, the
90. The mangoes in that basket_________________sweet. A. is B. are C. was
91. I made the desk A. myself B. himself C. herself D. themselves
92. The games Ranjit enjoys are football, hockey___________badminton. A. as B. but C. since D. and
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93. Malaysia is famous______________its beautiful beaches. A. at B. in C. for D. to
94. We
the food hungrily yesterday.
A. eat B. eats C. ate D. eating
95. Muthu gave Sarah
silk blouse for her birthday.
A. a B. an C. the
96. Ahmad ran_______
to catch the bus.
A. neatly B. loudly C. silently D. quickly
97. She hurt_________ A. itself B. herself C. himself D. themselves
while cutting the vegetables yesterday.
98. They like to swim____________play hockey during the weekends. A. so B. but C. and D. because
99. My father wants to________a papaya tree there. A. plant B. plants C. planted D. planting
100. The tigress licked______paws after eating a hearty meal. A. its B. his C. our D. their
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