Section A - G
Phrases to be highlighted are in blue
- 3
- 2
- 3
- 2
- 1
- 3 (Yesterday, Mr Wong)
- 4 (now, she)
- 2 (not to buy, people)
- 4 (last friday, boys)
- 3 (Peter and I)
- 1 (girls, over there)
- 4
- 1
- 3
- 3
- 4
- 2
- 4
- C Mountains
- A Different
- F Tallest
- D Only
- B I
- C My
- D She
- F Us
- C Rang
- E is ringing
- A Ring
- F Was ringing
- Is the baby asleep or awake?
- Both the thief and his accomplice were arrested yesterday.
- You must open a letter before you can read it.
Section H
34. They were going home.
35. She heard a yelp from a bush near the pavement.
36. They applied some medicine to the puppy's wound (1m) and gave it a bowl of milk.
37. They knew from the address on the puppy's collar.
38. It means near/ close to/ within walking distance.
Ms ang,for question 33,why must we change the 'want to' to 'can'? How do we know when to change to 'can' when we face such a question ?
ReplyDeleteHi anonymous, we basically look at the sentence structure first. In this case, it is logical that you must "do something" before you can proceed to the next step. Not because you want to proceed. The keyword here will be "before". You will know when the first step (open a letter) is a necessary step before you can apply the next step (read it).
ReplyDeleteFor eg. You must prepare the ingredients before you can cook your meal.
For question 36, can we say that they gave the puppy some milk instead of s bowl of milk?
ReplyDeleteFor question 37, can we write "there was an address on the puppy's collar" instead of "they knew the address on the puppy's collar"?
ReplyDeleteBoth answers are accepted for Q35 & 37.
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