Subject-verb agreement revision

Hey P3 pupils,

So how well do you know your subject-verb agreement? Simply click here to recap.


Click on the links below to play quizzes that would help you assess yourself!

http://www.grammarbook.com/grammar_quiz/subject_verb_agreement_1.asp
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/quizzes/svagr3.html
http://www.arcademicskillbuilders.com/games/viper/viper.html
http://www.funbrain.com/cgi-bin/verb.cgi?A1=s&A2=1&A3=0&x=46&y=108
http://www.quia.com/pop/38406.html?AP_rand=521278279
http://www.softschools.com/manage/themes/knowledgetest;jsessionid=a5fAeLwcxspb

Reminders for forms.

Reminder:

Bring the forms -

1. Meet the parents
2. Travel declaration forms

Nil returns must be signed too and returned on Monday.

Thank you,
Mr Kok

Auction- some of the items awaiting bidders

Click here

Please remember to bring your Super-Stars Slips to bid for the items that you are interested in. Just a piece of advice, bid with wisdom. There will be a Mega Auction during Year-end.

May the top bidder win!
Mr Kok

So sorry for my absence due to my worsening eye condition.

So sorry for my absence due to my worsening eye condition. I hope things will improve.

Best wishes for SA1 examinations( Are you able to spot your name?)

Urgent announcement- Topical test 3 this Thurs (6 May)

Urgent announcement- Topical test 3 this Thurs (6 May)

Please revise learning points found in Textbook (Unit 1-6). You may also revise using our class blog.

Best wishes,
Mr Kok

Golden phrases to remember

• A crop of disappointments
• A flood of pride rose in him
• A glittering infectious smile
• A reputation that swelled like a sponge
• An albatross around my neck
• An apple of his eye
• Break one’s heart
• By word of mouth
• Crowed about
• Despite bleeding profusely, she endured the pain
• Eddie chickened out when the bully challenged him to a fight.
• Everyone was whispering to another about the scene
• felt a shiver down my spine
• fished out my handphone and dialled triple nine
• Flames leaped in his eyes
• He was on cloud nine when he won the prize
• her laughter moves like a bat through silent haunted woods
• Her scream cut like a knife as the snatch thief ran off with her handbag.
• His face turned red like a tomato
• hollered, exclaimed, yelled, whispered, warned, advised...
• horsed around
• I felt a shiver down my spine when I heard the bad news.
• I was all thumbs with the dialling as I was feeling nervous
• In the twinkling of an eye
• Lend a helping hand
• lightning glare
• Made a beeline
• mathematical precision
• My friends horsed around in class when the teacher was away
• My mother nagged, "Wake up, you will be late for school."
• Paramedics rushed over to attend to the wounded
• Passersby stood rooted not knowing what to do next.
• Pay through one’s nose
• Put one’s foot down
• She was elated over her results
• She was so embarrassed that she weeped bitterly
• stung like a scorpion
• The beating of her heart was like a drum
• The place swarmed like a hive
• the pupils roared in laughters
• turned a deaf ear
• When Andrew saw his results, a bitterness crept into his face.
• Words as soft as rain