Learning English Online

Hello again! How are you feeling today? I hope you are enjoying your time at home with your parents and siblings. What? Did I hear you say you're bored? Oh come on, it's not like you always get to spend time like this with your family members. I know you miss school, your friends especially. Hang in there okay. This will soon pass.  Let's do some activities today. A simple one. I want you to watch the video on Phrasal Verbs. Before you watch the video, what are Phrasal Verbs? Phrasal Verbs are idiomatic phrases consisting of a verb and another element, typically either an adverb, as in break down , or a preposition, for example see to , or a combination of both, such as look down on . You will understand better after watching this video. So now boys and girls, sit back and enjoy the video! By the way, sit back is a phrasal verb. 😄 Now that you have watched the video on Phrasal Verbs with 50 examples given, I want you to look at your ENGLISH CLOSE UP

Greetings my dearest students, I hope this posting finds you in good health. It's been a while since I last posted up activities for you. The reason is because I want to make sure you are not burdened with too much work at times like this. Like I said earlier, you can take your time completing the work I assigned you. Leave your comments if you need to ask any questions, or even if you are feeling bored. It is crucial that you take extra care of yourself during the crisis, physically and emotionally. Remember, you are not alone. Your parents and siblings are with you. You can also reach out to your teachers through text messages, emails, and other forms of social media. For this week assignment I want you to go to the link below and complete the series of activities on "Kids and teens' TV viewing time and reality TV". Write your answers in your English Exercise Book A. If you have any doubts or questions, please do not hesitate to leave comments below. I will

Hi all! How are you coping with the current situation, boys and girls? Yesterday during a press conference live on TV, the Minister of Education has announced that the PT3 exam for this year is cancelled. How do you feel about that? Are you sad, happy, or relieved? How will you be assessed and how will you be placed in Form 4 classes next year? I am pretty sure those questions popped in your mind as soon as you heard of the news. Well, take heed my fellow students. You don't have to worry about all that. Let the MOE do their work. When the right time comes, there will be an appropriate way of assessment for all of you. For now, let us do our part by staying at home, practice personal hygiene well, do your homework assigned by your teachers as much as possible, and most importantly, enjoy the moment with your family. In crisis times like this, let's make the best out of the worst. Below is a short passage. Read the following passage and answer the questions that fol

Hi all, Here we are again. How are you feeling today? I hope all of you are doing great. Today I want you to answer some riddles and build sentences for me. Leave your feedback/answers in the comment section below. Please state your name, class and your answers to today's activity as follows: NAME : CLASS: RIDDLES: 1. 2. 3. SENTENCES: 1. 2. 3. Are you ready, girls and boys? Relax and enjoy!! FIRST ACTIVITY: Okay, let's start with the riddles. Clue: Think of silly answers :) 1. Why aren't koalas actual bears? 2. What is the difference between a hippo and a zippo? 3.What do "Alexander the Great" and "Winnie the Pooh" have in common? (Besides being famous) SECOND ACTIVITY: Build 3 sentences using the words given below. You can build silly sentences if you like, as long as it is grammatically correct. You can have 3,4, 5 or even more words in one sentence. And you can use the same word more than once. There you go. Do

My dear Form 3 students, I hope this posting finds you in good health. Are you ready for another English activity? This time I want you to watch the following movie clip I have uploaded here. This clip is from the movie CAST AWAY (2000) starred by Tom Hanks. Yeah, it's an old movie but trust me, it is a very interesting adventure drama on survival. For those who have not watched this awesome movie, maybe you can do that later.  So now, based on this clip, answer the following questions in your English Book A.  1. What type of ball do you think Wilson is?       ___________________________ 2. What prevent Chuck (Tom Hanks) from rescuing Wilson on the raft?      __________________________________________________________ 3. Why does Chuck treat Wilson like a human being?     __________________________________________________________ 4. In your own words, explain why we need friends in our lives.      ______________________________________________________

Dear students, I hope all of you are doing great at home. Yeah, I know after more than 3 weeks at home, you may feel a little bored and I bet some of you wish to be in school with your friends. Be patient my fellow students. We are still under Movement Control Order, so most of our activities are now restricted. Bear with it, we have to do this in order to put this pandemic to a stop, once and for all. However, learning should never stopped. Hence, I have something for you to do. Don't worry, it won't take long.  Here goes. First of all, I want you to listen to this inspiring song. Watch the video below. If you are familiar with this song, I want you to sing along if you like. Then, in your English Exercise Book A, list all the nouns that can be found in this song. You may find some of the nouns are being repeated, you only need to write once of the same word. You can also refer to the lyrics below the video.  Enjoy! *Teacher Suzy* #stayathome #staysaf