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A-VOCABULARY s re, oe Vecabulaly Practice 1 Vocabulary Practice 7 . 1, faity 1, eating 4 1 ree, roe, 3. father 3. sitting 4. brother 4. walking 5. mother 5, drinking 6, ster 6. teaching 7. grandfather: Grandmother oe Vocabulary Practice & Vocabulary Pizctice 2 1. playing 1 bowl 7, savicer 2. watering 6 ararigkig 2 cup 8 ladle 3, teaching’ 7, satin 3. dass 9. fork 4, walling 8, picking. 4, stove 10. $poon Ss. sink knife Vocabulary Fiactice 9 6 plate 12 eo sheldfe Thiel Tat fefnjolx icistett intel wip tals Things in the Klchen Tettel stale A 1. cup uls|o mt] tletels 2. wok al tte 3 pot uPhi pajwlolovesui cia t oo itt theta stu Into vic! ae nty fake hnipto. malign 7 geass asimjal yr yapote i tt fal @ spoon viplul tre nhglain 9 Teapot plolalvfelutrrefatsht tn 10. cooking ot Vocabulary Practice 10 wn. drawing & 2 painting 8 os Fy *. aot S| ae Ppa Ie 5. looking qf x E E @ R T{RIELE fF] Qe Te = C {s | 9} 8 5. running arid the garden AIN[OFCIAISITICIEL: & watching television in the fvingroom - wy tel Lt Nv 7. sewing the curtain Ic Vocabulary Practice 6 &f0 Piepiivre ‘Stationery: 1, bed 1, eraser 2 cupboord 2. paper cilp Vocabulary tractice 11 3. bookshelt: 3. stapler 1, eat Sy 4, table 4 ther 2, teton 6 swing 5. sofa 5. sharpener 3, cook 7. cay, ; 6. chotr & wulLutator 4 bul 8. side: ‘Things In The Kitchen Vocabulary Practice 12 ise 1. saucer 2, Playground 6 pleticking 2. trousers: 2. plate 2. Chiren 7. playa S shoes 3. mug 3. swing 9, Swrriming 4. pylamas 4. bowl 1. side 9, sting 5. unitorm 5, ladle 5. Kites: 10. Sstering 6 socks 6. knife © Paras PublicationsVocabulary Practice 13 1, teacher. pupts The teacher i teaching his pups Mathematics. 2. doctor, patient > The doctor is treating his patient. 3. customer. shopkeeper: The customer's paying some money to the shopkeeper. 4. chiver, pasvenger . The tox’ civer Bsending'the pasengerto the akport. 5. relere, play The referee bs blowing his whistle to stop the players fromploying. 6. former, vegetables The farmer is watering vegetables on his farm. Vocabulary Practice 14 1. shopkeeper 5, customers 2. grocery 6 buy: 3, sells 7. shop 4, shelves 8, things Vocabulary Practice 15 Enck Manan « shojkeoper. He has a grocery shop Kampung Sepakat. He sells sugar rlee, cooking oll soup ond many other houséhold Hems:He aranges the © i ‘goods neatly on'the shelves.’ Many customers like to go : 5 ‘one! buy: things at hi shop because he is Kind and i ; 2 ‘tendly. The things sold by him are also cheap. : EARN 5 Gardener Vocabulary Piaetice 18 LOBEL SOD ensiruaettone eicsioarseol 2 catches voto SCHON ee 3, teaches pupl in a schoo! Grammar Practice 1 as 4$ plant vegelableson the fam ke cn 5, flies an aeroplane ai We 6. Gaver newepopertohoures vey mening ae 12 on Vocabulary Practice 17 sa 13. an 1. These ore garden tools. Gercleners ue them for ee we ‘gardening, oar wa 2. These are follaties. We use them fo clean ourselves. ao 3, This set of eauiement is special Doctor use ittottea! Grammar Practice 2 ie 4. These are sharp objects. Be careful when you use them. wre 6 They 5. This is cutlery set It used! for eating food. 3. He 7. They 6 This ba stationery sat. School chickenneedtouientin 3 a We the classroam,, Grammar Practices ia Vocabulary Practice 18 1, her other |. Fatherisreading the newspaper. 2 me 2. Mother is frying o fish 7 3, them papas 3, Brother's drinking « cup of cottee. 4 a 44 The boys are sutraming in the swimming pool 5 us Coe 5, The gits are sweeping the floor. Grammar Practice 4 6. The men are sting on the bench, 1. herself eee Vocabulary ractice 1? 2. youre & here 1, Aposiman delivers letters. oma 9. youre 2. A fisherman catches fh. 10, himself 3. A chof cooks meas. 5. myselt " 4 Atormer plants vegstables, Grammer Practice § oe 5. A frist sels flowers. 3, Where How 6. A waitress serves food. 2, What a Wie! 3, When ie 4. Why eva 5. Which 10. ‘@Permas Publications 1Grammar Practice 8 1, swim 5 sng” 2. plant & phy 3. cycle 7, collect 4. bul 8 jog Grammar Practice ? 6 has! 1. near 5 at 7.18 2, benind 6. on 8. are: 3. through: 7. from 9.00 4 under TOs iene ee a me a Rahim is singing... Rahim sang... Rahim wilising... z Siiond Allere playing. _| Stand Ali played. Sill ond All wil pigy. 3 My father is talking... ‘My father taked... ‘My father wil talk. 4 The goois are eating | the goals ale. The goals wil eat. 5. The lady is cutting. The jody cut... The lady wit cut z The old man's reading. [the ole man wares 7. We are visiting... We shall visit... os “the tition sleeping The Kitien wil steep. x Tam giv. T shall give. 70. : The duck s svimnning.. The duck wil swim... Ti. A few boys chase... "A few boys are chasing... “A few boys wil chose... [lo Youbyy.. Youre buying. You wil by. Grammer Practice 11 Witing Practice 2 1, queue 5, deliver: 1. MY mother s cooking In the kitchen. 2. ananges 6 waters 2. The boy isseading a magazine. 3. teach 7. works 3. Iuland Lee are caiching butterflies in the garden. “. 4, climbs 8. play 4, Viecint fs washing his bicycle. Geomisen Practice 12 53 The boys are playing football in the Feld, : Vien ceca 4, The kitiens are sleeping the box Zou 5. watched Witing Frecticos3 and 4 3. ate 6 barked 1, The boys ere eanying the boxes. 2, Mary's doing her homework. rnmar ractow 12 3. My more eentng woe food : oe 5. ssewing 4. The boys are cycling in the park. 2. are cleaning 6 ore dancing 5, Razails working home. oe 3. ee eckveg 7. emntcking 6: took nnonIscivng hse co. ie ied & oretanring 7. The birds ore flying in the sky. _ ‘Grammar Practice 14 8B. The alts cre playing netball 1. wal buy 4. willsend 9. A boy it swinming in the river. 7 2. will cook 5. shall invite 10. The kay is wearing a dress, 3. shail prepare 6, will come ‘SECTION C-SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION Witting Practice 1 1 (a) Dovid (b) Holding {c) A ball Dawid ts hoiding a bat. 24a) Kittens (b) Drinking (c) mai ‘The kittens are drinking mik. ‘© Perms Publications Witting Practices Sand 6 1, The cat is chasing the mouse. 2, the man is cutting grass. 3, The boys are playing footbal, 4, The cat is eating fish. 5, Mother ls cooking food in the Kitchen. 4, My brother is reading a storybook. Witing Practices 7 and @ 1. Fathers planting a plant. 7 2, The men are washing a car. 7 3, Amicis walking to schoot 4, Sitlis writing aetter, 5, Puan Ainon's sewing a shit. 6. Clkgu Ramis teaching Mathematics.‘Walling Proctice 7 Nouns Verbs 1, window 10, glases 1, Playing 8, looting +2, curtoin 11, chals 2, crowing 9. lapping 3. guitar =, television’ 3, watching 10. talking 4. capet 13. stool 4 Keking 11, looking S. baby 14, fable 5. singing 12 squatting: 4, boys 18, football 6. sifirg 7. ots 16, plate: 7. belding B food 17, vos 9. 0 18. fingroom Witting Practices 10 & 15 Willing Practices 20 and 21 ees ees) 1. The people _| cre visting | the 200. 2. They ase looking [at the animals. 3. The fowiss [ore taiing "| pictures of the crocodiles. 4, Thezookeeper| fs feeding | the cricodties. ‘5. Two boys __[are ring on an elephant. 3. The chidren| ore watching | televsion. ‘4, Thebaby | is crawling. 5. The boys _| ore playing _ empire tehone epetsan Nount : 1, chats TI. window works at 7.000. ____ 2, pais 12, dustpan ‘his. van around the neighbourhood. 3. desks 13. pupils ‘work at 11.00.a.m, every day. 4 ch: ¥4, csroom $.brm 15, cock 6 boys 16. mop 2. ots 17, duster To school every day. 8. floor 18. waste paper 9, softoard foamtet zr ib “alhardworking and clever pUpL 3. Inthe evenig, he [plays [Yootbal wath his ends. Witlng Practices 13 and 14 2. Aferdhnes.he {does | hishomework aoe wariches | television with his fara. ‘are cleaning “[aleeps [ot 10 o'clock every night is cleaning He ee Lene eae eae Witten 8y = Aeibah ‘Aleya & Abdul Hakim | ‘a Siewian | ismopping | the Noor with a miso. . Ae ees 5. Two boys | are aranging | the desks. Witting Practices 16 and 16 1, They are Sam, John, Ravi, Mel ling and Rant 2. They are at the bus-stop. 3. They are waiting for the bus. 4, They are going home from school 5. Mel Ling and Rani are siting on the bench. 6, Salim, Joh and Ravi are standing. Weting Practice 17 1. toll 4. heavy 2. dirty. 5. beautitui 3. hoppy 6 old (2. A boy. Ishelping __| him to cross the road._ 3. They ‘gre crossing _| th busy toad. 4. They ‘are walking {on the zebra crosing. 5. Two divers [are stopping | ther coat the zebxa crosing: © Permas Publications v 60, Jalan Permas 16/3. Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, 181750 Johor Bahru, Johor. Handphone No: 016-7171201BASIC STEPS IN WRITING 1. > SUGGESTED ANSWERS SECTION A~ VOCABULARY Vocabulary Practice 2 Vocabulary Practice 2 4. reading 5. talking 2. books, desk 5. flowers, vase 2. cycling 6. watering, 2. window, rag ‘6. rubbish, dustbin B.washing 7. chasing 3.chart,softboard ——_7. books, cupboard 4. pouring 8. drying 4. floor, broom 8. table, feather duster Vocabulary Practice 3 : People Places Things | Plants/Animals ‘Verbs Boy Hal [bas flower pot selling “ ail counter luggage buying family toilet bench waiting customer phone booth | table [boarding [passenger "| taxistand | xl waving taxi driver__{ pavement newspaper sitting ‘worker ‘bus terminal | dustbin a talking 7 fady dd ~“Titelephone standing Vocabulary Practice 4 People Places Things | Plants/Animats Verbs mother “Suimming pool_| tall chair wee Tying boy ‘wading pool | shoe rack swimming | eh counter float [Hooking worker changing room _| round table ‘wearing, life guard deck chair sitting | children towel [earning ‘adult ~~ Tsoxeles giving swimmer sunglasses enjoying Vocabulary Practice 5 People Places Things | Plants/Animats Verbs man ‘corner gift “serving Twoman | living roora | congkak board conrying clown celling, ‘camera [blowing host birthday cake singing guest party hat giving ‘parents = piano playing children balloon receiving ‘birthday girl food ~[elapping Vocabulary Practice 6 Vocabulary Practice 8 1 having 4. sitting 7. preparing 1. cutting 4. sitting 7. walking 2. serving 5. taking 8. packing 2. shaving 5. talking 8. combing B.collecting 6. paying 3. waiting 6.looking Vocabulary Practice 7 Vocabulary Practice 9 3.Singular 5. Plural 8. Singular short S.kind 8. happy 2.Singular 6. Plural 9. Singular 2.sharp 6.long 9. elderly 3. Plural 7.Plurat 10. Plural 3. busy 7. smart 10.big 4. Plural Atal iVocabulary Practice 10 A.needle 4. bell 7. chopsticks 2.hoe 5. chalk. 8.comb 3.ladle 6. stools Vocabulary Practice 11 Cooking — “Gardening Tiadie | Joven | ihoe Dknife | Bgloves | 2ha | Swheebarrow Bwok | 9 apron | 3spade | 9 fertiliser “sink | 10spatula | 4 shears | 10 rubber hose {5 kettle | 11 bowl Srake | 41 flowerpot @ sugar | 12 refrigerator | 6 store | Tawatering ean Vocabulary Practice 12 1 sitting on the bench 2. wearing a mask 6. paying for the food 7. taking a bottle of cooking oil 3, sitting on a wheelchair 8. pushing the trolley 4, holding a file Vocabulary Practice 13 9. queueing up at the counter ‘5. walking into the room 10. choosing the canned food rectangular, square, triangular, round, oval, square Vocabulary Practice 15 A.sixteen, Eleven 4, twenty 2.fourteen, twelve 5. Seventeen, nineteen 3.thirteen 6. eighteen, fifteen Vocabulary Practice 16 Ltides, motorcycle 4. cycle, tricycle 2. sails, ship S. drives, lorry 3. rows, boat Vocabulary Practice 17 4. shopping malt S.try 8. patient 2. shopping 6.dentist 9. toothache 3. blouse 7. dental clinic 10.checking 4. holding Vocabulary Practice 18 ‘Le chopsticks A.hammer 7. bottle 2. handkerchief 5. thread 3. knife 6. button” Vocabulary Practice 19 1.200 S.orchard 8. kindergarten 2.canteen 6. boot 9, museum 7 bakery 10. hospital 4, aquarium, Vocabulary Practice 20 Lara Azubir —., 7.Gopat 2.sia Xin 5.Haniza &.Ratna 3.Anne 6.Wengtee Vocabulary Practice 21 1. Collect the clothes. 2. Put them into the washing machine. 3. Puta spoonful of detergent. 4. Tum on the machine. 5. When the clothes are washed, take them out, 6, Hang the clothes. Vocabulary Practice 22 ‘okra, mangosteen, carrot, tomato, banana, aubergine Vocabulary Practice 23 postman, chef, fireman, nurse, police woman, security guard, waiter, soldier Vocabulary Practige 24 see L. sports day Asténts 7. winners 2. taking “B.spectators- 8. prizes 3. running 6. cheering Voc abulary Practice 26 1. reading 4. folding 7. playing 2. washing S.ironing 8. doing 3, sewing 6. watching Vocabulary Practice 27 1.One afternoon, Sani walked home after school, 2. He saw ripe rambutans on a tree. 3, Sani wanted to steal them, so he climbed up the tree. 4 Suddenly, the branch broke and he fell onto the ground. 8. refrigerator _5.A passer-by saw him.and sent him to the hospital.Vocabulary Practice 29 A. twigs B.branch 5. ower 2leaves 4. trunk 6. roots Vocabulary Practice 30 1. 100f 3. door 5. wooden steps 2.window 4. wall 6. stilt Vocabulary Practice 31 1. Allady is buying fish and vegetables in the market. 2. Yusriis reading storybooks in the library. 3. The family is having a picnic at the park. 4. The pupils are arranging flowers in the new vase. 5. Many people are waiting for Dr. Kuldip in the clinic. 6. The men are carrying several heavy boxes from the lorry to the storeroom. 7. Maria is waiting for Dr. Kuldip in the clinic. 8. Yusri is buying fish and vegetables in the market. 9. The pupils ate arranging storybooks in the library. 10. A lady is hanging some clothes on the clothes line. Vocabulary Practice 32 1. usinga watering can_ 4. are jogging at the park 2. plant the tree 5. are playing tops in the field B.arechasinga cat ‘6. to wash the car SECTION B- BASIC GRAMMAR Grammar Practice 1 4.the 5.2 9.an, the 2an 6.an 10.a, the 3a 7a 11. The, the 4.an B.the aa Grammar Practice 2 Lthe 5.A- 8.the,a 22 6 the 9.4, the, a 3.an 7.a,the 10.a,a 4.the Grammar Practice 3 La 4.the 7.An 2.The 5A the 3.the 6. the Grammar Practice 4 by 4.with —7.for 10, From 2.to S.under 8.During —11.to Bat GAt 9,to 4 Grammar Practice 5 Lat 3.behind 5. into 2.0n A.for Grammar Practice 6 1. spoon 4, boxes 7. wateh 2.torries 5. oxen &. grapes 3, photographs: 6. sheep, Grammar Practice 7 1. Gerard bought three papayas from the market. 2. Ravi pasted a stamp on the white envelope. 3. Uncle Zul is sitting under a mango tree in the park. 4. The pupils are arranging chairs neatly in the hall. 5, There are twelve pupils in the classroom, Grammar Practice 8 Lalittle A.alittle —— 7.many 2. much S.any 8. some Bafew 6.any Grammar Practice 9 2,3, 8,10, 12 Grammar Practice 10 she 5. They 9.them 2it 6.We 10.us at it 21.you 1 4.He 8.You 12.me Grammar Practice 11 Lis 4s 7.are 2are Sis Bare Bare bis. Grammar Practice 12 1. have 3.has S.have 2. has 4.has 6. have Grammar Practice 13, Lis S.cycles 8. follows. 2. taps 6.has Sis 3. has is 10. have 4.areGrammar Practice 14 Le holds 3. stand S.sing 2.gather Aare 6. listen Grammar Practice 15 ‘They are very hardworking Present Tense Present Continuous Tense Past Tens Future Tense — [You are talking You talked ‘You will talk They are working “They worked They will work The catis eating ‘The cat ate. The cat will eat He is coming. _| He came He will come ct 5, The boys play ‘The boys are playing The boys played | The boys will piay 6. Leela cooks Leela is cooking Leela cooked [Leela will cook "7. Remi and Ben watch | Azmiand Ben are watching | Azmi and Ben watched _| Azmi and Ben will watch 8. My friends go_ My friends are going Myfriends willgo ‘9. She sings She is singing ‘She will sing 30. Tread Tam reading Ishallread Ii. It swims [tis swimming itswam it will swim. 12. The bell rings ‘The belt is ringing ‘The bellcang_ ihe bel v Grammar Practice 16 Grammar Practice 20 was, waited, stood, came, boarded, was, bring, Lhot BL heaw 3. thin reached, rushed, take 2. sharp 4. wild 6° thie Grammar Practice 17 : Grammar Practice 2 rides 3.fed 5. borrowed L.white 3. poor Si fast 2. know 4. blew 6. will shout 2urich Aesick 6. dark Grammar Practice 18 Grammar Practice 22 1. My grandfather is reading a newspaper. 1. carefully S.neatly 8. brightly 2. Marcus drinks eight glasses of water and two 2. sweetly 6.politely 9. heavily glasses of milk every day. 3. slowly 7. patiently 10. happily 3. Effah asked Puan Sheela a lot of questions this 4, soundly morning, ‘4, My family and | went to Pulau Langkawi last year. Grammar Practice 23, ‘We shall go to Pulau Pangkor next year. Lthere 3. early 5. inside 2. downstairs 4, sometimes Grammar Practice 19 This s Pak Mail. He is @ farmer. He lives in a Grammar Practice 24 wooden house with his wife, Mak Timah. Their house 1. but Bor 5, because {s built on stilts. There is a big compound around their 2. and 4.50 house. Pak Mail plants a lot of coconut trees behind the Grammar Practice 25 house. Mak Timah loves gardening. She plants alot 1. and 4.and 7. because of vegetables in a plot of land beside the house. 2and S.but Bor ‘They keep the house clean and tidy all the time. 3. because 6 butGrammar Practice 26 1. Where 5. Who 8.Why 2. What 6. Whom 9. Whose 3.Who T.How 10. Which 4,When SECTION C- SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION Wilting Practice 3 ‘Nows (People) workers, men, girls, grandmother Nouns (Things) + Fambutans basket, pole, trees Verbs (ctions) plucking, collecting eating, carrying Wiring Practice 2 Nouns (People) itgers, men, workers, supervisor Nouns (Things) ‘brig, lorry, wood, river verbs (ations) building, sewing, carrying, knocking Wing Practice 3 ‘Nouns (Pepe) people traffic polite, lady, school chien ‘Nouns (Things) tea tights, oad, cars, pram Verbs (Actions) waking, standing waking pushing Witting Practice 4 ‘Nouns (People) people, customers, tay, sellers Nouns (Togs) dulan stall food, drinks, books ers (tions) buying selling standing, holding weiting Practices “Subject ‘Verb ject ist ‘waters _ | the plants in her garden. 2, Sulaiman | feeds | the fishin the aquarium. 3.Themen | repairs | the television. 4, Maria ‘washes | the dishes at the sink. Butheheadnaater_| gives | the prizes to the pupils. is. 6. Thelitle gil_| plays Writing Practice 7 Subject Verb. Object T.The two boys | are fishing | In the river. 2. Salimah ‘sbuying | some bread atthe bakery. | 3. Father 15 reading _| a book inthe living room, “4, The pupils | arequeveire { to borrow books at the up, brary. ‘Sih postman | delivering | letters to houses, Sutin ‘Ishelping | her mother to sweep the floor. 2 went for | ahotday lst Sundy. cried loudly. helped | tocean the castoom, | bought | a shirt for me. 8. Zain fellntt | the bicycle. [6-The monkey | dimbed up_| The tree. Writing Practice 11, Nouns (People) canteen operator, pupils, teacher, prefect Nouns (Things) basin, food, plate, canteen Voriss (Actions) buying, carrying, selling, putting Waiting Practice 12 [Subject Verb Objet] LThe pupils | are buying | foodatthecanteen. | 2,Aprefect | Isstanding | near the counter. 3.Ateacher | Islookingat | thepupils. 4. Aboy isputting [a dirty plate into the big eee basin, S.the canteen | tsselling | many kinds of food, Writing Practice 14 Nouns (People) people, librarian, man, boy Nouns (Things) books, counter, table, bookshelf Verbs (Actions) ‘queueing up, carryingout, reading, choosing, Writing Pra [Subject [object There are many people at the |_| public tibeary. Datew requeueing | to borrow books. | people up 3.Alibrarian | Is canyingout | his duty atthe counter, 4.Aman ‘steading | atthetable [S.Aboy Ts choosing | books from the badsha_| Writing Practice 17 Nouns (Peopie) ‘aunt, uncle, family, grandmother ‘Nouns (Things) luggage, truits, cat, boot Verbs (Actions) visiting, shaking hands, taking out, huggingWriting Practice 18 {Subject Verb ‘LM family | isvisting | our eelatives. 2. Mother is shaking | hands with aun 3. Father staking out | the luggage froma the car | boot. 4. Brother | Tegrecting | uncle: on [S.Grandmother [1s hugging | sister. Writing Practice 20 1 singing and playing the piano 2. wearing a beautiful gown 3, watching her performance 4. capping their hands 5. sitting on a wooden stool Writing Parctice 22 1. visting the goat farm ‘4. many goats on the fac 2, taking photographs of the goats 5. happy to see the goats, 3. feeding the goats with hay ‘Writing Practice 24 1 There are many people at the book fair. 2. A group of pupils ara walking into the exhibition hall, 3. There isa variety of books on sale at the fair 4. Some peopie are choosing books to buy, 5. Alady is paying for the books at the counter. ‘Writing Practice 25 41. The people are at the railway station, 2. Apassenger is boarding the train 3. A few peopleare sitting on the benches, 4, Aboy and a gic are waving their hands to the man wearing, 4 pair of spectades. S. The passengers are carrying their luggage. ‘Writing Practice 26 ‘Benny Lim Ren Jie, 12, Male, 29:2-2000, Sckolah Kebangsaan Taman Putra’Bestari, 6 Gemilang, Michael Lim Sun Hock, Wong, ‘Shu Min, 66, Jalan Putra Bestari 1/1, Taman Putra Bestari, '52300 Kuala Lumpur, 03-82898999, bennylim@hatmail,com., Swimming and reading, Yes,3-3-2012 ‘Writing Practice 27: Ruzana is my best friend, She is ten years old. She lives at 1145, Jalan Istana, Kampung Sepakat, Ipoh. She goes ta Sekcalah Kebangsaan Sepakat, She isin Year 5. She likes English Language ‘and Art. She also likes to play tennis. She walks to school every day. Writing Practice 28 ‘Taman Bakti, walks to school, plays badminton, does her homework : ‘Writing Practice 31 Went to the canteen, saw alittle girl erying, went to ask her why she was crying, said that she had last her purse, did nat have any money, bought some food and drinks forher, had their meals together, thanked therm happily Wiring Practice 33 “Subjea Vers ‘Obieet 7 last Sunday, [went | Yo He moming market Puan Wani and St 2. Puan Wani | bought | Tah ad some vegetablox 3. When they Relped | hermotherto cook in the | reached home, Sit kitchen. 4-When the food | was | they swat oh the-= | ready, | table, Bee S.Fhen, they had lnc with the whol (eee etre ey Weting Practice 35 Subject Verb Object TMunirand Ris went | caniplng ithe jung frends aed 1€ boys collected | firewood to start a fire for | cooking. : [3 Atnighe they —| built —| > earmptngs 4. While they were ‘a troop of monkeys stole Singing, | and ate ther food 5. They chased the monkeys aWay! They ran and climbed up the oe 1 trbes. Writing Practice 37 Last Saturday, Suresh visited his uncle’s orchard in Seremban. His uncle plants lot of durian trees. Suresh was very happy to be there. ‘He helped his uncle to collect and pick the durians. They put them in big rattan baskets. Then, a few lorries came and bought the durians. They ‘sold the durians at the market. Written By Published By ‘Adibah, ‘Aleya & Abdul Hakin = Permas Publications, 60, Jalan Perimas 16/3, Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, ‘81750 Johor Bahru, Johar. Handphone No: 016°717120%a STEP-BY-STEP IN WRITING (ENGLISH UPSR) ANSWERS UNIT Practice 1 : : ee During the hofdays, Encik Musa and his (family went for a Sasies | cycling | otinkng holiday in Kuala Lumpur. When they teached the (2)cipod, Fives [chasing —[ ating this younger brother, Enck Saufifetched them to his (3)house mS eatng [hong in Petaling Jaya. The chidren were happy fo see ther ae Saling 1 swimming (¢)granciparants and {5}cousins. At right the family went fo iis iting | walehing « (6)restavrant fo have dinner. They ordered a lot of 7}food. oy ating [Tooting The (6)waitress served the food. After dinner. they went — anding shopping af a (¥/shopping mal There were many Terpond | anni (lO}customers as there was @ grand sale, 1. Ramis teaching Ramil taught Ramil teach 2. Siang Ua are going Si and Lize went Si and Liza wat go 3, My fotherls shouting My father shouted ‘My father wil shout 4, The pupit are reading ‘The pupils ead The pupls wali read 5, The lady is washing ‘The lady washed The lady wit weash 6, The old man is coughing ‘The old man coughed The old man will cough 7. We ore giving We gave We shail give | 8, They are seeping They slept They wilsleep 9. Lam ooking looked | sholtlook 10. The dogs are barking The dogs borked The dogs wil bark Vell raining Itroineg Ht wil in 12 You ste coming You came You wil come Practice 5 and & Practice ? 1. Salah is washing the dlshes, 2. My brother's ging meat. 3. The boys are sunning oreund the ree. 4, My mother's canying some food. 5, The boys are eycting te school. 6. Kumarile baking a.cake. 7. My teacher's feaching Mathematics. 8. The boy's chasing oo. 9. Rely buying an ice-cream. 10. A few puplt ore clearing the classroom. 11. The dogs are chasing a cat. 12, Allls buying some food. 13. The pupls cro going to school ‘14, Mary ls holding two dots. 15. The gardeners working in the garden, 16. My stteris cutting the vegetables, 17, The bay Is holding o ball. 18. My brother's Jogging In tHe park. 19 The lady is diving to work, 20: The oinis wating a tettor. Practice 7 and 8 1, Sii's family s cleaning the house. + 2. Her father's painting the tence. 3, Her mothers crranging the fower pots. 4, Her graneimother Is sweeping the comidor. 5. There [sa car at the porch. ‘© Permas Pubtcations 1. thour 2. school uniform 3. ston-teling, choral speaking, language games, speech ‘and drama 4, Sunday 5. 800 a.m. 10,00.a.m, 6. Saturday 7. 200 p.m~ 8 2houre 9. schoo! Tshirt and track bottom 10. nature walk, jungle trekking, sclence projects and experiments 00 p.m. Practice 10 19}! would choose the Road Safely Cb because it my fovourte club. Members meet forinightly which Is on Sundays. | am usually ftee on that day. The actives Include cycing, road safety games, compeliions and tals, These are my tavourte activities. wil wear my ib TFshin anal tack bottom fo te meeting. b)1 would choose the Science Club because It is my favourite club. Members meet every week which is on Saturdoys. | am usualy free. on that day. The activites Include jungle trekking, nature walk, science projects ‘and experiments. These are my favourite activities. | wil ‘weer my school T-shit and frack bottom to the meeting.49. The lady ls feeding the chickens. 10. The wid animais are hn the cages. Whatnvhere?/When? 11. The people are vting the zoo. Ty neighbour. 12, The boys are fishing atthe iver. in Taman Sefilndah. 13. Alda b canying @ basket, ‘akind git 14, The basket ful of foh, ‘long aroad 15. The cats feting the titles. ‘an old tad Fal Onto 16, My mother issiting the mixtixe with « ka, the ground. 17, She inpecting the skin ofthe apple, >) FS 7s 18. Fok Mat & pushing the wheelbatow tothe store room. Ba 19. Mak Linch is pouting some tea Into the teat. Who? whet? __| What?Wnereihen?. 20. The chicken ore helping the gaxclen. she ran. 1o the old fad. a febed ——[herlogetup. Practice 17 ond 18 ‘Then, she | collected | the vegetables ond apples _|- The workers are watering the ponts. She put them into the basket, 2. There are many vegetables mn fhe for. What?/Where?/When? ‘Who? What? The off iady_|_ was very happy. She. Thanked [Sofia for her endness, Then, she. ‘gave ‘ai apple fo Sofia. Sofia thanked [The old lady. ‘Then. she ‘went Tome happy. unt2 Practice 13 One day, All and his pet {Heat Belang, went fo the {2}playground. They were running around and playing vith a (@)balL Suddenly. « (4)dog saw the cat and choted it. Belang ran and cfimbed up the (S)iree, All hated the dog away. Then, he took-a (é}ladder and brought it down. After that they wenthome. athome, All fed Selang with some (7)mik and (8)fsh, Belang slept in aibig I9}basket in Al's (10)bedroom. Practice 14 basket chickens/chicks [chicken coop: fence teh Practice 1$ and 16 1. The farmers planting vegetables. 2. Pak Lan k watering plants at his arm. 3. Alady plucking some chites, 4, The green giocer i sefing vegetables at the market. 5. The man k lgging ahole, . 6. The cows are grazing in the fel. 2. The boy beoecting eags. 8, The famer ising the cowin the cowshed. ‘© Permas Publications 3. The lady és plucking cucumbers, 4, Aman’s cutting the gross, 5, women are canying a basket of vegetables. Practice 19 1. apples, oranges. grapes and pears 2. greeting cand 3, hazel, Brasian nuts and almonds 4. atkaclive boxes 5. RM30.00 6 none 7. round ratian bosket 8, RM60.00 9. greeting card 10, free devery Practice 20 ) i would suggest the box of chocolates because Puan ‘Muna, our class teacher kes fo eat chocolates. The price of the chocolates is RM20.00. itisreasonable and ‘we can afford it, Besides, Puan Munah wil get an tiractive box. She can useit to keep her things, b] I would suggest the basket of flowers because Puan ‘Muna, ourciass teacher likes flowers. The price of the flowers Is RM60.00. It Is reasonable and we can afford Il. Besides, Puan Munch will get around rattan basket. ‘She con use it to keop things. The greeting card free. 50 we do not have fo buy it. The basket of flowers wil be delivered to the schoo! for free. Practice 21 and 22 Who? What? What2/Where?/When? ‘One day, | were waking | to school fo brothers They. saw cat, ‘Rear knocked | the cal. Thecat__| was | njres. They felt ply fori16, My mother i buying fh at the market, 17, The dog le barking at the stranger. 19, My uncle is reading newspaper in the fving room. 20, The chien are playing at the playground. 1. The people are walling for the train, Whattwnera7When? | 18. Te man rowing the boat. alot ofbiood. the cai home. the wound. Practice 27 and 28 They oso ‘realed | the eat 2 This a alway stator. ‘twin wikand food. | ir What2Where™When? ‘900d care of the cat. ‘tier a few days, the ca | recovered. ‘The boys were very happy. ‘The parents lowed | themto keep the cat as their pet. They Tove The cat very much, uN. Practice 23 Kompung Petmatang Pauh is having a “Gotong-Royons" 10 clean the (1)par The (2hilagers are working together. A few men are cutting the (3}grass while another groups cleaning the {4)drains. The women are preparing food for the vilagers under a big [Sltent. Some boys are painting the (é)fence. A few gits are caranging the (7]fowet pots ot the park. After working very hard. the women are serving foods fo the people. They ore siting on the {8)benches and big {9)rocks by the (10}ake. Practice 24 a ee forniy luggage ceniving | helping Towers newspaper | paying ‘giving train (UR) | Wwolley canying | wetting toi ‘bags helping [crossing ceropians | ad pushing | erving cars motorcycle | walking | fing) Traffic ighis_|_camera seling Ten divers Faking Practice 25 and 25 1, The man sseling newspoper. 2. The ten diver sending a passenger to the hotel 3. He putting aluggage into the cor. 4. The famiy Is visting Kuala Lumpur 5. The customers ore queueing up to buy food. 6. The man is pushing « trolley. 7. The famiy & colecting fulisin the orchard, 8. The boys ate ing Kites. 9. The family crowing the road. 10. The man s paling the house. 11, The passengers are boarding the bus. 12, The waitress s serving food fo the customers. 13. Stic helping her mother in the kitchen. 14, The gifs re shopping at the mall 15, My fathers washing the cor. (© Perma Publications a 3. The people are queueing up to board the train, 4. A few people are stting on a bench. 5. Two men are running fe the train. Practice 29 1. square 6 Yom x 10cm 2. wooden 7, RM10.00 3. Memx l4em & rectangle 4. RM8.00 9. metal 5. white ond pink 10, blue, red ond black Practice 30 ©) I would choose frame B because it k made of clay Cond itis tasting. Lean ute it fora very long time, The: price is only RM10.00 which i very reasonable. | think t can afford it. Besides, It comes in white and pink (tke pink. So | wil buy the pink frame, It is V4em x 10cm which Is suitcile for my forty photograph, | can put if on the table in the fing room becaute it has a stand. tts oval In shape. tt looks attractive and |like it very much, 'b) | would choose frame C because itis made of metal and iti lasting. | can use tt for'a very long time, The piice Is only RMI2.00 which it Is very resonable. !think can atford It. Besides, comesin ive, red and block. Ike blue. So lwilbuy the blue frame. Its 1écm x écm which is suitable for my fomily photograph. {can put it on the fable in the living room because ithas 6 stand. it srectanguiar In shape. It looks attractive ond Itke it very much. Practice 31 and 32 [ Sibiect a who? _| Whait WhateWhere When? ‘my famiy | went io Pulau Langkawa and duting the hobdays, ‘fight from [we ba Kuala Lumpur. oa Langkawi akpor at a N..0am. Took our uga6e | fora ta, jie and waited | 9! The fox | took sto the hotel We checkedin _| ot Hotel Kencana, we went ‘Ground the wlandina boat n the evening. Thelsiand | was beautiful “After that | went ‘shopping. ve We enioyed [our ip very couch,UNI 4 - - Gromer Practice 1 La 3 An Ba 2 The 4. an The Grammar Practice 2 and 3 1. the 3 the 2a 4a Grammar Practice 4 1. roses in the vase 2. onimats in his farm 3, ollto fy the egg 4. storybooks at the book for Grammar Practice 5 1. betde = up 5. under 2 in 4. above Grammar Practice 6 Le 3 have 5. teaches 2 hove 4 go Grammar Practice 7 1. has 3. feeds 5. hos 2 bs Ae Grammar Practice 8 1. ciives play 5. eycle 2 washes 4 wear Grammar Practice 9and-10 wakes Biepores is teaches studies have Grammar Practice 11 1. serving — 3. aregolng 5. are talking 2. isreading - 4 is cooking ‘Grammar Practice 12 and 13 1. crewatering © 3. oreWeeding 5. areraking 2. isdlaging 4. isputting Grammar Practice 14 1. swam 3. went 5. cut 2 taught 4. celebrated Grommar Practice 15 and 16 1. went 3. caught 5. put 2 brought 4. were: Grammar Practice 17 the an ae 1. clean 3, call 5. comy 2 seve 4. play Grammar Practice 18 ond 19 1. bake 3. beat 5. invite 2 mx 4. hang 6 play Grammar Practice 20 and 21 1. fied 4, delicious 7. fat 2 round 5. ied 3. crowded 6 beautiful Grammar Practice 22 1. cre eating their food quietly 2. iscanying a tray caretuty 3. iswatkng hunted to the customer's table 4. is walling for thelr food patiently 5. are fatking nobly Grammar Practice 23 1. Salimah ishareworking but Suzie is lazy. 2. Is this your book ar your sister's book? 3. Puan Siti kind and generous, 4. The cat is fat and playfu. @ Permas Publications Grammar Practice 24 1. ‘ond {3 and 5.or 2 and 4. but units Section A 1. There is a big wet market in my town. tis a new wet market. ‘MrUm sells sh in the wet market. My mother goes to his tall to buy fish every day. 2. There Is a small post office in my town. Its anew post office. Encik Zainal works in the post office. Many people.go there. to buy stamps every day. Section B 1. Lost night. Karilo's father took her to the shopping mall, ‘They went by taxi. They bought clothes from a shop. Kania ‘ought @ dress. Her father bought a shit. Then, they had dinner at a restaurant. 2, Last Sunday, Rama's uncle fook him fo the beach. They went by car. They swam in the sea. Rama built « sandcartle. His uncle caught @ lish. Then, they had lunch under a shady ‘ree. Section C Sekolah Kebangscan Kencana is having sports day. Many Parents come to see thelr chidren participating. Salleh is taking part in the 100-m race. The headmaster Is giving away prizes to the winners. UNIT Section A (Question 1) 1. the fishermen are fishing. 2, They are ina boat. 3. The fishermen are using nets to catch fish. 4, There are many fish In the basins. 5. There are some food and drinks on the wooden box. Section B (Question 2) A} 1. cotton 6. RMI5.00 2 free 7. cotton and polyester 3. mug & white 4, ‘white and black 9. RM30.00 5S. Mand L 10. face towel 8) | would choose Tshirt B because the price Is RMIS.00. It reasonable and affordable. it comes in white and black. | wil choose black as it it my favourite colour. is made of cotton. It 'ssuitable and comfortable to wear. Section € (Question 3) Last week, Salim climbed up a rembutan tree behind his house. He went very high up. He stepped on an old branch. The branch suddenly snapped and he fel down. He injured hi leg ond head. His mother saw the Incident. she called the hospital. Later the ambulance came and took him to the hospital. He was warded. Whitten By: Aliya Malik, Hakim Mallk & Adioch Mohd Katid, Published By: Permas Pubications f 8, Jalon Permnas 16/3, Bandar Baru Permas Jaya. i 181750 Johor Bahru, Johor. Telefon Bimbit:O16-7171201 / 012-7716234 w‘STEP-BY-STEP IN WRITING 1 t ‘SUGGESTED ANSWERS SECTION A- VOCABULARY SECTION B - BASIC GRAMMAR Vocabulary Practice 1” Grammar Practice 1 4. tents 5. pall B. clothes line Proper Nouns 2.scout master 6. fire 9. hammock 1. Mrs. Wong, 4. Malaysia Day 7. Relau River a.flrewood 7. rlverbank 10. trees 2.Rompin Beach Resort S.Treasure Island 8, Sinar Medi 4. food 3. Sunday Mail 6,Petronas Twin Centre Towers Vocabulary Practice 2 Common Nouns Ldeckchair 5. sea Bites helicopter A.computer —6.clown 2.mat 6.float S.beach 2pedestrian crossing S.necklace 7. ducklings B.spade 7. boys 20. litter bins B.hibiseus 4. sandcastle Grammar Practice 2 Vocabulary Practice 3 1. old man, noodles 6.ady, hat, handbag, 1 playing S.collecting —&. imbing 2.rookeeper, tigers, meat 7. pupils, storybooks, library, 2practising 6. putting 9. carrying 3. tourists, museum, fruitfarm week B.arranging 7. 10. observing Aumonkeys, bananas, tree 8. children, present, principal 4, sweeping 5. boys, grandparents, orchard, ‘month Vorabulary Practice 4 waving S.pushing 8. waiting Grammar Practice 3 2.seeing 6. looking 9. putting 2 studies 5. jogging 8, swallowed, went 3. queueing 7. sitting 10, sereening 2. wears 6. went 9, take part 4. standing 3.sing, dance 7. said, boarded 10. attend A.standing Vocabulary Practice 5 People Places: Things Verbs | Grammar Practice 4 | witagers Shelter — | round table ig bowls 9. oxen ‘teenagers | lawn | kites/wau swim | 2.hours 10. teeth me ee pete ake. B.lorries 11, mangoes children house | clothesline eng] Nes ee stinan——[eoveas [goss —[pant—| buns ‘aay eee oes & 6. prices 14. brushes omy mernbars ducks oid | 7-feet 415. geese 23. storybooks uci jump] B-benches 16. cattle 24. passers-by ; dolls stand board game! Grammar Practice 5 Vocabulary Practice @ 1 buses S. buffaloes S.countries People | Places Things Vers] 2.flies 6. boxes 9. tigers, wolves passengers [houses | bus at 3.tadies 7.glasses 10. deer, rlraffes cold lady, lage | walking stick ['stand" | 4.men boy sunglasses | hold or a took Grammar Practice 6 aegis ween ote Lithe 5.a,the 8. the fone teed 2.The 6.anthe — 9.a,anja chock iisten ‘aa 7.the,the 10. an,a, the bag | cose a bushes ‘smileGrammar Practice 7 Lalotof 4-some 2any S.many 3. several 6.some Grammar Practice 8 LL band 4. pack 2. swarm 5. fitter 3. bouquet 6. collection Grammar Practice 9 our Shs 2. your 6.we ats 7.They Aner B. herself Grammar Practice 10 L.doudy 4 reckless, 2. slippery 5. muddy 3.tong, 6. Interesting Grammar Practice 11 1. friendly 5. tame 2.dumsy 6. dishonest B.gorgeous, 7. proud 4, skinny Grammar Practice 12 are 5..was 2am 65 Bis 7.Are 4. were Grammar Practice 13 a.has 4. speak 2. dances 5.ttkes Bihave 6. spends Grammar Practice 14 what 5. What 2.Which 6. Why 3. How 7.Where 4. When Grammar Practice 15 1. Who 4. who 2.whom S.whose 3. which 6. whom Grammar Practice 16 1. enjoys S.are 2. belongs 6. knows 3. attend 7.help 4. jogs Tpleaty of Bafew 7.-school 8. packet 9. yourself 10. ourselves 11. themselves 12. enyselt 7. difficult 8. glad 8. comfortable 9. neat, 10. talented were 9. was 10. are 7.listen 8. teach 8. How ‘9. Which 10. Why Tewhich 8. whose 8 buys 9. flies, flutters 10. are, are Grammar Practice 17 tives, rides, watches, rears, has, emplays, d9, helps, is, does, ‘feels, studies, become Grammar Practice 18 played gate saw 2.called 10. swam 18. gave 3.hid 11. sang, 19. read 4. took ew 20. drank 5.sold 13.ran 24, caught 6.won 1M. paid 2. shook 7.slept 15. rang, 23. brought 8. threw 16. pulled 24. broke Grammar Practice 19 went 5. bought 8. posted 2. taught 6. met 9. screamed, saw 3. visited 7.lent 10, started, ended 4. travelled Grammar Practice 20 1. Encik Wahab is mending shoes. 2. The little gil is brushing her teeth. 3. The postman Is delivering letters. 4. Uncle Roslan and Mr. Lee are playing badminton. ‘5. The boys are flying kites in the sky. 66. Azrul is cycling around his house. 77, Mariana and Juliana are helping their mother to prepare lunch. Grammar Practice 22 Lweresinging «4. wastaking 7. were cht 2. was doing. 5.was cutting 8. wes baking, was B.were shopping 6. was raining frying Grammar Practice 22 1.will post 4. willsit 7.-will prepare Zshallgo —“S.willstart_ 8. will meet 3.willfeed shall send Grammar Practice 23 Lgreedily SS. gracefully 8. quickly 2corréctty —-Grhurriedly” 9. dearly 3. clearly 7.sweetly 10. joyfully 4. soundly Grammar Practice 24 Lin 5. from to Dat 6. since 9.under 3.1nto 7.through 30. between 4.00 iiGrasnmar Practice 25 5. Lto 4.above 7.by ‘suBiéer [vena ‘OBIECT 2among -S.Infront_ «8. below The tourist_[ i taking [ photographs of AFamose. 3for * —— G.around Sueiect [vere OBiECT Grammar Practice 26 Theeils | aresiting | storybooks on the Lor S.because Bor ap reeding_| sofa although 6.50 9.1 : aif 7.but 10. because ae atieenee Aand 7 az SuBlECT [VERB ‘omecr uae petra _ Listen — [ee [isi tn othe mine. 2. Wei Aun is fat but he can run quite fast. : ay 2, Munir is @ hardworking and honest boy. are Tat out 3. Do you want the blue or green shirt? 5 eps Fated [fort parents toca 4. Julia did not go to school because she had a toothache. SR mer 5. You can have some sandwiches f you are hungry. Theboy | esehened[pabinhee tetSunder 4 SECTION C-SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION sumecr | vere OBECT Writing Practice 1 ‘Al's visited | Kuala Lumpur last month. L family ‘suBiECT [VER ‘OmEer 5. ‘Auman [washes | his bicycle every Saturday._| SuBIECT_[_VERB ‘OBIECT 2 The enjoyed | swimming in the swimming SumECT [vero ‘omiecT children pool. ‘mysister_| writes | aletier every weekend. 6. i 3 SumecT [VERE omc SumECT | _VERB ‘omECT Puan Rani_| Bought”| a dress atthe shopping mal Harigah | Uidies | herbedin the morning. 4 Writing Practice 4&5 SuBECT [VERE ‘OBIECT L Marcus | sleeps | on the sofa. SusIECT | _vERB ‘osect 5. The lady [is pushing | the pram at the park. Sumect [vers omecr 2 “The boys | play | hockeyin the field, SuBrECT | VERB ‘OBIECT Mother | pouring | Some tea Into the cups. [_suaiecr_|~vere ‘omecr 3 The woman | waters | the plantsin the garden. SumECT] VERB ‘oouecr “The maid | s putting | the dathes into the basket. Weiting Practice 2 4 1. ‘Sunecr | _veRe ‘omer SuBjecT | vERa ‘oBiecT Mary —_| Beooking | ice for dianer. Theman [buying [a ticket at the counter, 5 2 SuBECT | VERB ‘oniecr SUBECT [VERE ‘OBE Pak Man | ierepatring | the roof of his house. “he player | i Kicking | abl 6 3. ‘osiecr ‘SomEET_[— VERB. ‘OBIECT Salim —[istying [a big parcel. Jaina [15 eancing [on the stage. 7 SueIeCr | VERB ‘OaECT ‘SuBIECT [VERE ‘OBECT The cat "| isuekling | ies Kitens. The athletes { are running | in the race. iil‘sumer [VER ‘OnECT “Agroup of | arehaving | afootball match in the bays field. 9. ‘suaecr | vERe ‘omer Thegiri_[issinging | a song sweetly. 1 10. ‘SOmECT [VERB OBECT ‘The fiorist | arranging | the flowers on the table. Writing Practice 6 ‘Nouns ~ olisop man, zebra crossing, parents, schoo! bus, apis Verbs ~gohome; boars, queue up, cross, wait, hold Writing Practice 7 & 8 ‘SUBECT ‘VERB: ‘OBJECT The iolinop | isholding | a7STOP” sign at the man, zebra crossing. ZA few parents | are waiting | for their children . ‘outside the schoo Zthepupis | aregoing | home after school. 44. A few pupils the road at the zebra ___| crossing. ‘5. Some pupils | are vo board the school queueingup | bus. Waiting Practice 9 Nouns — crowd, customers, children, ladies, stalls, shopping bags, shoes, escalator Verlss ~ choose, look at try, 60 up, carry Writing Practice 10 & 12 SUBIECT VERE ~oBiECT Many peopie | are ~ [at the shopping mall 2 the are busy choosing things exstomers robuy. He 3, Two ladies | are carrying_| shopping bags. 4A few people | are going up_| the escalator. [S.atady is trying on | a pair of shoes. Waiting Practice 12 Nouns — workers, teachers, officer, pupils, machine, container ‘Verbs — pour, work, visit, show, look Waiting Practice 13 & 14 ‘SUBJECT ‘VERB, ‘oBlect L The pupils | are visiting _| a bread factory. 2 Many woriers | afe working | at the bréad factory. 3. Anofficer | Isshowing | the pupils around the factory. [The pupils | aretooking | ablgmachine that at sixes the flour. S.Aworker | Ispouring | some flourinto the big container. Writing Practice 15. ‘Nouns ~ puplis, teachers, seller, man, winner, monkey, ‘game, prize Verbs ~giva, choose, buy, watch, sell Writing Practice 16 & 17 Suuect [VERE onlecr, T.The pupils | are ‘Canteen Day. having BThe teachers | are Tood and drinks on that (eet | seting 3 The ‘are “some food rom the customers | buying sellers. — Aman ‘sewing | anrize tothe winner of | agama. S.Agroup of | are ' performance by the people watching | clever monkey and its L raster, Writing Practice 18, Nouns teachers, pupils, headmaster, present, bunga ‘manggor Verbs —have, stand, say, hold, feel Writing Practice 19:8 20 SUBIECT VERB omer | T The pupils | arehaving | 2 farewell ceremony mmattachérs |__| forthelr headmaster. Tthe pupils | are saying | goodbye to their béloved headinaster. 3. Aman ‘a present in his hands. | ‘4. Aboy = bunga manggar behind the teachers. 5. The pupils sad, Writing Practice 21 Nouns man, boys, pupils, teacher, man Verbs—water, weed, put, dig, feed Writing Practice 22 & 23 SuBECT The pupils 2. Two boys 3. The girl ‘the plants using a watering cn. [4 Agirh ‘the fish in the fish pond. | TAledy | puting | some ferisers onto e young plant. |SECTION D= INFORMATION TRANSFER: Whiting Practice 28 ‘Whiting Practice 24 Malayan | Unique Photo | Mull Purpose MUSICCLUS | ARTE CRAFT | DRAMACLUB Secret Recipes | Frame Bag. cus rice | 140.00 | RM25.00 2.00 Fee mwiz000 | 3.00 | RMA8.00 Free | Wropping | Faneybox | Fridge mognet permanth | _pertesson | _permonth item _| with ribbons Glasses | Saturdays and | Fridays | Mondays and nefits | i Learn new | T Dbplay tree | 3, For groceries on sundays Thurdays | ‘easrio-do | hotoaranks | ond shopping Time | 830am.— | 400pm— | 9.300m.— recipes | inonefame | ‘tems 2030am. | _530p.m._|_10300.m. 2onnew | > Abcatld | 2 nese tne we Tavites | tearm basic | Tteorn T Learn to ‘ane a of plastic theory of sketching. perform good ong, | “weoren | shopping bags preferred | painting —_ | acting Feature | Rtvocive | Uniaue fim- | Ecoftendiy P mereitte eaat penreraan | velvacane rerform | 2.Modern & | 2.Practize | Cece during concert | tradtional | vocalprojecton ‘atthe end of || Pandcrat wil | and facial Writing Practice 26 the course Eee eee eoeression: THOME GREEN | WiEMORY CAFE | “MY TOV SHOP A Theme | Fairy Tale | Notheme | Super Hero Weiting Practice 29 Food| Hamevooked | Avarietyof | Malay food and] "WOuld choose MusieClub———(¢) Fee ‘drinks meals & soya) food and fresh | soft drinks because | tike music very much. -RM20.00 per month bean drink _| orange juice Itis my favourite activity, -Reasonable and not a Freeitem | Chocolate | Portyhats | Goodie bags (a) Activity problem cake ae, Learn basic theory of preferred (d} Days of Classes ext —| “aso |auas00 | naa on “Sotudey aa Sundys (Gusersdac | pesonaee | pane: ae -Dream of playing guitar well -1de not goto schoal on. with friends | needed provided by (b) Activity fcasineia! party plonner -Perform during concert at the (e)Time end ofthe course 8.30 am.-10.30 am. Writing Practice 27 -Show my talent during concert -Does not lash with would choose Memory Cafe _(e) Food and drinks tuition clases becauseit offers avariety of —_-Avarlaty of food and food and my guests have more fresh orange juice | would choose Music Club because ke music very much. chotces. 1am not choasy about food itis my favourite activity. can learn the basic theory of playing (a) Cost (4) Free item guitar as realy dream of playing guitar well one day. {can - RIM25.00 per person = Party hats and masts also show my talent during a concert which willbe held ater The price is reasonable and -Idonothave to buy them have finished the course The fee s reasonable and itis nota affordable (e) Advantage problem for my parents. Saturdays and Sundays are weekends (e) Theme -No preparations needed when I do not goto school. The time from 8:30 a.m. to 10.30 am, No theme =I suitable 2s my parent is most sultable as am free during that time. tt also does not =1do not ind are busy working clash with my tition easses and study time. | would choose Memory Cafe because it offers a variety ‘of food and my guests haye more choices. Most of them lke fresh orange julce. The costis only RM25.00 per person. | think it {snot a problem for me to pay for fifty rlends to-attend my birthday party. Besides, there is no theme so my guests can wear ony attire they ike and they preferi* that way. I de not need to buy party hats and masks because they are given free. My parents, are busy working and we do not need to make any preparations. Therefore, Memory Cafe is the best choice. SECTION E- NOTE EXPANSION ‘Writing Practice 30 & 31 Introduction ‘SUBJECT | _VERB ‘OBJECT The scouts of | are very active. SK Tg Gelang. : ‘They organise | a few outdoor activities every year, | They enjoy __| the activites very much.Content 1 Time [sumer] ‘Beier tast——— the scouts wited | their new neighbours to Saturday, their house. They They had, ‘tenth the garden. When | they They talked and | happily. they chatted ‘The campsite J played ‘with the neighbours’ Content 2 chiidren. H WME | SUBIECT [weno ‘oaiecr The Tivided | the task among hem, | Writing Practice 34 & 35 teachers Introduction Bee eeeee PORE group | eblécted | Tirewood while sussect |_vERe oBlecr ‘another | prepared | the fre to start ita a ny fiend. rl group cooking. Her family [kes | togovisiting. ‘Balaand Azil | fished | at the nearby river. They. ve. in Taman Kenari. ‘Aftera | theboys | caught | some fish. : while, Ea Content conten. aa UME SUBJECT VERB OBSECT Time | SumIECT | __VERB ‘opecr ast Sunday, | the family | went .| to Melaka and ‘Atnight, [they | hed ‘acompfire. visited - [A Fambsa. They, ‘barbecued | the fish that The children. | rode | tfishaw and they | had caught, ‘went | found Bandar Hii. ‘After that, | they had some activities. a | Theyalso | visited - | maniy historical They sang ‘songs and played places there. | games. 5 7 Content 2 : “Writing Practice 32 & 33 TIME, ‘supect | vene | * ‘Owiect Introduction Afterthat, [hey | went _ | tothe Wfelaka Zoo. ‘suarecr | VERS ‘ouiker They [saw | many kinds of animals Toland Satit[are | brothers. thera, : Theirfather, [ts | @ doctor. “Theyalso [ went | for aride on the Toming Encik Razi Sari o ‘They ‘stay [fn Terman Bak They [loved | the beautiful view from Content He there. (Ciwae 7 “Sumecr | “vans ‘owecr Encik Razi | Bought | anew house in Taman | Content 3 Delma. ~—_Twme | SuBiECT [VERB ‘OaiECT ast they moved | into the new house aie, They | went | tothe stalls seling | sunday, souvenirs ‘The workers | cared | the furniture into the [hey ‘bought | some gifts for their house. friends and relatives. “The house big beautifulgarden. | They | had} their holidays. The children | were | very excited. enjoyed et Content 2 ‘SECTION F ~ ENRICHMENT EXERCISES Time | sumiecT [vers ‘omiecr Question 1 Wiitle they | te tame [teva them 1. The people are at the beauttul park. were busy | "elehbours 2. Two girls are catching buttertties. mene | es 3. Aman is teaching his son to ride hisnew bicycle. rts are jogging while two boys are play Sinton Tet ee ee 4. Two girls are jogging while two boys are playing badmi Thay [cine Sa as area] 5. Thee ae some ood containers onthe bench anda iter in ‘Aftertwo | thework | was ‘done. near it. hows, vi-Question2 ° 1. The children are getting ready to go ta school. 2. The older boy with a bag on his back is wearing his socks ‘while his brother is tying his shoe faces. 3. Their mother who is standing at the door is carrying a schoot bbag in her hand. 4. The boys’ father is already waiting for the two boys in the 5.A cock is crowing loudly nearby. Question 3 a REGENCY [SUN BLAST REMO THEME PARK | WATER PARK | NATURE PARK Package Fee |" RMi60.00 | Rnigs.00 | RM210.00 Location [12km from | i5km from — | 45 km from Shah Alam | Kajangtown | Temerloh town town =a Es Things Sports shoes | Swimming | Compass, Needed attire, caps | trekking attire and goggles _| and shoes Features |. fideon | 1. Enjoy 1 Spend a ‘merry-go- | watergames | night in the round, roter | in the jungle ‘coaster and | swimming ferris whee! | poo! 2. Enjoy more | 2. Paddle the | 2. Experience than 30types | boats around | jungle trekking offunand | the lake ‘and enjoy the ‘hting games beauty of flora and fauna (b) _Iwould choose Remo Nature Park because I love nature and also outdoor activities. | will enjoy activities like jungle {trekking and enjoy the beauty of flora and fauna, | will also spend 3 night in the jungle which isa thrilling experience for me. already have @ compass and a pair of good trekking shoes for the activities. { think this would be the best choice for me, Question 4 fa ‘30 MOVIE BOWLING KARAOKE, Price RM10.00, ‘RM6.00 ‘R12.00 per movie per game pet hour Venue Galaxy ‘Iskandar ‘AMK Carnival Mai! _| City Mat_| shopping Molt Time | 11300m, 230 [70.00am.~ | 11:30am. pm-ond5.30p.m. | 10.00 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Free ‘Movie poster ‘Socks iced lemon tea term Benefit | Gain experience | Good form of | Tovelease watching 3D | exercise tension movie vil (b) Iwould choose Karaoke because I love singing very much. | would release my tension as I really enjoyit. | can sing quite wel too. can also improve my singing skills. The place, AMK Shoppin, Mall is very comfortable and close to my hause soit would not be 2 problem for me to get there. The place is also spacious. Many 0 my friends can go there with me. Question 5 Suraya's family went to Rembau in Negeri Sembilan to attend her uncle's wedding during the holidays. Her father drove them there, The journey to Rembau took twa hours. ‘When they reached the house, everyone was busy preparing the house for the wedding, The Mak Andam was busy putting up ‘new curtains and decorations for the dais. Some people were ‘leaning the house. After taking a rest, Suraya's family helped in the preparations. The villagers were at the backyard preparing the food. They helpec ‘to cook the food in big pots. The men put up the tents for the guests ‘The bride and the bridegroom sat on the beautifully decorated ‘ais. The quests greeted them and wished them a happy married life together. Question 6 Salimah is my friend. She is ten years old. She Is good in English so her teacher chose her to take part in a storytelling competition. She was happy and confident that she would win the competition. She practised hard every day. Her teacher too was confident that she would do well, ‘On the competition day, Salimah wore her costume. She acted asa tiger. She went up the stage and stood in the middle of the stage. Then she started to tell her story. She was allitle nervous. ‘Then, she forgot her tines. She stopped and ran down the stage. She cried. Her English teacher went up to her and calmed her down. She ‘comforted Salimah and told her it was allright. She advised her to take part again next year. SECTION G ~SPECIMEN TEST PAPER Question 1 41. The pupils are having an art and craft lesson in their classroom. 2. The teacher Is explaining how to make paper flowers from coloured paper. 3. The girls at the back row are putting their flowers into the vase 4. The girls in the front row are still drawing and cutting out the flowers while another girl is playing with a paper bird. 5. gi in baju kurung is holding up a flower in her left hand.(a) = ei —- = ‘WYFATHER | MYFAVOURITE | MYFAVOURITE TEACHER SINGER |Gharacter i. Wise -waiphul Friendly . Generous 2. Respynsible _p.Charming lappearance [Fall and wears setae! \dsome and spectacles cessed elegantly locaupation | Architect | Primary school | Popular singer teacher : jenowledge Sood fart [Composing Sones ‘snes ] aniperate Thehiavernant mic pne at hwon tie Best Wale Mest buliding:. teinten! inger Award sown (0) would choose to tak about my father because ovetin very rch, He's my ide want be ike hi when I grow up He sa wise tnd generous person. Me tl ad wéars spectacles. He has eeat smowledge in designing buldings. He as designed the tallest bung in town lam very proud of my father. That s why think he isthe best person fr me to tlk about Question 3 “The pupils of SK Sri Rambal were in thelr classroom. Encik Yast, their “Mathertitics teacher was teaching in 6A class. Suddenly, the bell rang. ‘This time tt wastanger and repeated. The pupils knew it was afire dri, ‘Erick Yasr ordered the pupils to queue up quickly outside the lasgroom. Thef, they walked to the school field where they assembled in otdetty rows. ‘The firemen were there in the field. They demonstrated how to put ‘out afire using the fire extinguisher. The pups watched the deinonstration tillit endad, tt was indeed a great experience for all the pupils in the school, ‘Written By = Adivah, ‘Aleya & Abdul Hakirn Published By : Permas Publications, 60, Jalan Permas 16/3, Bandar Baru Permas taya, 181750 Johor Bahru, Johor. Handphone No: 016-7171201 vilSTEP-BY-STEP IN WRITING 2 (ENGLISH UPSR) _ 5 SUGGESTED ANSWERS tortoise 3. boys some magazines ‘exponsve for food iver is am Th famity Picnic having | 2 are baud seal 12, dogs shangor Barking, Practice 21 13, Father Bieycle bought 1. has 3 have 5. had rhas 7. has 14, Jam ied rice ate 2 had 4. hos 6. have 8 haves have 16 audience | “hands “capped 16. chidren balloons bow, m 5 7 ie bol = Lwas S.was wore 2 were te bee 2 were 4 was were . was Practice 5 = bal 1. comb 6. sit Vi. cycle 16 push |.) The sun rises in the east| a big red corto work. 2wak 7.stond 12 drive 17. sof ann Beat 13. ty 18. choose ‘dirk 9, hold avonge 19. feed 24 fewpupiswere Jand setsin the west Sie 1. = IS. pul 20. wash. Practice 6 3 amis father dives” fRavig agoiongroyeng 1. wipe 6. cut 11. measure 16. jump: ——— to clean the vitoge. Zpkant = 7.sing 12. fle 17, slide (down) ‘absent From 3 teach 8 pay 13. fh 18, putoniwear “|The vilagers oro yesterday. ‘chase 9. throw 4. pluck 19. deiver” “ Shang 10dig 15. sleep 20. bow 5.[the cockerelis ‘crowing loudly. UNIT 2 BASIC GRAMMAR ESeseecene Practice 7 ‘ i " 4. his 5. he 2 4 the [The pups of Sek Keb 5, some: Taman Makosah ore aNT 3giTING PRACTICES putes Practice 25 1. The fehmonger ses fah atthe stall every moming. : 2. The fshmonger kseling fzh at the stot now. 1. [fra ___fbroke_—_[ he no 3. The fishmonger sold fish at the stall yesterday. 2. juncie Ho [planted | vegetables on the form. Example 2 3: [Puan mah }eooked __[eunyin the ktichen. 1. Hayali reads a storybook’ the Hovary every day. [ithe chicken [butt | abigsardconte onthe beach! 2. Hayate reading a sioybookin the Rorary now. {The people — | celebrated National Day. 3. Hayatiread a storybook m the Worry thi moming. = es acoke forthe Bary. Practice 26 7 he gif” [s0ng | a song af the concer fe) Enck Sad takes breakias| every morning. a. [soa jweited [for he bus ai the buetop. fb) Enck Said ling om. 9. |e enbidoncs |onived [athe scene. [c) Enck Said took breakfast yesieray. Ta}Minch [helped {Ror mother fo hang the {6} Enck Sad wal take breakfast fomorrov. lathes fod. 2) The chidren go fo the fun far evory day. Thay tamnty —_[vitted | Uncte Jim at the hospital. {b) The children are gohng fo the fun for now. 9 {o) The children went fo the fun fa tast right ta} tha| boarded as {d) The chidren wil go to the fun fair tomorrow. 3.(a) The farmer feeds the geese every day. {b) The former's feeding the geese now. {c] The farmer fed the geese just now. [d) The farmer wal fed the geese fornorrow aftemoon. 4,fo)_ Mrs Wong collects chicken eggs every evening. {0} Mes Wong is collecting chicken eggs now. {c] Mrs Wong collected chicken eggs an hour ago. {a} Mts Wong wil collect chicken eggs next week, 5a) Zul and hes fomiy visi their relatives at the hospital every (0) Zul and his family ore visling their relatives at the hospital at the moment. {c) Zuland his famiy visited their relatives ai the hospital yesterday moming a) Zuland his farnity wal visit their relatives at the hospital soon. Practice 27 ‘some food for the man. ‘dinnerin the Kichen. some food af he food #2 2 [io buy food 4 Hhelable | 3, apiclwe. tore food “Tie otf] staking, Toher fiends, ‘wolemelon ice 3 [Sarai [is plenting ‘plant ‘Anaihor boy eating | wihaspoon. & [the cor | bstopeing a the ais Bg "Tine mans preparing | dis fr his custome. 7. [The bore | ere crossing the rood. The watress | toling | order fiom fhe couple, ja fhe cat | ectinting ‘mi 3]}the man |1stalking | fo the wares. 9. [The famay | is decorating | the howse. =| holmeiady —lesting _Letmetcbie. athe indy __| 8 feeding [the baby. | _ Nit 4 SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION Practice 2? 1. Ai 2. [The baby [The Boys 4 fhe man 5. [the big cal 6. |The soldiers: 7. [the band [the musician 9. [The drummer| is beating the drum. 1 The people | are ‘ota busy wet market. a}fthe chor | issnging }osong. _ A fewaastornes | are buying | some vegetables ond fh. 3. Thefthmanger_| is welghing | a ish for hs custornes. 4, Amon ishokding _[awatereton. [5. the tut seller [sets | mony kinds of fruits at his sto | ‘@Permas Pubicatans aput Tho 2sland 8. queue up, 3.sif 9.100 4 tok 70. wait S.wak ___V.give. ‘écany 12. by 2. the pupis 3. Twobos 4. Apretect 5. Abe (@ Pormas Pubkcation car z 1. fell 7st T. The people fare shoppng | at the supermarket. Zbicycles B.handbag | Zhelp 8. toke 2. A feweustornas Jw quevehg ip | 10 pay forthe groceries. ‘S.bags___9.man 3.stop 9. camy 3, Some people_|are choosing | the grocertes. 4.boys __10.tady ‘4.cross__10.cal sea Ishokdng | a watermeton white another 5. passon by H.road ‘S.cycle come out man is standing next to him. trees 12. iver ‘walk 12 pickup eae lepusting [a troley while her sons : siting in Practice 42 UNIT 5 INFORMATION TRANSFER ‘Lie bor Practice 53 Z.Twobos [are crossing]| the road. F ‘SuThedkerdihoes [is coming | out of he carto help the boy. 4. The lady i picking up| the bag. ‘S.there is carow of houses nea the road. Practice 44 aa Opening 7 oa ~1opm| aaa a Opening |ioam-6pm. | 9am-4pm | Bam-10p: 2.tent 6. fama 3.0 9. scouts Entrance | RMB for aduts_|RIMIQ for acts] RM20 fr ads i ose Ls cand Mis for [an RMB ior | ond Rufio ‘S.comera 11. waterfal $.float __12. ler bask Free Git | Paper hat Woogen, | Ice-cream Practice 45 Ez a | Perfarmancesty | Documentary is ‘Special | the taenfod aga | Focume 1.the family [shaving ‘Ataction| Toy he Oophine | Bm siowon,| None 2.the chidren [ore svirmring| !hombo the Sock istory 3. Two made touits are toking Practice 55 7 Kews00s _|arecoreing {a} State Museum (Why?) (4) Entrance Fee (Why?) Sthe boy eras Like the place very much MIO for adulfs ond RMS is taking Its my favourite place forchiktren : Thave money and can Practice 47 {b) Activtiog (Why) ee are See ancient arfacts and information on Stone Age _{e) Free Gift (Why?) Wooden key chai (c) Opening Hours (Why?) Seo menaan 9am.-Apm. Suitable forme {f) Special Attraction (Why?) Tam usually free during: Documentary fim show Ibis time: on “World History”1. would choose fo go fo the State Museum because:1-Ake the plooe very much. Its my favourite place. I can see afcient ‘rtfacts and inforrat Stone Age. Moreover. I want to watch the documentary fim show on “World History". I wl get ‘a wooden key choin, I con keep my keys. The entrance fee is [RMI0 for aduits and RMS for chikkren. T have enough money ‘and can afford to pay fori. The opening hours are ako suitable forme. 1am usualy free during this time. Practice 54 {0} Drearrweatd theme Park tt?) {d) Entrance Fee (Why?) Tike the place very much RM20 for adulf and RMIO tis my favourite place forchidren Thave money and can re young and okt (¢) Free Git (Why?) Twant fo ride-on some Ice-cream of them Like lo eat ice-cream {c} Opening Hour (Why?) {Special Attraction (Why?) Bam.- 10pm None : Suitabie tor me 1 ust want to enjoy myselt Tam wally free during this time |. would choose fo go to the Dreamworkd Theme Park because Tike the place very much. Its my favourile place. There are many thiling rides and T want to fide on ome of them. There ‘re no special attractions. I do not mind because I just wan! to enjoy myself. I wil get an ice-cream so I do not have to buy ‘one. The entrance fee is RM20 for adutts and RM10 for chiren. | have enough moneyand can afford to pay fort. The opening hours are alo suitable forme. 1 am uruaily free during this time. ‘Number of] players} Two to four | Fourteen players] Players: in wo teams players: jin two fears: ena Tg? Tere oe te — leona ow Eee [eRe od ee sigced | Een od ae meg eee eels ea fee” ronan Needed fond bait ‘and letter les {Not end bat rece {0} Scrabble (Why7} {d} Gender (Why?) 1 ke It very much ‘Males Gnd females It's my favourite game. IT can play with my _temienome See po tse T.can play in the house: poten conpeltons (c) Number of Players (Why?) rane Two to four players (1) Things Needed (Why?) ‘Small number Playing board and letter tes Thave aset 1 would prefer fo play scrabble because iti my favoutte ‘garne. Hike very much. Itis on indoor game. Ike indoor gars because I con play in the house. I can easly get two fo four players to play with me at any te. This game is sullable for ‘males and females. So, can play with my brothers ond sisters. have a scrabble set at home, so I do not have to buy one. rimcien'¥ Son tae to leprave fy wocsbubary Leon bo Hine finineevenng fin ine momng [in he evening | _Paticbalehnscrobble competion. Duration | hour Vhour, ‘2hous Practice 61 Venue [Atmepak [Atinepae [ithe seeing : Food end fenawchos od igh cairn as Faas eo nciponied | ice emrescqo — [emzaocco —_|ewa7o ‘o Tareral| Specroors nd] Sbedoore ond 1 become ond fee” [emsco—[mai.oo | eva 3 qi ni Practice 58 Attraction | Ground fioor | Bigsideland [Big garden (a) Activity 2 (Why?) {d) Duration {Why?} Sy eeu poste On thou fan [Rearihe ~~ [Nearthesksi_ ear Wargo iejees eal Not toc tong Facitics |CentralPokce |Teralcl General [Recreation Park eu. o0 te} Yenue ya Sotonons foes loppne e.cblem ‘ T have the money Not far from my house ‘Bank Hypermarket \Complex {c) Time (why?) () Food and Drinks {Why?}, Land 1300 square: 1750square {3 400 square Trin sri oases co fleet foot feet hansen Bove lobuy — Pecharies tractce «2 | would choose actly 2 because cycing & my favourite (2) Semi-Detached Howse (Why?) (a) Attraction (Why?) pain Mr eeecethmenanns etemstancde ——— TReMveymuch | Bogan ‘Gcfily because T am usualy free in the morring. The duration gardening See ee oe nna oelong end'Twanot be bored Tre (0) Pce (Wb?) melas eo ee ceieealtartom myraue ne tees ESTO) fl Rube ro aon RMI.00. Ido not have problem to pay RM1.00. Moreover, food ae Park and Sunshine Shopping cond dinks wil be provided. So, do nat have fo buy them. fe) Number of Rooms (Why?) Compkex ‘ockocms and Cergo opp. joadina. Sbaiheooms cycling ond exercise Saab tory {A} Land Area (Why?) Large land area Can have a playhouse ‘@ Permas Pubsications| Chooke the semi-detached house because itis my ype of house. It ike it very much. It has four bedrooms end tree butrooms, It is suitable for my big family. It ako has leaygorden, My mother can enjoy gardening as fis her hobby. The house oko has a large land area. So my brothers and sisters ‘can have a playhouse. They can aso play in the compound. ‘Mytomily ond T congo shopping at Sunshine Shopping Complex. We can jog. cycle and exercke at the Wangsa Recreation Park. The price is RM370 000. Its expensive but my father can afford fo buy I. UNIT 6 NOTE EXPANSION Practice 63 Content 7 1. One day, Zainal went to the night market near his house. 2. He bought some fish and vegetables. 3. After that, he waked home. 4: Hesawawoman, 5. She was waking in font of him. &. The woman was canying a handbag. Content 2 1. Sudden, two men on a motorcycle came near her. 2. One of them snatched her handbag. 3. The woman fell down on the road. 4. Quickly. the men sped on ther motorcycle. 5. The woman shouted for help. & Zahal chased the motorcycle. 7. He throwhis basket towards the men. Content 3 1. The men fell off from the motorcycle. 2. A few people tan to the scene. 3. They caught the two men. 4. Then someone called the pofce. 5. Affer a few minutes, the potce anived. & They took the men to the poice station. 7. The woman thanked Zainal and the people for helping her. 8. The polce prated Zainal for his quick action. Practice 65 Introduction 1. Jomil and Zain ore brothers. 2. They five in Taman Bahagia. 3. They love animals. Content 1 1. One-day, Jami and Zain went jogging at the park. 2 They felt fred. 3. So, they sat under abig tree. 4. They drank the water fom the botties. 5. They sawa gordener. 6. He was kmrming the long grass nearby. Content 2 1. Suddenly, they heard a mewing sound. 2. The sourd became louder. 3, They looked up the tree. 4. They saw a cot. 5. Itmewed loudy. & Mlooked scored, 7. They feltsory for the cot, Contert 3 Jy The boye wanted to potp the cat Quickly, they asked the goreener for help. 3. The gordener took a ladder. 4. He chrnbed up the hew. 5. He carted the cat down. & Then, they thanked the gardener. 7. The catwent away. 8 They were happy. (© Permas Publications Practice a7 Infreduction 1. My name is Rekaf Husin, 2 T study al Sk 8uldf.Beruntung. & Lamin Year 6now. 7 Content 1 1. Last week. myschoot organised a hip to Melaka. 2. We went by bus. 3. We were very excited. 4. We started our journey at 8 a.m. 5. We queued up to board the bus. 6. The Journey took two hours fo reach Melaka Content 2 were exclled = reached sow bought 2 fed = went 1. At10.am. we reached Melaka. 2. We were very excited. 3. Our teachers bought fickets fo enter the z00. 4. We went into the zoo happliy. 5. We saw many kinds of animass, 4. We fed the mankeys with bananas. Content 3 > hod = bought = were happy > went home = went 1. Later, we went to a souvenit shop. 2 We bought some souvenirs for our farrily members. 3. In the evening. we went home. 4. We had a memorable day. 5. Wewere happy. Practice 69 Thiroduetion 1. Sulaiman is my fiend. 2 Hefsa scout. 3. He thes to.go camping. Content 2 > were excited went = brought 1 gyeed = wore : 1. tant weekend Sunn are i fend went comping stacompste. 2. They cycled there. 3. The journey took about an hour. 4. They were excited. ‘5. They brought along thek clothes, tents and other ‘camping equipment. 6, Allof them wore the scout uniforms. Content 2 > prepored ~ pitched ~ hod ~ looked = reached |. When they reached the campsite, Sudin and Salman prepared dinner. ‘After dinner, they had some activifies. Content 3 ~ went ~ cleared up - were happy, - collected : > packed |. The next moming, they cleared up the place. 2. Abu collected the rubbish, white 3, the others packed thef things. 4. Affer that, they went home. 5, They were very happy because 6, they had a memorable experiance.ice | RM3500 RM42.00 RM32.00 [Special | Bult with Giows hn the Feature _ | automate crroot| C28 ORG FOS | cae Number of[3bigszed | 2smalisized | 1 small sized Botteries | batteries batteries battery Name of | Ail shopping Shop JAlToy Stores | J.R. Toy Shop nae ‘One set of Ton [Batteries Smarties do} Colouring book [dress worker feeding the anima. His grandfather fish in the pond. He saw some cows grazing in the field. After Tin the evening, he folowed his grandiather to town. They sold the eggs fo a hop, Jalt had @ memorable experience on that \diboh; 'Aleya & Abdul Hakim, Published By: Permas Publications @, Jaton Permas 16/3. Bondar Bars Permas Jaya, £81750 Johor Bahr, Johor. | Hanlphone No 016-7171201 | woudl choose the Leno Cobank because 1 knowmy coush willie it very much. It ]ooks beautiful. The price is only RM32.00. T have enough pocket money to buy it. My cousin can keep his ‘coinsinit and I wil get a fee colouring book. I can buy it af AR. ‘Toy Shop which is not far from my house. ‘© Permas Publicationstitta STEP-BY-STEP IN WRITING 3 = SUGGESTED ANSWERS SECTION A VOCABULARY Vocabulary Practice 1 (Pg: 3) Nouns: People 1 cashier 1 _brother 1 head 2_doctor 2 daughter 2 _ebow (3 _engineer ‘3 _cousin 3 om 4 mechanic 4 nephew 4 hand 5 _pkumber_ ‘5 niece ‘5 neck 6 _saor 6 customer 6 chest 7 feheran 7 _etosmate 7 feger ‘8 _compenter 8 neighbour 8 waist 9 poke 9 _grondiather 9 knee 10 teacher 10 _grondmother 10 shoulder Nouns: Objects. a eee 1 blackboard 1 bow i 2 fon (2 plate 2 motorcycle 2 desk 3 wok 3 yon 4 chor 4 pot 4 ony 5 basket 5 shi 5 bur 6 cupboard 6 pon 6 frower 7 window 7 _oven. 7 soad sign 8 door 8 kde 8 zebra crossing 9 light 9 _dish rack 9 trafic lights 10 _cholk 10 _cooking of 10 roundabout Vocabulary Praciice 2 (Pg. 4) Vocabulary Practice 7 (Pg. 8) 1. wall ‘5. necklace 9. jacket 1. celebrate 5, advises 8. cycles 2. sole ‘6. sweater 10. fools, 2. delivers 6. spends 9. bloom: 3. twigs 7. camera 1. mouse 3. leave 7. attend 10. withdraws. 4, knob ‘8. rods, 12. escalator 4. search Vocabulary Practice 3 (Pg. 4} Vocabulary Practice & (Pg. 8) T. baker ‘S. victims 9. sibings 1. baked 5. played: ‘8. measured 2. cousin 6. passer-by 10. author 2. sipped 6. chopped 9. dug 3. maid 7. participants 11. campers 3. spread 7. informed 10. swallowed 4. bugkr 8. joggers 12. daughter 4, stole Vocabulary Practice 4 (Pg. 5) Vocabulary Practice 9 (Pg. 9) 1. factory §. orchard 9. roof ‘Stuation 1 2. street 6. aisle 10. junction 3. riverbank — 7. school hall, Ni. bland 4. bedroom — 8. hospital. 12. stage Vocabulary Practice 5 (Pg. 5) 1. eagle 3. dessert ‘5. patients (2. diary 4. advice Vocabulary Practice 6 (Pg. 7) 1. sewing the clothes 9. brewing tea 2 decorating the hall 10. hoisting the flag 3. weeding inthe garden 11. glvingaspeech - 4, roling the dough fiat 12. dusting the picture 2. customer 2. paying 5. packing the luggage 13, falking on the phone jn if 6. moving info a new house 14, crawling through the hole ele eee 7. tying tes inthe fied 15. loading the truck 4. middle-aged lady | 4. walking sowly &. fluttering round the flowers 5. couple 5. choosing4 peo Sn ot 5. Nenecchapere na Gea he Dat this moment. “afioxrioom. 1. ThelGSpriged theGs0 he wos tate oASED 8. 1 theChilekework hard, they wil succeed, 9. Allth ore in the Canteshexcept the 1. eittand ou @bihept0 thet Gund twice a week. Vocabulary Practice 11 (Pg. 11) 1. heawy rain 5. curved root 2. big umbrelia 6. fong raling 3, sippery pavement 7. young lady 4. while cor 8. wet newspaper Vocabulary Practice 12 (Pa. 12) stuction T 1. village 4. serving 7. enioving 2. tents 5. table 8 receiving 3. guests 6, jugs Stuation 2 _ 1. cinema 4. buying 7. ends 2. wath 5. are 8 send 3 6. starts Vocabulary Practice 13 (Pg. 14) 1, alter of kittens 7. Agang of thieves 8. acluich of eggs 9. aflock of sheep 10. aherd of elephants 11. @-group of bays 12. a.comb of bananas 2. abunch of roses 3. a bundle of frewood 4, asset of too’ 5, afightof stats: 6. a'swarm of bees vilage- 1 have! tewarha pantel Me ltower which Tike moi daiies, cérriations anct roses. They are very VEN. do not have much funiture in Le } nous, There are! & leotiee table, L 2° | antique chairandl__lsmat Teteveion te }iving room. There sL&_l ning table wih sbcchats in Line | dining room. Grammer Practice 3(Po- 17) tan 3A 5.An 2a 4 the 6. the, the Grammar rackce £PS: 18) 1. feeth 5. tacks shoes 2 ehidren, grandson & monkeys, bananas 3, skoas, gloss 7, omen. sheep 4. teoves 8. days weeks Grammar hractice 5(?@- 19) 1. much 3. many 5. plenty of Dsevert = 4 any & Kile Grammar Practice 6 (Fa. 20) Labtof 3 some 5. afew 2 sever) =A. many 6 alle Grammar Practice 7(P3- 21) We 3.our 5.us 7. they 9 them 2We 4 us &H &we 10. We Grammar Practice 8 (Po. 21) 1. myset ‘4. yous! 7, themselves 2. himsott 5 ihelh 8. youseNes 3. heset 6 ounelves Grammar Practice 9 (Fo. 21) 1s 3. thes 5. ous 2. yous 4. his 6 hes ‘Grammer Practice 10 (Pg. 22) 1 beavituly 5. polley «8. uty 2 gracotuty 6, fernly 9. hungry 3 patiently T.angly 10. husiedty 4. sary‘Grammar Practice 11 (Pg. 23) |. successful 4. untidy 7. narow 2 sharp 5. exciting & enjoyable 3. aifficutt 6. talented Grammer Practice 12 (Pg. 25) Ihave 3. feeds 5. is 7. belong Dis Ais 6 knows 8 keeps. Grammar Practice 13 (Pg. 25) 1. does 5. loves 8. prefer 2. cycled 6 work, 9. was 3. was 7. has 10. fike 4 has Grammex Practice 14 (Pg. 25) Ido 3. were 5. comes 2. was 4. are bi Grammer Practice 16 (Pg. 28) Text A \. dreamt 6. reached «11. tied 2. was 7. was 12. did 3. started 8 sumounded 13. woke 4. appeared 9. hoking) = 14. was, 5. walk 10. wanted 15. hurt Text 8 Lis 5. reach 9. cooks 2 bves 6 sit 10. go 3. takes 7. catch 1. take 4, bring & go 12. look Grammar Practice 16 (Pg. 27) 1. Mrs. Kumar does not/doesn't lve in Subang Jaya. 2. Kamal cid noi/didn't give me any stamps. 3. The pupi did not/dikin't ty to do the sums themselves. 4. My cousin is not/isn'tattending the Creative Writing Workshop. 5. The chiidren ore not/aren't ready to take part in the Faity Tale Fashion Porade. 6. The guest-of-honour will not/won't amive in ten minutes. 7. The players shoukd not/shouldn't put on ther sports tire today. 8. Most of the pupils were not/weren't late yesterday. 9, Everyone does not/doesn't Ike Jane because she is not/isn't friendly. 10. Mother will iot/wor't give me a present it.I do not/don't work hor. SECTION C SIMPLE CREATIVE WRITING Wiling Practices 1 22 (Pgs. 30 £31) |. Sti feeds a bow of cat food fo a iter of kittens. 2. Father is making a wooden hutch for my pet rabbits in the garden. 3. Salim usually switches off the ights before he leaves his tidy bedroom, 4. Puan Kalsom § pushing a frotey stowly while shopping at the supermarket. 5. A.crowd of young people is buying tickets at the counter to watch the circus. 6. The two siblings are buiding a beaufiful sandcastle while thet porents ore chatting under a shady tree. 7. The sicky patients are walling patiently for their tums tose the doctor. 8. Boon Leong is dusting the cupboard with a feather duster while his sister is mopping the floor. ‘Wilting Practices 3% 4 (Pgs. 32 £33) 1. Mother and I prepared a delicious cake forthe Partly in the kitchen. 2. A group of pupils decorated the stage beautifully for the annual concert. 3. Puan Limah served the two guests some cold ‘drinks in the cosy dining room. 4. The mechanic changed the back tyre of the car which wos punctured. 5. Grandmother weaved the coconut leaves to make a basket of kefupat for Hari Raya. 6. The villagers evacuated their homes quickly by boat because of the flood. 7. Actowd of spactators was waving and cheering for the footballers in the stadium. 8. Budin fled his shoe faces on the steps before he lefi for school SECTION D SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION Witing Practice 5 (Pg: 35) = 2] Sees] newspaper while sting Jcrandtather | treading enarociaig chat. Mother emanging | fowersina vaso. Father watching | ieloviion. Willing Practice 8 (Pg. $6) A few farnty thei meak under a big members ore taking umbreta. ‘Agapat : oieren swimming | inthe sea. Acowe | estingon | S85rOck whe ; revipaper wo Arman breading iting on a deck chair.ame Z }RM28.00 IRM57.00 poe Gx [MSEBOSE [Torbier Natebook inosaurs: Besides, the notebook w ‘can Wisi fo wife notes and bring Ht fo Wilting Practice 23:(P¢- 43) T would choose the because . |started odo The gts | decried and threw ards fiend| ore. pupils of Sk Sutera Jaya. fove, {football very much. Every evening, they | play footbal in the field. Content 1 ~ continued playing -went to play ~ fumed and looked were playing ran and chased saw fer the ba they hoard a toud sound Wie jon the toad. athe drecion ofthe sound ico car racing wih each other 4 Playing footbot. Content 2 was Injured helped ~ called heardenor [hadteant — | atesson. nol io repedt the they promied | sp) PPect her wana they fepciogied | to thetody. fiheboy [tet named [ot hersotves. SECTION G SFECUAEN TEST PAPER Question 1 1. crowd of peopie Is af a cinema,” 7A few people ore queueing up at the counter to buy tickets fo watch the movie at the cinema. 3. Two boys are looking at the posters on the wall while a boy and a gli are buying popcors. A.A boy in T-shit and a git who & wearng a blouse cre tasking fo each other. 5. A Ittle gittis icking herice-cream and talking to her would chioose peiige with satted egg becatse 1 love to eat portdge very much. It's my favours food. Moreover, I do not fke fo eat fish and 80 sated ‘299s preferable. Apart fom that, tis he cheapest compored fo the other food offered. I co not have to spend a fot of money on food. The ponidge is avaliable ct breakdast and dinner ime. Twould go and buy ft for ‘breaklasl Furthermore fis c suitable mat for breakfast too. Question 3 Rahimi ives in Johor Bahru. Hes friendly and has a lot of fiends. He Bikes to comespond with boys and gits of his ‘age from other ports of the world. He has penpats from many counties. (One of his penpals is Alex from Austrafia. Thay have been corresponding with each other for sc months. During the last holidays, Aiex poid Rahimi a visit. He came to Johor Bahrv fo get fo know Rahimi better, Rahimi and his family were at the Senal Aiport fo weicoma Alex. They greeted each other and Alex was walcomed with open arms by his family. After the 'gelling-to-knowr you session’, they took him home. Rahimts mother, Puan Shatifch prepared a delicious and sumpiious lunch for them. Alex enjoyed the meal. Alfer that, the farrlly took Alex sight-seeing around! the celly of Johor Bahru. They alse went shopping at the “pasar alam" which was something new to Alex, Rahimi Introduced Alexto his friends too. ‘That night they went fo the food court where Alex tosted traditional Malay food fke laksa, mi rebus and satay. The next moming, they took Alex fo Melaka, the historicot city. Alex had the experience of going ona ‘tishaw ride oround Bandas Hilt. They visited many places. Alex took a lot of pictures during his visit hare. (On the last day of his vst, Alex gave asouventrto the family.1t was a picture of them in a big frame. It wes time tosay goodbye. The two friends hugged each other af the ckport. He was sad fo leave them and he promised to ‘ult them again. He thanked the fart for their king hospitoliy. they promised to keep in touch. + Adlboh, ‘Alaya & Abdul Hakim + Permat Publentions . 6, Johan Permas 16/3, Bondar Baru Pertnas Jaya, 81750 Johor Bary, Johor. Handphone No: O16-7171201: _ Drill & Excel VOCABULARY and GRAMMAR -— 1000 QUESTIONS 1. My father’s father is my grandfather. 2. My-father’s mother is.my grandmother. 3. My:mother’s mother is my grandmother. 4, My mother's father is my granctather. aia 5. My uncle's son is my cousin. 6. My uncle's daughter is my cousin. + 7. My mother’s brother is my uncle. 8. My mothers sister is my aunt.By I. tree 2 nest + 3: Boop 4 cave wt, 8.°Stable 6. hive By 1: suns, 2. flies 4, gallops 1. web 2. ostrich 3. butterfly 4. beak 5. grasshopper 6, feathers By |. playground 2. post office 3. railway.station 4. cinema 5. market 6. policé' station 4, bamboo, 6, ‘sunflower1. Lisa loves to eat bananas and'd?inges. "‘ “* 2. Ratna cuts the aubergines to cook curry. 3. Mat Wall puts the fomatoes' ‘Into the plastic bags. 4. AumtYoges' buys, some cabbages sit the market 5. Puan Dina plucks the mangoes and puts them into a basket. oP Be By |. swimsuit, swimming cap, goggles 3. flour, butter, eggs: > - 5. circle cabulary Practice 38 Ay1. Sunday a. Tesday ~ a 5. Thursday ai 7. Saturday ere ce AB L days: gous 8. Monday ipe-croamn 5. Friday fruit juice eit @ first 5. May fy, e 7. duly stir @. September cover 11. November o PP ee PN Beoan ‘Wednesday Friday ‘Thursday . every day fourteen,2.» boy, balloans,,.20: 4. farm, goats 2 men 4, leaves 6. tories 8. sheep 10. thieves... 3._doctor 3. zebra a a [Places [Things Grammar Practice 8 1 beach 1 car B [Countable Nouns <2. ecissors 1 kate 2. glass 8. net & plate 4. fork &_spoon 6. bowl » a cere ‘Uncountaiste Nouns 2, fetter 1. sugar 2 tea en a. mnik 4. butter 5. jam 6. bread By A. boy, water 2 monkey, baiana come Prasice 8 eee Seer A chicks, present, stamps Grammar Practice 3 By 1. soup, lade 2. Kites Sky ‘Common Nouns 7 7 3. cats, fur 4, oll, wok ae aed , Grammar Practice 10 3. river - & cage * Grammar Practice 20 5. bow! B 6 tock Ay 1. afew buttons 2. many people [Proper Nouns: 8.- some fish 4, alot of sand 1. Vijaya 2. Sunday Ee ‘5. much money 6. a fittle oil 8. Dallas 4. Proton Saga = SBA Ig. some 2 alittis 5. Desa 6. National Day: A 4. alotot 1. doiis 2. zips: aa 3. drums 4. boxes: a. the 5. brushes 6 tomatoes 6&3 : 8. an 10. an 1. cherries 2. tiles 12. the 3. lorries 4. leaves aa 5. shelves 6. knives 7 7. det 8. dice 3. sheep 10. men 1. oxen 12. geese 2 tw aa © the At cake 2 chillies: at 3. keys 4. houses Phe 5. babies 6 watch 6 At 7. mango 8. bananas2B... gig Apu 6. hang 8. “sweep & 4. am, are 2 issare 3. 1s, are 4. is,are au oo 5. fs, are 6. is, are 5 it ee Bis 2. am Bus aoe 6. is ' 2,, their 3 a his 5 6. our 2 was, were 7. 8 my 4. was, wore 4. 10. his © : 6 was, were tts AR: My. LB was 2 were _ S 3 was A. were 6. was 8. was 2. have, have 4. has, have... 6. has, have 2. has 4. had 6. had 8. had - BW 1. (@) doe {b) does, 2 (a) does (do 3. (@) does @)do Bt. do 2 do 3. Does 4. did zx Practice 17 5. did 6 Did 1. What is this? 7. as . o-oo ater Grammar Practice 23 3, How much is it? Setar : 4. When is Labour Day? Bh 1, paint 2 laugh: §. Whose bicycle is this? 3. dance 4. “play . & Which shirts yours? 5. jogs 6. cooks 7. Whatis in your bag? Te barks:.sr% 8. reads 8, Where do ‘they come front? Bil. like. 2. know . 3. cries 4. rises 5. eat 6. rains ‘i riba 6 (© Permas PublicationsGrammar Practice 24 feat, everyday « . 2. wake, every morning 3. go, every Monday" ° ~~ 4. Visit, every vear 8. ‘mows, every month 6. cycle, every weekend 7. plays, evary evening 8. “washes, Saturday evening 9. brushes, every morning, every night 10. “goes, every Sunday 11" go, once a week 42. runs, always 13. barks, usually 14, work, sometime 2 soll 4. keeps 6 drinks 8. washes 10. sleep 12 ‘plays 2. selling 4. Kicking 6.emunning.« 5° 8. sitting 40> cutting 12. riding 14, diving 15._noping \B 1." Lam reading a storybook now. . 2. Maria fs crossing the road now. ° > 3.. The chifdren are eating sandwiches now. 4. The kitten Js playing with a ball now, 2. am 4. is 5. are 6. are 7 & ae ais 10, are 1. ‘Waited 2 jumped 3. baked ‘4. heard 5. danced 6 hopped 7. jogged 8. robbed a skipped ‘fo fried 2 14 16. 18. 20. hit 2 put a read 90 went, vB eat—ate a played, last Saturcay ee fea last year : “2 7a, © aed, ‘ston Bi 1. baked “ "2. eleaned” ° 3. drew 4. caught 6, 400k 6. cut 7. swam 8: bought AW 1,3,4,5,8 By I. shalt mop 2. will sol 3. will feed 4. will watch A 8. shail work 6: wit buy 7. ‘will water a 8. will rain Grammar Practice 32 Ab on 2mm ae 3. at 4a ia Boat 6. on Br {wake up at six tick bvery morning, 2. Its hotat noon. 3. Garth Day in on 22 sprit 4: Lily feeds her cat in the morning, (© Perihas Publications8. because Is this a horse or a donkey?” ‘The lady is kind and honest. Linda is a clever, but lazy gif Would you like an apple or an orange? Johan was happy because he won the firet prize. eEe Popo ey g as poep BB ip Get Base 8 © Permas Publications,21. swinging 23. climbing 25, swimming 27. picking 24. calling ‘31. grazing ay 33. milking soft 5. collecting ; cost 87. teaching 7. strong 8 proud 39. cleaning % quet 10. happy teat 12. gentle 43, holding oo, AS. drinking 4. feather ayia 4. blowing 51. marching 2. brushing 58. cheering a. drying 85. collecting 6 folding 57. camying ‘8. mopping 54. singing locking 61. paying hugging 6a. weighing giving ‘65. choosing waving 67. stopping fying 64. boarding 19. sliding jogging 71. siding Answers 9 BER aeeee es AGRERSSRERSEERS hiding picnicking building packing mowing feeding studying greeting buying cating queueing racing warming up presenting pitching vying resting pushing tying waiting crossing lighting © Permas PublicationsVocabulary Practice 1 ~ My Face Warm 1. peep = 2. gaze 8. stare 4. wink 8. watch A 1. mouth 2. eyebrows 3. tooth 4. cheeks 5. eyes B 1. wice 2 soe =. tears 4 bad = &. tak ©. listen 7. pronounce 8. sleep Vocabulary Practice 2~ My Body Warm Up 4. snap 2. hit 3. tip 4. url 5. punch At. hand 2 knees 3. skin 4 sind 5. hed 6. fingers 7. sprained 8. tied BLA 26 38 46 BB BA Vocabulary Practice 3 ~ People and Gender A 1. niece 2. nephew 3. wizard 4. spinster 5. waitress 6. husband 7. steward 8. clizen 9. bookworm 10. housewife 14. neighbour 12. stepson 13. hosdmistross 8 os © 4. sistors 2. strangers 3. sweaty 4. adorable 5. friends 6. childish 7. cousins 8 snatched 9. driver 10. onlookers Vocabulary Practice 4 ~ People and Gender Warm Up 1. mother 2 baby 3, pupil 4 tether 5. boy ‘A 4. heroine, mistress, emperor 2. actress, bridegroom, duke 3. widower, lady, hostess Answers B 1. customer 2 princess 3. landlord 4 king 5. driver 6. patient 7. audience 8. spectators 9. bachelor 10. spencthrit Vocabulary Practice 5 ~ Getting Dressed _ A 4. chgs 2 socks 9. Gracele> 4, sandals 6, bolt 6. Gyjamasy 7. necktie 8. scat 9. Gest) 10, collar 11. cuff 12. sleave B 4, socks = 2 overall, «3. changes. 4. mend 5. sweaters 6. blanket 7. stepping © 1. The athlete puts on his tracksuit when he jogs. 2. The boy put on his pyjamas and went to bed. 38. Policemen wear smart uniforms to work, Vocabulary Practice 6 ~ Getting Dressed Warm Up 4. sew 2. hang 3. tryon 4. press 5, measure 6. wash A 1. apron 2 singlet. 3. costumes. 4, shirt 5. hat, cloak B 4. mending 2. tight 3. crumpled 4. wardrobe 5. wing ——6._bootees © 4. The surgeon put on a pair of surgical gloves before the operation. 2. The girls dressed up and pretended they were fairies. 3. The pupils tuck in their shirts so as to look neat. Vocabulary Practice 7~ Animals and insects A 1. duck 2 bat 3. skunk 4. thinocorcs 6. leopard 6. dragonfly B 4. leopard = duck 3. thinoceros 4. skunk 5. bat 6. dragonly e Animal 1. | uttato| 8. [eagle Vocabulary Practice 8 Animals and insects A 1. paw 2 fin 3. hoof 4 crest’ = 5. beak «= 8. claws. 7. shell = hom = 9. tongue 10. scales © Permas PublicationsB 1. peahen 2. skin 8. shelt 4 rooster 5. drop ——8._sauiirels 7. wriggied 8. lion 9. mille 10, trainer Vocabulary Practice 9 Animals and insects ‘Warm Up. A bird crows. Aboo glides. whale ~ pond pigeon — coop tigress - tigor A 4. antlos 2 tusks 3. ippers 4. tail 5. mane B 1. camel 2. ants 3. fresh a ty 5. caterpitar 6. tiger 7. seaguls 8. gooso 9. legs 10, stretch 11. feathers 12. balance Vocabulary Practice 10 - Fruit and Vegetables A 4. tomato 2 spinach 8. carrot 4. chi 6. letluce 6. watermelon 7. com 8 okra =. garlic 10. capsicum 11. onion 12. femon B 1. sip 2. chew 3, munch 4. spread 5. cook 8. spicy 7, swost 8. sally 9. cool 10. bitter Vocabulary Practice 11 - Fruit and Vegetables Warm Up 1. squeeze 2. slico 3. pull 4. pluck =. mash =. pool A 1. chery 2 slice 3. stall 4. dalo 5. flesh. ©. rotien B 4. leafy 2 picking 3. hairy 4, recipe 5. crop 6. sow 7. groongrocer 8. tasting 9. harvested 10. salad ‘Vocabulary Practice 12 My Lovely Garden A 1. rose 2 daisy. fotus 4. omhid 5. paddy 6. jasmine 7. balsam 8. canna 9. mangrove 40, hibiscus 11. wheat 12. sunilower B 1. absor> 2 moss 3. loaves 4. pruning 5. bouguets 6. wrap 7. atiracted 8. fragrance 8. planting 10. collecting Vocabulary Practice 13 - My Lovely Garden A 4, potas = 2 bud 3. unk 4, roois 5. twigs, 6. ranch B 1. pulling 2 trimming 3. chopping 4. raking 5. wrapping 6. leaves 7. flowers 8. cactus 9 thoms 10, bark Answers Vocabulary Practice 44 - Eating dan Drinking A Oporto chips @ choose cake @ ecg sandwich @ hottest Sete B48 5c Vocabulary Practice 15 ~ Moving About i Warm Up 1. wit 2. cross 3, tow 4. load 5. takeoff 6. touch down A 4. flight 2 lony boot 4 alport 5. bell 6. ships B 1. docked 2. padding 3. fasten 4, capsized 5. ranover 8. walling 7. cross 8. alighted 9 cross the road 10. knocking down Vocabulary Practice 16 - M ig About A 1. commuter 2 motorcyclist 3. chauffeur 4. cabin 8. train 6. astronaut B 1, bicycle>car ——2._ferry-> ambulance 8. route > ride 4, sailing > hovering & zoom fy 6. steer — paddle 7. van = truck & coach > ship 9 took-rgave 10. up-down © 4. The train travels very fast on the railway tracks. 2. Mr.and Mrs. Pllry went on a cruise around the island, 8. The trishaw rider took the tourists around town con his trishaw. Vocabulary Practice 17 - Objects and Tools A 4. spanner 2. screwdiiver 3. thermometer stethoscope 5. microscope 6. binoculars B 4. snatched 2. riding knock 4 tie 5. leaking 6. stealing 7. repair —&. dusted 9. turned on 10, poured out Vocabulary Practice 46~ Objects and Tools ALD 2A 3B 4&C BA B 1. analyse 2 hoist 3. unscrow 4 tread confirm 6 create 7. repel 8. forget Vocabulary Practice 19 - Occupations Warm Up 1. A barber cuts men's hair. 2. A nurse works in actinic. © Perma Publications3. A cobbler mends shoes. 4. A soldier fights for the country. 5. A pianist plays the piano. 6. A referee is an official in sports. A 1. aeroplane 2. rescue 3. talented 4. select 5. refrigerator 6. Koy in 7, jotdown 8. park B 1. set 2. wished 3, saved 4 wrote 5. used 6. called Vocabulary Practice 20 - Buildings and Places Let's Warm Up 1. root 2 fence 3. wall 4. coiling 6. gale 6. ach 7. dome A 1. carpark 2. highway 3. hospital 4. theme park 5. overseas 6. storeroom 7. flats 8. circus B 4. purchase 2, groceries 3, window 4 find 5. celebrate 6. nap 7. it 8. fives Vocabulary Practice 24 ~ Rain or Shine Warm Up. 1. tis sunny outside. 2. it snows in winter. 3. The downpour will stop soon. 4. Dense fog covered the road. 5. 6. 7 ‘Tho sky is getting brighter. 3. trains a lot in December. ‘There are four seasons in a year. A 4. twinkle = 2. windy 3. fresh 4. pool 5. weather 6. thunder 7. clouds 8 sky B 1. flashes destroyed 3. breeze 2 4. season 5. battered 8. protect 7. predicted 8. survive Vocabulary Practice 22 - Action Words 4. kneel 2 crouch 3. bending 4. squats 5. dripping 6. sprinkling 7. drain 8. splashing 9. guided 10. grabbed 11. clinging 12. cuddle Vocabulary Practice 23 - Action Words yelling 2. weeping shouted 4. screamed chatting 8. joking discussing & explaining 1 quostioned 10. introduced described 12. interviowod Vocabulary Practice 24 ~ Action Words A 1. opivspilied 2. destroyed 4. crumpled 8. colided 8. collapsed B 1. collided 2. destroyed 3. cruthed 4. collapsed 5. spilt 6 crumpled 7. crashed 8 burst + Answers ‘Vocabulary Practice 25 ~ Action Words A 1. stung 2 pricked 3. bled bandaged 5. tripped 6. examined . bumped —& operated Bt. bled = 2 stung picked J. tripped 8. bandaged 6. examined 7. operated 8. bumped Grammar Practice 4 ~ Nouns A 1. chef 2. clown 3. scout 4. thief cave 8. coop 7. fil 8 slage owl 10. bat 11. crab 12. bear bell 14. sieve 15. scarf 16. yacht dinosaurs, world 2. woman, dogs, cats father, mother, university ic, ingredients, bow! apron, gloves, garden pupils, bacteria, microscope praes Bon Grammar Practice 2~ Countable and Uncountabie Nouns 2, boy, GoghurD 4 GtaneeaD 5. &@ 6. manGhedicii®, day 7. @ how 8. tablespoon, GEgar(uied) Grammar Practice 3~ Singular and Plural Nouns Warm Up 1. chicks 4. glasses 5. cities 7. shelves 8. thieves 9. geese 10. fect 11. oxen 12, firemen 13. mosquitoes, 14, potatoes 15. spectacles 18. trousers 47. salmon 18. door A 1. spacemen 2. sons-intaw ‘8. passer-by 4. skateboards Bboy scout 6. thinoceros B 1. loaves 2 minutes 3. children 4. sheep 5. voleanoss 6, stationery 7. Soa horses, enemios 8. cakss, sandwiches 1. doll 3 giant, whalo 3. dishes 6 stories, 2. wasps Grammar Practice 4 ~ Quantifiers © Permas PublicationsGrammar Practice 5 ~ Quantifiers A 1. any 2 some 3. much 4. Afow 5 many 6. several 7, alotof 8 Plenty of 4. many 2 enyimanyia iew 3. ailitie 4. many 5. any/much 6. alle 7 afew 8 much 9, much 10. afew 11. much 12. anyfmuch 18, alitte 14, many +. Gad mary 2. Geary Es any © @ip- sone 5. (B= lts open of Grammar Practice 6 ~ Collective Nouns and Phrasal Quantifiers, Warm Up 4. bunch 2, bowl 3, asket 4, block 5. loaf ‘A. 4. agaggle of geese 2. A team of players 3. arowoftrees 4. Aband of musicians 5. acallection of books 6. acrowd of people 1. colton 2, singers. 3. stack 4. crate 5. bundle 6. kitens. 7, stones 8. herd =, float 40. pupils 11. furniture 42: party 33. turf 14. dash ‘Grammar Practice 7~ Articles A c Grammar Practice 8 ~ Personal Pronouns and 1. an, the, an, a, the 2. the, aan, 4; an, a 1. a, the a- 3. The, the ana 5. the, — Thi 7. the, the, an =,an 1, a,an,a,the, the 2. a, the, The, a Possessive Adjectives Warm Up 4. felt bored, 2. He swims well 8 Shols riondiy, 4. We visited thom. 5. Theytrustme. 6._Yousawus. 7. this bright 8. Look at her. 9. Please help thom. 10. Give ita try. A 4 hor 2. their = 3.-your 4. his 5 my 6. our Bthe 21 at & They 5. them 6. She 7. You & We 9 mo 10. ts Anpeers Grammar Practice 9 ~ Possessive and Reflexive Pronouns Warm Up 1. mine ‘yours 3. his hers 5. ours theirs 7. rayself ourselves, 9. yourself yourselves, 41. themselves 12. hirnsett 13. horse 14. self 15. himeett 16, itself A 1 yours = 2 mine = 3. theirs 4 his 5. & hors Bo, hersof = 2 3. himself 4. ourselves 5. yourselves 6. himself 7. mysol 8. themselves 9. itsolf 10. herself 11. ‘Grammar Practice 10 ~ Demonstrative and Interrogative Pronouns A 4. This 2 These 3. thoss 4. this 5. These 6. this 7. that 8. those 9. that 10, Those 11. That, those 12, those, that B14. Who = 2 Who, Whose 4 Which = 5. Who 6. Whom 7. Which 8 What 9. Whom 10. Whose 11. Who 12. Which 13. What 14. Which 15. Whose 16. What Grammar Practice 44 ~ The Simple Present Tense Let's Warm Up wi BY BK 4 BV BY Tx BK BY 4 Wy Wy WK we 1x VY 14 WX WY 2.x AC 4. sits, purrs 2. opens, closes: 3. leap, disappear applies, goss 8. hum, buzz 6. sneezes, turns 7. think, make 8. live, lives B 1, The children visit their grandparents on weekends. 2. Tho old couple lve in tho old hut by themselves. ‘3. The Science teacher plans to conduc/held night class every Thursday. Grammar Practice 12 ~ The Present Continuous Tense ‘Warm Up 1. Lam coming. 2. Seis smiting. 3. They are shouting. 4. The baby is crying. 5. Tho olf! is dancing. 6. You are dreaming. 7. Itis ying. 8. The wind is blowing, 9. We aralistaning. 10. Themen are chatting. 11. Ho is not smoking. 12. You ara not sleoping. © Permas Publicationsarriving, are going is raining, are runing ‘That boy is spending too much time on the ‘computer. 2. ‘The players are training hard for the football match. 3. Encik Yasman and his family are checking into the luxurious hotel now. Grammar Practice 13 ~ The Present Perfect Tense ‘Warm Up 1. He has left. 2. Thave come. 3B. Ithas risen. 4. Lily has quit 5. Wehavelanded. 6. They have seen it. 7. You have gotit. 8. I have just ost it 9. Ithas not frozen yet. 10, Have you gone home? A 1. has known 2. have donated 3. has retired 4. has won 5. have withered have lived 7. has...eaten have...seen B_ 1. greenhouse for his plants 2, an elephant before 3. her seat for the pregnant lady 4, their homework before they played football 5. anew motorcycle using his savings Grammar Practice 14 ~ The Simple Past Tense ‘Warm Up 4. danced 2 rang 3. fried 4. fought —§. learnt 6. sang 7 hit 8. hopped 9. drew 10. fod 11. lost 12. won 13. hid 14. rode A 1. roamed 2 but 3 stopped 4, flapped, flew 5. weaved 6 warned 7. put, stirced 8. heard, rolled 9. helped, scolded 10. surrounded, ordered B 1, Sofia helped the blind man to cross the busy road. 2. The gardener parked his bicycle behind the building. 8, Fahmi waited fr his father infront ofthe school Grammar Practice 18 - The Past Continuous Tense Warm Up 1. was 2 wore 3. was 4. wore 5. was 6. was 7. was 8. was 9. was 10. was 11. wore 12. was 13. was 14 were 18. was 16. were 17. was 18. was 18. was 20. wore A 4. werewalking 2. was raining 3. were having 4. wore watching 5. was waiting 6. was sleeping Anovers 7. was queusing 9. were tying B_ was digging, was sie Grammar Practice 16 - The Simple Future Tense Warm Up 4. shall 2 wil 3. J. shall Swit 6 will 7. will 9 Shall 10. wil 11. will 13. will 14 Shall 15, shall 17, Will 48. shal 19. will A 1. shall meet 2 3. shall make a 5. will bogin & 7. will take 8 will succoed 9. shall..tll 10. will..complete B will propare, will check, will call Grammar Practice 1? - Subject-Verb Agreement 3. Gaid—+has 4. GRD cistke, GRORBD > smoke 5. Gad} toaches, > does 6. Gen) > woars, Gis Grammar Practice 48 ~ Subject-Verb Agreement Atta 2 hw 8 8 4 we 5 has 6 have 7 are 8 ie 9. was 10. do 11. were 12. does 13. wore 14. do 15. doos 16. wore B 4. need 2. needs. «3. misses 4. miss 5. shows 6 show 7. help 8. helps 9. smiles, 10. smile ‘Grammar Practice 19 - Subject-Verb Agreement ALM 320 BW FY WV) 12) BY) 16) 7%) 1%) VY) 2. Vv) B 4. prefer bananas to peanuts. 2. cheers loudly when thelr team scores. 3. fools tirod aftor 2 long walk. 4. goes to the library on weekends. 5. ike to eat noodels.. 6 mosts once a month. 7. flows directly to the sea. 8 live in Nagoya, Japan. 9. knows who stole you handphone. 10, turns up for the netball practice. © Permas PublicationsGrammar Practice 20 - Prepositions B_ 4. behind the door 2. from morning til evening 3, between 10.am.and 11 a.m. 4. opposite our house 5. along the beach 8. after the long run 7, atthe end of the camping 8. over the fast hurdle 9. on your pen drive 10. across the lake 41. onthe road 12. around the world Grammar Practice 21 - Conjunction: A 1. and 2 Although 3. 4. or 5 and 6 7. or 8. because 9. 10. but 11. aswellas 12. 13. Therefore 14, Since 15. 16. oithor ...or 17. Neither 48, not only .. but also A. First, Next, Then, Lastly ‘Grammar Practice 22 - Gerunds and To- Infinitives Warm Up 1. swimming 2. fishing 3. smoking reading 5. voing 6. acting 7. trekking 8. riding 9, weitng 10. driving 11. knit 12. spend 43, batho 14. practise 18. spread 10. advise A 1. Playing 2. baking 3. omoking 4. poisoning 8. oycing B 1. town — 2. tomake 3, tolock 4. towash 5. tosole c [Errors — Corrections: coos do garden ‘gardening June jumping eating eat Grammar Practice 23 - Questions Words Warm Up 7. Who 2 Where 3. Which 4, What 5. How = 6. Whose Answers 7. What 8 Why 9 Which 10. Whose 11. Whore 12, Who 43. When 14, How . What 2. When 8. Where ! How «5. Who 6. Whose Why 8 whom = 8. Whit: who |. What is Jamal going to ride on? . How much does this ol painting cost? Whose luggage is over thoro? Which biouse would she prefer? Who did wo meot atthe fair? Wir is the boy in hospital? ‘Grammar Practice 24~ Adjectives Warm Up 1. room AL hot 5. sweet 7. green 8, food 10. clown 11. dul 18. bright 14. hot 16. white 17, sea 18. plate ‘A 4, yellow, smal 2. kind, poor 3. scary, fun 4. right, vibrant 8. spicy, weak 6. new, fresh 7. selfish, new 8. smart, well 9. strange, vacant 10. crunchy, soft B_ 1. Mother bought a few mik bottles for litle Jimmy. 2. LiMol likes to wear colourful dresses. 3. This restaurant serves tasteless dishes. Grammar Practice 25 ~ Adverbs 2. wall 3. question 8 blue 9. parents 12, good 15. beautitul ‘Warm Up 1. bady 2 lazily 3. kindly 4. tity 6. easly 6. fiercely 7. deepy 8. luckily 9. gaily 10. wisely 11, wearily 12, angrily 13, freely 14. patiently 15. proudly 16. hungrly 17. happily 18. visibly 19. noisily 20. crazily A 4. loudly 2 smartly 3. generously 4, creatively 5. firmly 6. caretully 7. gently 8, correctly 9, broadly 10. cautiously B 1. Rajan waited patiently for his father at the school gate. 2. The poor old man ate al the food hungry, 3. Maris dressed elegantly o the party lastnight. 44, Jamil jumped joyfuty when he heard that he had passed the examination with flying colours. Grammar Practice 26 - Comparison of Adjectives andAdverbs Warm Up 1M) 209 3 aw 5) 6 v) ZO a 3 & 10.) 1) 120) 13. (%) 14. ) 15.) 6m 7H HY) (© Permas PublicationsAt. od 2. more dligent 3 mostdedicated 4, more heavily 5. more enjoyable 6. loud 7. good, better 8. poor, most generous B_ 1. We learnt to do more things at this camp than the previous one. 2. Itcould be very dangerous to go there alone, 3. Please carry the largest and the heaviest box to the van. 4. Rajan’s house is as big as Loo's but smatior than Razak's. Grammar Practice 27 — Synonyms ‘A 1. wide, cruel, poor, save, blame, occur 2, real, leave, reply, tired, show, hate B 4. quick 2 admited 3. uneasy 4. feoble 5 cried, oon 7. frood 8. short 8. scent 10. sty Grammar Practice 26 > Antonyms Lot's Warm Up "odd fake 2. hie ovon 2. real Sook 4. oat vagus 5 clear mossy 6 gain toss 7. mote Sse sharp & blunt tose ° Grammar Practice 29 — ‘Warm Up 4. pan 2 meat 3. hole 4 pail 5. hare = 6. stairs A 4, sauce 2 heal 3, aloud 4. board 5. weather 6. scone: T. check 8. stoal B 1. son,sun 2. our, hour 3 boy, bouy 4. blue, blew 5. knew, new Grammar Practice 30 - Homonyms ee 1. dear 2 catch 3 fine Anowere 4orun wall fast 7. tine Grammar Practice 31~ Similes ae Warm Up 1. honey 2, glass. bal 4 ow 5, Black 6. dark 7. rod hare 8. sea 40. thunder 11. fon 42. lark 1a, fee 14. swit 18. gonile 46, slippery 17. cheap 18. easy 48 e99 20. fish ALB 2A BA 4C 5B BC % a Grammar Practice 32 Metaphors as round as an orange ‘as couras alimo as graceful as a swan as busy as a be 4s red asa cherry as flat as a pancake as cool as a cucumber ‘as hungry as a wolf heartto-heart talk, 8 down, A chicken, B wet blanket, C bookworm, B in my shoes, C jumped out of his skin, A bit their tonguos, A half-baked, B ginger up, kindness 2. laziness 4 protection 8 ‘enjoyment a payment 10. attendance 2 failure 1“. laughter 16. collection 2 direction 4 appreciation 6 ‘competition 8. ‘encouragement 10. . sadness collection creation judgement excellence cruelty arrival sale performance ‘ruth attendance cleanliness bravery B darkness, height, argument, honesty Grammar Practice 34 ~ Formation of Verbs Warm Up 1. ensure 2 enrich = 3, enforce 4 entrust 5. endanger 6. encourage 7. sadden 8. shorten 9. smootnen 40. broaden 11. tighten 12. deepen 13. simplify 14. solidify 15. beautify 46. strengthen © Perma PublicationsA 4. encourage 2 enrol 3. accompany 4. compose 5. brighten 6 swecien 7. ensure 8. widen B 1. enabio 2. beauty 3. enlarge 4, sharpen 5. darken 6. siepity Grammar Practice 35 Formation of Adjectives Warm up 1. painful 2 sleepless 3. Stormy 4. nolsy 5. relaxing 6. logical 7. hazardous 8. troublesome 9. foolish 10. alcoholic 11. decorative 42, selective 43, reasonable 14. stimulating A 1. playful 2. muddy 3. healthy 4. ralsble 3. harmloss 8. enjoyablo 7. altrctive 8. harmful B 1. exciting 2. peacotul 3, tasteless 4. beautitul 5. ting 6. cloudy 7. desing 8, comfortable ‘Grammar Practice 36- Verb Collocations ‘Warm Up 1. tol 2 catch 3. ead 4. give 5. do 6. make 7. commit 8 play 9. seize 10. score 11. pay 42. say 13. take 14. make 15. tum ALB 2A 3A 4C 5B Bt. time 2. course 3. words 4. party 5. mind 6. romark Grammar Practice 37 ~ Phrasal Verbs 1. appear 2. propare 3. succeed 4 scold 5. faint 6. separate 7. hide, 8. relax 9. witharaw 10. begin 11. interrupt 42, demolish 43, discover 44. ovontually bocome 18. raise 46. continue 17. intorrupt 48. invent 19. dociine 20. find fault Grammar Practice 38 - Phrasal Verbs Warm Up 1. look ior 2. oldon 3. pulott 4 leave out 5. callupon 6. knock out 7. Iotdown A 4. broke down 2 tun down 3. putout 4. cropped by 5. bring up 5 raninto 7. setup 8. knocked over 2. cut down on 4. running out of 6. looking forward to B_ 1. dropped out of 3. catch up with 5. keep away trom ‘Grammar Practice 39 ~ Phrasal Verbs 4. tumin 2 handin” 3. checkin 4, takeoff 5. doze oft 6. putoff 7. takoup 8 tedup 9. break up 10. think over 11. read over 12. hand over 43, callout 14. blow out 15. figure out ‘Grammar Practice 40 - Punctuation Warm up 4. Youare awosome. 2. Shall wo sing? 8. Good night, mum. 4. Hi, lam Din. 5. Ploasocome in. 6. No, Itisnt 7. Wow That's gicall_8._Ina comes trom Ipoh. 9. “Who is he?" Lily asked. 40. Red, blue and gran aro primary colours, 1. “Hello! Hoo! the parots squawied loudly when Bala greeted them 2. Amirul Hakim is a pupil of SK Taman Putera in Yoar 8 Gernilang. 3. The children will visit the Penang Hi utterly Farm and the beautiful beaches. 4. Congratulations! You have won the second prize in the essay compeition. B Miss Navindor Kaur is my school teacher. She teaches Engish language. | love to learn English 2s her tossons aro fun and interesting. She has been teaching in SK Bandar Utama for many years. She also taaches us Visual Ats and Histon the ‘Grammar Practice 61 ~ Question Tags 1. isn'the? 2 aren't we? 3. aren't thoy? 4, isi? are they? 6. wasn't she? weren'tthey? 8, werent we? was he? 10. were you? hasn't she? 12, haven't wo? has he? 14. has it? have they? 16. doesnt i? doesn'tshe? 18. don't they 1. does she? 20. de they? |. can't ho? 22. cantwe? can you? 24. couldn't it? - could he? 26. didn't he? didn't wo? 28. did they? did she? 90. did you? |. wort he?, 32. won't they? shan't wo? 34, will he? wil you? ‘96. wouldn't they? would sho? 38, should we? 99, mustn't he? 40, must they? Grammar Practice 42 ~ Question Tags LC 20 2A 4B SC 6A 78 8D 2C 0 WD WA 128 14D 156 © Permas PublicationsGrammar Practice 43 ~ Idiomatic Expressions A 4. piece 2. beans 3. hit 4 downs 5. roses 6 bush B 1, abedofroses 2. apiece of cake 3. upsand downs 4. hit the ceiling 5. spill the beans 6. beat around the bush ‘Grammar Practice 44 ~ idiomatic Expressions A 4. goat 2 lend 3. mind 4 trom 5. dogs 6 eye 7. flying & hat 8. raining 10. twiniging B 4. tromAtoz 2. with flying colours 3. raining cats and dogs 4. keep in mind 5. lend a hand 6. in the twinking of an eye, 7. ascapogoat 8 apple of the eye 9. lke cats and dogs 10. pass the hat around Grammar Practice 45 ~ Idiomatic Expressions 1. to, B 2 mouth, A 3 horse, B 4. grass, C 5 wildfire, B 6 butter, C 7. day,A & nose, C 98. tooth, A. 10. hour, 11. boat, B 12. tongue, © 13, socks, A Grammar Practice 46 ~ idiomatic Expressions J. suspect something 2. auseless object 3. have a very good time 4. sell quickly 5. rare 6. ctilicise or discourage 7. boast 8. daydream 9. havea short talk 10, become a good person again |. white elephant 2. havea word 3. build castles in the air 4. blow his own trumpet 5. throw cold water on 6. once ina blue moon 7. tur over a new leaf 8 sell ike hot cakes 9. have a whale of time 10. smell a rat ‘Grammar Practice 47 ~ Proverbs 4. Practice makes perfect 2. Honesty isthe best policy, Answers Better late than never ‘Actions speak louder than words Look before you leap Once bitten, twice shy A friond in need Is a friend indood Strike when the iron is hot ‘An apple a day koops the doctor away ‘Make hay while the sun shines Seanousye 1 ‘Grammar Practice 48 - Proverbs 1. first 2. said a home = 5. fire 7. wait 8. good 10. nine 11. count Grammar Practice 49 Proverbs A usta] tists ‘Kiel or shy person 1 Saunesy costs | cna le or ha oe -doop feelings if you uy to do 2. Sill waters run something too quicty, deep you wil end up taking @ longer time ‘One doas not Tose anything by being polite a,| More haste, less speed and courteous | Coe SE Family rotatonships are mil stronger than fiandships ‘Do not regret something which has already been done or happened Strength comes Worm unity i The early bird Do not judge a person | catches tna for thing from ts worm appearance only ‘Someane who works Sonegive stares W’\ it ine timo will become divided we fall bong “The person who does 9,| Toe many cooks something before other spoil the broth people will have an advantage over them Tf too many people are ‘All work and no sa play wate involved in doing the dull boy same piece of work, it may not turn out wel B 1. more hasto, less speed 2. the early bird catches the worm 3. united we stand, divided we fall 4. all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy Courtesy costs nathing ‘Still waters run doop blood is thicker than water cery over spilt milk ‘too many cooks spoil the broth don't judge a book by ils cover (© Permas PublicationsSocial Expressions Practice 4 - Warm Up 1. How do you do? “Thank you for everything. May {eave now? Fm glad to hear that, ‘Would you lke a drink? Plosise maot my sister. ‘Can you do me a favour? Lets enter the cinoma now. How long will you be aay? Thats vory kind of you. May I speak to Ann, please? {'m plaasad to meat you. Do you mind helping me? How | wish you were there. Do you like this shirt? {really appreciate your help. ‘Can | have two tickets, please? ‘Congratulations! I'm happy for you. What can I do for you? Mest our new classmate, Mala. Social Expressions Practice 2 - Warm Up A Sure, here you are. It's flve o'clock. Yos, 1Bko it. NMihave tea, please. Please hold on. Yes, go straight and turn right. Can | join you? Would you lke a sandwich? im sorry to hear that. Do you need any help? Youneed to see a dentist. veers pg aeN- Social Expressions Practice 3 - Warm Up 1. mominglevering 2. Saliyiohan 3. how 4. Meot 5. Pleased 5. brother 7. tot grate 8. help make 11. 800 safefpleasant 19, tke How 48. lunch forgive 12. apologiso sony 18, love Jnvitation 21. there Koop 23. give do Social Expressions Practice 4 - Warm Up 1. word 2. 6 3. anyone 4, help 5. need 6. tke 7. agree 8. truolcorroct 9. right 40. good 41. Sony 42. view 13. ge 14 door 18. fan 16. approve a7. caro 18. chance 18, moot 20. suggest 2A. call 22. sony 10 23. No 24, time ‘Social Expressions Practice 5 ~ Enrichment Exercises 4. Sure, Mum. Here itis. Not yot. In another half an hour. /Yes, itis just around the comer. What's the title of your storybook? / What are you reading? How aften do you jog? ‘That's a good idea. Do you mind i |help you? ‘Why are you late again? Itsuits you well Congratulations! Keop it up. Social Expressions Practice 6 ~ Enrichment Exercises 4. Can | help you? 2. Yes, til doit immodiataly. How's the coftoe? What’s your problem? ‘What are you doing, Dad? ‘Thank you. Pie there. Would you like @ drink? ‘You are welcome. It's my duty to do so. Who's the git over there? ‘Text Completion Practice 4 ~ Enrichment Exercises 18 2A ac ac 5D 68 76 BA 28 ‘Text Completion Practice 2 ~ Enrichment Exercises — 1B zo ae ao A 68 ZA c sD {ext Completion Practice 3 ~ Enrichment Exercises 18 26 cae 4D 5D 6c TA 8B “ext Gomplion Practice > Enrichment Bares 1c 28 a0 aA 5. C BA nD aB HOTS Practice 4 - Warm Up 1. Abear 2 3 In the fats a 8. Koop off tho grass 6. 7. Atiger a 9. A rabbit 10. 41. Acown 2 “A mechanic Cows ‘An elephant Headache He ate biscuits. ‘She got a good grade. HOTS Practice 2 - Warm Up 1. Agi 2 3. Awatermeion 4. 5. Seeadocor 6. 7. Avase a 8. Agoat 19, 11. Atabakery 12. ‘Aiternoon Up ‘An octopus ‘An ait-consitioner Football An adult (© Permas Publications13, Drink something 14. Ababy 18. Windy HOTS Practice 3 Warm Up 1. ran, bus-stop «2 man, asloop 3. wore, apron 4. licking, fips 5. toes, sticking 8. wind, thunder 7. smiled, clapped 8. stomachs, hands HOTS Practice 4 —Warm Up a HOTS Practice 5 — Warm Up ‘The chicks came out. He met with an accident. ‘The spider buit another wob. tt burst with a foud bang. She thanked me. Her friends congratulated her. He ate the bread. He turned on the machine, HOTS Practice 6 — Warm Up 4. She has lost her way in the jungte. ‘Someone forgot to ciose the window when It was raining heavily. ‘Thay took many rides. He caught a fish, He is thinking about what to wear. Bala becausa ho is holding a paint brush and a {in of paint. Billy's picture because he drew a grand castle and painted it in vibrant colours. ‘The teddy bear because itis soft and cuddly. HOTS Practices 7 12~ Comprehension 1. (@) sitting on a rock. {b) Once biten, twice shy {€) She wanted to have a pair of lage and mary the handsome prince. She wished to live tke a human being and enjoying ie in the work, (€) Yes, the sea witch changed the nennaits tall into a pair of legs as promised, Sho got the mermaids voice in return, Answers ity (0) Itwas not aright action to take bacause she ‘has lost her tall and will not be able to swim like @ mermaid any more. HOTS Challenge 1. {can have a candle fight dinner with my family. 2, Lean use a torch to play with shadows. 3. L can enjoy a conversation with my family members. 2. (a) Rainbow Orphanage: {b) Make the beds and tidy the rooms © sta Uist 8 To entertain the ‘90 to Evergreen chitaren, Park ‘Vist them at When you visit Sunshine Old the orphans, oer! It you wish to ‘sing songs and mow the lawn, play with them Wf you prefer to ‘bring toys and walk with the old game sets for folks, them (@) | would rake the dried leaves, pick up the rubbish, mow the lawn and pull the weeds. {e) This will make the park a better and safer place for chitdran to play in. HOTS Challenge 1. | cannot use my computer or handphone. 2. | cannot read storybooks and other printed materiais. 3. leannot watch my favourite TV programme. 3, (a) below market price (b) the semi-detached house 4. (@) Sheis keen to buy the semi-detached house in Kencana Heights. Moreover, the price is below market value. {b) My dad should buy the new house from the dovelopar because | am eager to S00 the foundation to the completion of a house. {c) Ho may stil be at work and he does not want to be interrupted. The house is his personal property and he prefers to handle itafter office hours. T would rather be a fish because | ke swimming. | would also like to explore the deep sea and learn ‘more about marine life. or | would rather be @ bird because | love to travel. can tly to faraway places. | would be able to enjay the spactacular sights in the blue sky and the many places below. (© Permas PublicationsPart of the Human Body i 2 anm 4. leg 6. shoulder 8. abdomen 410. thigh 42. calf B [7 [thumb [3 [little finger | {index finger_| 8 [fingernail 5 [middle finger | 2 | palm 4 [ring finger -4_[wrist "2[ankie [70 [sole 1. write 2. smell 3. drink 4. sleep 5. watch 6. listen A 4. cany 2. bounce 3. bend 4. wave 5. foot 6. shake BLO 2A 3B 46 8B 6D 7G BA Vocabulary Practice 3 ~ Gender and Relationships, Let's Warm Up 1. git 2. female 3. mother 4. sister 5. aunt 6. husband 7 man 8. son * 9. nephew 10. king 11. prince 12. wizard 43. host 14. bachelor 1. grangparenis 2. baby 3. uncle 4. wife 5. son 6. aunt 7. cousin 8. siblings 8. nephews 10. niece BLce¢ 28 SD 4A BD 6A 76 &B ‘Vocabulary Practice 4~ Clothing 1 AL z 2. clogs 5. jacket & bowtie zip 2D. 5B 3. button 4. cuff sleeve 7. pocket ac 6B 1. sew 2. tie 4 fold 5. hang ® 1. goves 2. overall 4. pyjamas 5. swimsuits 8. plumber 6. stewardess A D Vocabulary Practice 4. pilot 2. waiter 4. fishmonger 5. policeman 7. clown 8 mechanic cd 1 1 tame geengues 2 temo, 4 Wisin et 5. aioaugeen Vocabulary Practice 7 ~ Occupations 2 ee ae pelt rs ey B c Let's Warm Up. 1. out artist 2. tap barber 3. catch, fisherman 4. paint [5] technician 5. fix rubber tapper® 1. carpenter 2. watchmaker 3. designs, host 5B grocer 6 cooks 7. dancers 8. athlete @. hawker 10. paid SLA 2B 3c D 5B 6D 7C Vocabulary Practice 8 ~ Occupations 3 Let's Warm Up 4. carpenter 2. baker 3. gardener 4. cook 5. doctor. 6. tailor B® 1. crow 2. troupe 3. board 4 geng 5. Staff 6. crowd Pa : 2 5. backyard 2. wall 4. balcony 5. porch 7. roof & garden 40. fence 11. gate 12, pavement Ba. 2 3. 4 5 © 1, mosque 2 prison 3. mint 4. dump 5. beach Vocabulary Practice 10 ~ Bi Let's Wart Up 1. orchard 2. stadium 4. island 5. gallery 7. canteen 8. office 10. stafiroom 1. harbour 2 palace 3. supermarket 4A. hostel — 5. factory 6. raway station 7. nursery 8. minaret 9. orphanage 10. museum B.C ZA 3D 4A BG 6D 7B BA ocaibulary Practice 14 Planis, Trees and ~~ Flowers 1 K® 41. branch 2. fit 3. seed 4, trunk 5. twig 6, leaves 7. bark 8. root 9. leat 10. bud 11. root 12. flower 43. thom 14. stem 8 2¢ 3D 7B BA 40 aC A 5, Trees and & 1. petal 2 leat 3. root 4 flower = 5. stak = «6. bub S48 2A 3.8 4c 5. D 6. Cc Vooabidary Practice 13~ Blanis, Trees and Flowers 3. —_ Let’s Warm Up. 1. rose 2. orchid 3. carnation 4. sunflower 5. balsam plant 6. Jackfruit tree 1. hibiscus 2. weeds 3. branch ‘4, mangrove: 5. thorns 6. lotus 7. roots 8. bork 9, underground 10. hedges B10 2A 3G 4B SEB Eres D HHT EA ‘acaba Bracice 14 — Blt el Vegetables T & 1. banana - lemon 5 stat 7. watermelon 9. cabbage Vocabulary Practice 15 Let's Warm Up 1. pluck 2 weave 3. pesl 4 slice 5. drain 6. spray 7. gate K 1. durian 2. hairy 3. bitter 4. Cucumber 5. rotten 6. mangosteen 7. tasty 8. healthy 9. fruiterer 10. basin B.1B 20 3A 46 SA 6D 78 ® 1. boot 2 toot 3. tyre 4. steering wheel 5. dashboard 6. door 7. windscreen wipgt 8. rim 9. indicator tight 41. side-view mirror 40. rearview minor 42. windscreen 43. bonnet 14. headlight 15. bumper 16. licence plate 2. handlebar 3. seat 5. lyre 6. chain 8. spokes 9. wing 10. fin 11. tat 12. cockpit 43, nose 14, jet engine @ 1, truck 2. scooter 3. helicopter 5. tramVocabulary Practice 17 ~ Transport 2 1. hole 2 hive 3. pon i! z 5. shed 6 coop 7. nest Let's Warm Up 9. pond 10. stable 1. drive 2 fasten 3. board 7 4, cycle 5. miss 6. pump up » i: ait case + ne 1. bus 2. submarine 3. train sro hanmare ti at ene Hi ai brood 4. forkift «5, trishaw = 6, tractor hottboce 7 7. junk 8. Travelling Fe 84D 28 &B AG BLA 2D BA 46 RE eEDtEAticiattl SUB Hee tt ote. ed eee eee ne Vocabrdary Practice’ 18 ~ Animal and trseig 17 Voeabulary Practice 81 Aimals and Insets 4. Att 2 fur 8 whiskers «MOPEWaMUR Some tee tee oe BY 2v BY BY 1X 7. loos 8 abdomen 9. wing teresa 10. head 11. antenna 12, mancible T, gallops 2. waddles 3. lthors foe este ate ae 4. swings 5. leaps 6. crawls ores horn . ek 5 ibe Siew 8 be Ete 3 me 7. claws : 7 © 4 gil 2 fn 3. tal 4 scales Bee tie ete te. 5. mouth 6. eye 7. wing 8. feathers ear : 7 9, tal 10, leg 11, claw 12. beak Vocabulary Practice 22 ~ Objects and Tools 1 ‘D1. peacock 2. chameleon 3. butterfly 1. jug 2. jar 3. mug 4. thinoceros 5. cockroach 6. ostrich Be nee rameter Vocabulary Practice 19 — 7. pan 8. bowl 9. knife 410. pot 11. glass. 12. chopsticks ® 1. plate 14, fork = 15._spoon IM 46. teapot 17, cup 18. saucer 19. oven 20. fridge 21. ladle lo 22. spatula 7 BLOC 2A 2A 40 5B 6B 7D 8A 9D HM 2 Vocabulary Practice 23 Objects and Tools 2” P é) 1. cutlery 2 purse 3. micronave oven 4. hose 5. lay 8 edge kK v 7. table cloth 8, flag 9, souvenirs 10. thormometer & z eh pliers c = L bricks e wot 3 Clongs> — 2 B 1. colony 2 gaggle 3. titer 4 team ~B. ee 5. shoal 6, horses 7. lions 8. cattle ‘sprout 8. swallows 10. bees 5 © 1. fion 2. owl 3, elephant ea breaks a 4. lamb 5. bee 6. horse | Chas | 7. hungry 8 cuming 8. Rappy 10. angry, 11. graceful 12. playful a. aD Vocabulary Prictice 26 - Animals and insecle 3” clutches jae Let's Warm Up is 5 1. bear. calf 6 cat \-oub icrophons eagcnce 2 goat cub 7. tiger kitten saxophone 3. cow foal 8. frog. chick = 4. horse XX puppy 9. deer tadpole ee NK Im] 5. dog Kid 10. hen/\tawn camps Tentsbath tub dictionary Gesied ioring shower Bo 4. desver 2. porcelan 2. flask 4. leather §. blender 6. prints 7. coiourful 8. move 1B 2D 3. C 4a B BA &8C 7A B&D Wcabilary Practice 33 Objects and Toole 4” Let’s Warm Up “1. dustihe shel 2, fold the clothes 3. change the blouse 4, hang a poster 5. tiethepresent 6. beat he enako 7. senda parcel 8. carry abox ©. ipo the teats 10. took for food 11. park the car 12. press the bell 48. blow tho canclo 44. pulltho sing R 1. fence 2. flour 3. bowl & larder 5. scrowdtiver 6, sofa 7 ladder 8 stool @1e 2c 32D 40 iRiAtit ate teller ictitiitala Woeabilry Braces 36 ~ ; Let's Warm Up 1. full 2. wooden 3, flat 4. shiny 5 try 6 rusted 7. old 8 omply 8. tong 10. high 11. colour 12. seal 48. sharp 14. sik 15. teal 18. rough RK 1. asetoftools (2. abox of matches 3. aspoofofthread 4. a string of beads 5. anallasofmaps 6. a chest of drawers 7. analbum of photographs 8. a quiver of arrows 9. a collection of coins 10. a wad of banknotes @i.c 2B 3. Col Sesser Ser Gessee.(f eS BRE: Let's Warm Up 4. boil 2. ty 4 gti 5, roast id dnd Drinks A 48 D 8c 3. stoam 6. sprinkle ‘BR 1. served 2. tea 3. bread 4, groceries 5. poured 6. bake 7. cookies 8 dinner 9. dishes 10. recipe 618 58 eas a 8 Q c] efcya ° ° a vy @ |o clo @i|nis[T{Riupmiejn o| ity [F E t| fA] els[epelt i} fe B n] [e efeiila c @(sfelal-[s]HTE[e le °B People Places partner field judge cinema ‘champion theatre contestant playground Things Verbs ‘scoreboard collect trumpet play ‘trophy ‘compete keyboard participate Vocabulary 8 Let’s Warm Up 1. aim 2 pass 3. score 4. dunk «5. seve &._smash BR 1. tracks 2. indoor = 3. bat 4. attr 5. apparatus 6. stick 7. athlete 8, outdoor B18 2A 3D AG BB 6C 7A &D Vocabulary Practice 30 ~ Numbers, Calendar and pi _sibaaneare Let's Warm Up 1. decade 2. century 3. fortnight 4. dawn 5. moming 6. afternoon 7. evening 8. dusk 9. night 40. midnight 14. twilight 12, Sunday 13. Tuesday 14. May 15, seconds 16. leap B® 1, halt 2. annual 3. dozen 4. quarter 5. fourth = 6. sik 7. weekends 8. noon 9. dally 10. daybreakBrD 28 3c 40 BA 6C 7B Vocabulary Practice 31 — Measurements, Shapes and Colours Let's Warm Up wv 2x ay ax 5 v av 7. round 8. oval 9. square 10. flat B® 1. height 2. pentagon 3. width 4. weighs 5. heart 6. white 7. length 8. purple 9. semicircle 10. rectangular 11. distance 10 2c 3a 5 Vocabulary Practice 32 ~ pee Let’s Warm Up i ar a a BY 74 B- ay Vv Wy w- wv wy Be WY 7 - BY wy wy a mv BY 2h ~ 1. celebrate 2. capital 3. tice 4. currency 5. flag 6. cities 7. festivals B. skyscrapers 9. races 410. national anthem B.D 2c 38 4A BD 6A 72C Vocabulary Practice 33 ~The Environment | Let's Warm Up 1. sunny 2 windy cloudy 4. thunder 5. lightning 6. drizzling & flood 2. beach 3, polluted 5. path 6. well B cave = 9, summit BA 48 7D Vocabulary Practice 34 Action Words 1. crawl = bend 3. stich 4. squat 5. dive 6. skip 7. wade 8. hike 3. jump 10. oxercise 11. slip 12. rest 43. leap 14. gallon = 18. hop 16. swing 17. cough 18, sneeze 19. vomit, 20. examine 21. squeeze 22. wring 23. sharpen 24. carve 25. crack 26. stir 27. blend 28, bake 29. chop 30. plough 31. harvest 32. thresh 83. shave 34. beat 35. spread 38. flush 37, calculate 38. paint 39. cuddle 40. feed 4. crow 42. pray 43. beg 44. shout 45. invite 46. congratulate 47. praise ‘48. scold 49, patrol 50. snatch 51. arrest. ‘52. rescue 53, wave 54, march 55. juggle 56. perform 57. help 58. collect 59. share 60. discuss 61. visit 62, disturb 63. blindiokd 64. marry Vocabulary Practice 35 ~ Word Level ft] 1 28 36 5D 6 7 a 10. A We 12 45. C 20. 8 25. A 30. A 35. C 40. A 5. D 10. B 14.0 15:8 1.8 208 24. D Vocabulary Prackice 37 Sentence Level 4A 26 26 4D BA 78 8D 8 B 104A 8. medicine Countable Nouns —_Uncountable Nouns 4. jar 2 vest 4. fur. cash 3 web 4 boat 3. juice 4. sound 5. laptop 6. straw 5. cotton 6. blood 7. mask 8. lamp 7. cheese 8. powder Ploase give the baby some (il). 2. There Is much Gud on the tablo. 3. The pupils are doing thoir GRomenaiE>. 4. How much Gong) do you have in your wallet? 5, Yana bought some (flout) and eggs. 6. You can fry a fish in hot Gi). 7. A dragontly is flying above the surface of the 8. The bird heard a loud @ois®and flew away. Gratis Bractice'8 Siagtar and Plural Nouns” Let's Warm Up 4. fans 2 stories 3. foxes 4 leaves 5. hoofs 6. potatoes, 7. photos 8 teoth 9. women. 10. lice 41. sheop 12. cattleR 1. seat 2. thief 3. spectacles 4. loaves 5 teacher 8, wives 7. shelves 8. children B 1. brush 2. shoes 3, soldier 2 papaya, mengoos, heres 8. Mosques, Practice S- Quantfers, aay Lot's Warm Up Sa mugs [a soup — [ah sie ook Shops [flour hair | Beads rans dolls sheep = |wind juice mirror beef ocr _braad WR 1, many 2 tittle 3. much/any_ 4. few 5. some, any 6. much, some/littie ‘6 1. any 2. alittle 3. alow 4 alotot rch ©. Alaige amount of any & ay ‘Grammar Practice 4— Collective Nouns and Phrasal Quantifiers Let's Warm Up 1. aswarm of bees a team of players 5. adash of pepper 2, a bunch of keys 4. aloaf of bread ®t. crowd = 2 band —-3._- bouquet 4, pack = «5. flock =. hor $B 1. slice 2 spoonful 3. chunk 4, oyinder 5. glass 6. botlle 7. packet Grammar Practice 5 ~ Articles Let’s Warm Up 1. alelephone 2 3, amosque 4. an igloo 5. an umbrella 6 thesun 7. the moon 8. the sky 9. the world 40. the Olympic Games ® 1. the Ra a aa 4. aa- 5. Thethe 6, an 7. =the 8 2, The ‘Grammar Practice 6 ~ ~ Personal ‘Pronouns Let’s Warm Up 1. Lama pupil. 2. He love fishing. 3. Welikesinging. 4. ‘Itisher doll, 5. Sheismymum, 6. Look at me. 7. We met him. 8. Icalied her. 9. Giveittous. 10. Put them away. Rat 2 her 3. It 4. them 5. us & him 7. We 8 They 8. me 10. You Bt his 2 its 5. her 6. our ‘Graimiar Practice? - Bossessive and Reflexive bec} soe Let's Warm Up tons 2. We. mine 3. You theirs 4. They: hers 5. He his 6. She yours 1. myself 2. ourselves 3. yourself 4. yourselves 5. themselves 6. himself 7. herself 8. itself RK 1. mine = 2 yous 3. is 4. thers «5. hers 6. ours 7. mine, yours 8 1, himself 2. sett 3. themselves 4. yourself 5. herself 6. myself 7. ourselves 8. Let's Warm Up 4. These are pens. 2. 3. Theso are buses. 4 5. These are eggs. 6. 7. Those are lores. 8. 9, Those are geese. 10. BH 1. this 2 these 3. 6. this 6. this 7 B 4. that 2 those 3. 5. Those 6. that 7. Let's Warm Up 4A 20 SE 6A 7A BC 1.8 28 13:0 1. Who 2. Which 4, Whose 5. Which 7. whom 8 Who 10. Whose 11. What 8 1. Who 2. 3. whom 4 5. Whose/Which 6. 18 26 3 6. 8 7A 8. D WA 12D «13. 16.8 17.0 «1A ierrogative Pronouns ‘Those are cows. Those are axes. these 4. These these 8. “This That 4. those That 8. ‘Those 4B 5D 9 E 10.6 44.0 3. What 6. What 9, whom 12, Who What Which Which 4c 5A 9 C 10D 4B 15 A 49.0 20. BGrammar Practice 10 ~ The Simple Present Tense Let's Warm Up wi BL BK a BV BY 2K BY 2 14 WY We BY my 1X wy A 1. hoots 2 tastes 3. sways 4. writes 5. stay 6. tidies 7. chirp 8. prefer 9. comes 10. bear B 1. sees 2. keeps 3. bloom 4, listens 5. cislikes 6. chatter 7. think = 8 enjoy = 9. applies 10. fee! Grammar Practice 11 ~The Present Continuous Fe 2. She is cooking 5. They are growing. 4. We are talking. 5, Mydadis jogging. 6. Itis raining 7. Mary is skipping. 8. The dogis barking. 9. na and Ida are coming. 10. The gris are walking. Riia 2am 3s 4 are Bae 6& is 7 is 8 aro B 1. isringing 2. are building 3. is ropaiting 4. are playing 5. is coming 6. are pulling 7. is leaving 8. are having Grammar Practice 12 The Simple Past Tense Let’s Warm Up 1. climbed 2, tried grabbed 4 rang 5. sold ©. chook 7. knew 8, kept = 8. sent 10. paid 1, fed = 12. read wo. hit 2 found 3. told 4 arivea 5. put 6. ate 7. received 8 folded B) 1. ied 2. won 3 lost 4. went 5. ended —_._forgot, went Grammar Practice 13 ~The Past Gontinuous Tense Let's Warm Up wv 2- av aw a B- 7v ay 8 ey Wv 12. 34 M- 1 4. was playing 2. was gleaning 3. were sleeping 4. weré enjoying 5. were cycling «6. was feeding 7. was trying 8. were cheering B 1. were 2. was 3. were 6. was, were Let's Warm Up 4. shalvwil 2. will 3. shallwill 4. wil 5. will 6. wil 7. will 8 will 9. will 40. shall/will 11, Will 12. will 43, shalvwil 14, wil 45, Wil RA. shat go 2. wil do 3. shall work 4, will punish 5. will show 5. will get 7. wil try 8. vlltum B 1. willjoin 2. shalldo 3. will decorate 4. will get 5. wilask 6. shal meet ‘Assessment 3 : . 18 2A 8B 46 5A 6D 70 8B &9A 106 wD 12C 1% B MWD 5S 16.8 170 1A Let's Warm Up 4. [have a pet cat. 2. He was late. 3. Sue has many toys. 4. Ali has RMSO. 5. Iwas there. 6. We can have fun there, 7. The twins were absent. 8. We were very hungry. B® 1. has 2 have 3. have 4. has 5. have 6 has, 7. hes,has 8. have, has B14. were = 2 was 3. was 4. was 5. were 6 was 7. wos, Wore & es, Were ‘Gravis Brackied 27 Subject Verb Agrecmene’S” Let's Warm Up 4. Hike on 2. We comb 3. You care ... 4. They put. 5. Thecatsrun... 6, Jimand! go... 7. He laughs 8. She ties .. 9. Iheats . 40. Zulknows... 11. People feel... 12. The police say ... 4. kick 2. carries 3. flows 4. advise 5. reminds 6. keep, keep& 1. are active members 2. was my English teacher 8. score an A 4. does not look 5. wears an apron 6. were thirsty 7. collect twigs and grass 8. has the sweetest smile ‘Geaminar Practice 18 Gerunds and To- Tofiives Lot's Warm up ‘swimming 1. to push crewing 2 tobale racing 3. toclean gardening 4. tosell reading 5 tosow wating &. topo driving waving A 4. reading 2 roaring §— 3. buying gui’ & taking” 6. cng 7. shouting 8. shaking B 1. tomect 2 tomake 3. toassemble & locancel 5 toprotect 6 t0sip ; eae 2 2B ac 76 88 3D 1A 18D 1 16. 2 1A ‘Grammar Practice 19 Let's Warm Up, 4. in 2. behind 3. between 4, inside 5. across, along ® 1. on 2, at 3. in 4. into 5. through 6. over B 1. overthe houses 2. before dusk 3, at the City Stadium 4. along the strest 5. through the village: unser the big shady tree 7. by next week 8. during the storm 9. tonext Friday 40. inthe world Grammar Practice 20 - Conjunctions Let warm Up and 2 and «3. and 4. and Ean 6nd 7 and 8 or Q or 10. or tt. or 12. or 13. or 14, but 18. but 16. but A 1, but 2. so 3. because 4. Although 5. since 6. unt B 1. or 2 and 3. because 4, before 5. so 8 although 7. elther, or 8. neither, nor Practice 21~ “Adjectives. Let’s Warm Up. 1. black = strong. «3. hot 4. big 5. old 6 thick A 1. tal 2 soft 3. thin 4. poor 8. delicious 6. white 7. naughty 8. excellent B 1. hot, spicy 2. wet, 3. young, old 4, beautiful, new 5. expensive, proud 6. wild, poisonous ‘Gramma Practice 28° Comparion of Aajectoes Let'8 Warm Up faster, fastest —-2._ tall, tallest better, bast more, most 4 less, least older fastest busy most developed larger, largest cleanor, cleanest noisier, noisiest happier, happiost more cheerful, most cheerful more delicious, most delicious p a PPE aNee :2 Grammar Practice 23 ~ “Adverbs Let’s Warm Up 1. loudly 2 bravely 3. slowly 4, safely 5. dlosely 6, soundly 7 lovely 8. smarly 9 40. happily 14. noisily 12. 1a, tidly 14. merily 45. actively 46. hardy 17. smoothly 18. quietly 1. soundly 2 quicky 3. clearly 4. happily 5. hurtiedly 6. gracefully 7. caretully 8. B 1. sweetly 3. sadly 5. loudly, proudly 12D 14D 15. 8 17.B 12 A 19.6 2.0 Grammar Practize 24-~ Compound Wor Let’s Warm Up 1. football 2 necktie 3, armchair 4. butterfly 5. upstairs 6. waterfall 7. workbook 8, download 9. beehive 10. toothbrush ‘A 1. housefly 2. seashore 3. doorknob 4. bridegroom 5. teaspoon 6 riverbank 7. backyard 8. noticeboard 9. classmates 40. bookworm 41. countryside 12. timetableSeaman Practice BS Prices and Safes" Lets Warm Up 1. unlock 2. unkind 3. unable 4. unwrap 5. reuse 6. recycle 7. rewite 8 replace 9. thankful 10. skiful 11. careful 12. joyful 13. seedless 14. careless 15. sleepless 16. harmless K 1. helptll 2 disagree 8. unripe 4, restless 5. recycle 6 redo 7. unlike 8 illness 9. wooden 10. useful 11. quickly 12, suggestion Grammar Practice 26 ~ Synonyms and Antonyms Let’s Warm Up 4. large, final 41. push___cold 2. wise oad 12. buy pull 2. last” Kelever 13. good7~ sell 4. happy/\\ start 14, hot bad 5. begin“\huge 18. early ——Iale 6. i listen 16. pess.__stale 7. closoyAsick 17. fresh > fall 8. drop J shut 18. true last 9. hear”\ yell 19. win Cte 40. shout“ ta 20. fist Jose KR 1. finish 2. dear 3. answer 4. dificult 5. ask =. keen ® 1. prosent 2 sweet 3. remembers 4. dull 5. never 6. softly ® 4. Is Maria there? 2. The giel was born on 27 January 2003. 3. Juliane said, “I am thirsty and tired” 4. Wow! What a lovely gown. 5. Teacher's Day is colebrated on 16 May. 6. Fuad, Muthu and Wol Li visited the zoo last Saturday. 8 @he @alaysian flag is called Qalur Gemilang[.| Ot has fourteen stripes{:| he ‘colours of the stripes are ted and whitel.] Dhe ‘crescent moon and the star are yellow in colour.) vo _you know that yellow is the cotour of loyalty in @alaysia{2] (Dhe flag symbolises retigion{,] oy Junity and harmony] TModats™ Gainer Practice Let’s Warm Up ". Youmtay come. 2. may ain 3. It may bite you. 4. He could swim. 5. May igo out? 6. They could stay. 7. Itcan hear us. & tan elp er 9. Lean do it. 10, Hoon draw wet 11. She could be there. 12, We must keep que 1. May 2. should 3. Could 4 must 5. could 6 Would right 8. ought to May 2 Cen 3. should 4 Would Let’s Warm Up 1. Yes, itis. 2. Yes, itis. No, itisn't, No, itisn't 3. Yes, 1am. 4, Yos, we are. No, lam not. No, we aren't. 5. Yes, she can, 6. Yes, he can. No, she can't. No, he can't, A 1. Yes, itis. 2. Yes, they are. No, itisn't. No, they aren't. 3. Yes, he does. 4. Yes, Ido. No, he doesn't. No, I dont, 5. Yes, he did. 6. Yes, she can, No, he didn't. No, she can't. B 1. isn't she? 2. aren't they? 3. doesn'the? 4. didnttt 5. was he? 6. hasn't she? 7. will he? 8 should we? Grammar Practice 30 ~ Positive and Negative ‘Statements Let's Warm Up 1. He does not ke swimming. 2. She doos not play tennis. 3. We do not lke drawing. 4. Ido not read newspaper, 5. You do not speek English 6. We did not go there. 7. {did not eat the bun. 8. Alf did not sing a song. 1. We do not exercise every dey. 2. Maria cannot play the piano and organ. 3. -The cat did not chase after the mouse. 44. Victoria is not late for the concert, 5. My uncle does not leave for work at 7.45 a.m every morning. 6. We did not have an enjoyable time at the theme park,1. The sun is shining. 2. The children are playing hide-and-seek. 3. Daniel kes soft drinks. 4. They have paid for the flowers. 5. The teacher was in the classroom, 6. Sarojini took a bus to work. ‘Granimar Practice 31 Question Words" Let's Warm Up 4. What Is this? 2. Where is Ben? 3. Whois Amy? 4. Who did it? 5. Howare you? 6 How much is it? 7. Which cat is yours? 8. Whose bag is this? 9. Why are you here? 10. When is Hari Raya? A 1. Who 2. Which, 3. What 4. Where 5. Whose 6. How 7. Why 8. When ® 1. Whose 2. Which 3. Who 4. When 5. How 7. Why 9. Where Grammar Practice 32 — Linkers / Connectors Lv av av 4 = av av nv a - a 10. ¥ tv mv 13, av wv 16. wv wy A. First, Next, Then, After that, Lastly B As soon as, After that, Then, Soon, Therefore 1. Therefore 2. Asaresult 3. Thon 4. Invaddition to 5. Furthermore Grammar Practice 33 Compound Sentences 1. Shida missed the bus because she was late. 2. Johari was il so he went to see a doctor. 10 - ae fe x 1 6 W. 16. 1 6 The food at this restaurant is delicious but expensive. Rohayu sang while Rebecca played the guitar. ‘Samy and Ali have been together since they were'in Year One. Ratnam drives to work although his office is only 800 metres from his house. Johan always brushes his teeth as he does not ‘want to have tooth decay. ‘The girl and her brother like chocolates. 3d ~ Complex Sentences The layer cake which you bought was ‘expensive. know the boy who stole the money. “The man whom you met at the hypermarket sold his house to us. ‘The lady whose son is a pilot owns a huge mansion, “The tree which was cut down yesterday was one hundred years old. “Tha boy who broke his right leg is my next-door neighbour. ‘The children whose parents come early need to wait til the end of the party. did not mail the letter which I wrote to my former classmate. ‘Mrs. Kumar is an understanding teacher whom pupils adore. ‘My cousin offered to help the blind man who wanted to cross the busy road, D 2A aB 4C 5D A 7C &8C 9A 10.6 B12D 120 14 8B 15 A A 78 #8 120 2.6 co 2D 358 4B 5A p 7c ea a8 0D 20 40 5B &B 9 C 120A 13D 14D 1 A 18.B 19. A 20. C 23. C 24 B 2 A 2B 230 90 ABedple’s Feelings and Vocabulary Practice Koad 2 Sisepy 4 puzzled 5. aroious 6. excited 7. shocked B 1. sloopy 2 anxious 3. excited 4. calm 5. glad 6. shocked 7. puzzled © 1. sick 2 scared 3. sory 4. worried 5. painful 6. relaxed 7. exhausted Bt. scored 2 somy 3. exhausted 4. sick 5. worted 6. relaxed 7. painful Vocabulary Practice 2 People’s Feelings and Emotions, ‘A 1. hoppy 2 tonely 3. shy, 4 angry 5. ted =. oad T. surprised 8. ightened 9. confident 10. pleased B1B 2C 2A 4D SA BC Vocabulary Practice 3 1. Myhairis short, 2. 3. She has big eyes. 4. He has tanned skin 5. Annis of modium height. 6. Bon has a flat nose. 7. He has muscular arms. 8. John has broad shoulders. 9. Aunt Sue has curly hai. 40, Ihave a high forehead. 11, Ihave sparkling white teeth. 12, You have a fair complexion. B 4. freckles. © 2. bun 3. bald 4. fimp 8. vainkdes Vocabulary Practice 4 People’s Character and Personality Warm Up 7 wv 2 aK a BY 64 TX BY 8 honest 10. spoilt’ "11. busy 12 talkative 13. childish 14. strong 15. famous 16. careful 17, smart 48. tue 1. bookworm 2. loving —3._polte 4. acliva 5. patient 6. gonorous 7. stem —. -passion 9. stubborn 10. trustworthy 11. thrifty 12. attentive 18. compotont 14. friondly 15. fussy 16. gifted Vocabulary Practice 5 Animal World ‘Warm Up 1 it 2 pluck ==. plugs 4, swoop 5. pounce A 4. don 2 wolves 3. earthworm 4 cud 5. spines 6. ord 7. shrieking 8," coccon * IOKOUES TL B: 4. Acowglves birth to a calf. 2. Anosting grows into a bird. 3. Ahorse eats fresh grain and hay. ‘4. Mosquitoes bread in stagnant water. 5. Acockerel crows when the sun ris Vocabulary Practice 6 Sports and Ge Warm Up 4. bowling 2. basketball 3. gymnastics 4. swimming 5. rollorskating «6. martial at |. tennis 2. board = 3. target caplain 5, watched” 6. stacium 7. court 8. et 9. participants 1 athlote 17. spectators 12. ball |. Saharudin fs well known for table tennis. The football team practises inthe field. We exorcise in the gym every evening. 1, fishing 2. baking —3._-gardening 4. picnicking 5. flying kites 6. snorkelling R 1. ticket 2 pitch 6. gallery 1. We stayed at a hote! near the shopping mal. 2. The boys played vollybal on the beach yesterday. 3. {helped my mother to prepare dinner Just now. 44. ‘The tourists enjoyed sight seaing inthe city. 3. peak 4. ride 5, relax Vocabulary Practice 8 B®. row a step B 4. cycle = 2. flew 3. ride 4. seat 5. puton 6. oar 7. dive 8. ferry 9. flight 40. onfoot 11. tookotf 12, landed 13. cabin 14. boot © 4. atthe roundabout 2. onthe highway 3. around the 200 2. listens 3. measuring 4 greeting 5. mow «6. Blew 7 pump B: 1. banker architect 2 3 BA. directs grocer — cabblor Zookeeper ~» farmer pilot — sallor teacher — Ile guard fishmonger -> butcher artists ~» modals students -+ workers (© Permos Publications|. bathe 2. spray 3. steam 4 vacuum box 2. highchair 3. ladder telephone 5. refrigerator 6. oven cabinet 8. scooped 9. adding 10. polished 11. hear 12. hangs 18. timming 14. ‘A: 4. Lweara cap on my head, 2. Lweara scart round my neck. 3. wear shoes on my fect. 4. Iwear pylamas to bed. ‘5. Ho wears gloves to keep warm. 6. He wears uniform to school. 7. He wears slippers to the beach. 1. He wears sneakors tothe field. B 1, raincoat 2. iron 3. polishes 4. sweater 5. ciothes 6. bracelet 7. space suit 8. handkerchief 9. gown 10. earrings e1c 2A 38 46 8D rf Warm Up. 1. black 2, while @& red 4 brown 5. green 6. grey 7, orange & purple 9, yellow 10. bue 11. pink 12. black wtite 13, blue, yellow 14. colourless 45, colourful 46. colourful A 1. snowy 2 blue 3 orange 4. green 5. Indigo 6. Bright 7. rosy 8. red B 1. tum 2 mx 3. match 4, fade 5. tell 6. painted 7. served 8 brightened laced 10. smeared ‘Practice 13 How's the Weather? Warm Up 1. hot 2, doudy 3. heavy 4. stormy 5. windy 6. rough 7, misty 8. violent 9. warm 10. rainy A 4. cloud = 2 thunder 3. wind 4, flood = 5. haze. ightning 7. drought 8. storm B 1, sunry day 2. fresh and crisp 3. hot andhumid 4. morning breeze 5. thick mist 6. heavy downpour 7. blue sky 8. overcast Warn Up 1. fh 2 scald 3, bleod 4, cough 5. sneeze: 6. fever A 1, medoine 2 cold — +3, ankle 4. checeup §. surgeon 6. wound 7. appette 8. ward B 1. inanambuance 2. a glass of water ‘around his head ‘care for his patients ‘when we are sick ‘made my eyes sore listen to my heartbeat 2 5 2 4, valley 5. Isiand 6. waterfall 7. horizon 8. mountain 9. countryside G1 calm 2 tunnels. underwater 4. sandy 5. nature 6. waves 7. scenery 8. poak Coast 10. Vocabulary Practice 16 A 1. circus 3. clinic 5. dental cfnic 6. hair salon 7. gymnasium 8. kindergarten 8. food court 40. laundry Bo 1. aviary — 2 hairsalon 3. bakery 4. gymnasium §. laundry 6, dental clinic 7, foodcourt 8. crus Kindergarten 10. ainic © 1. tothe hospital 2., atthe railway station 2. to the nearest hotel @ ‘4. at the grocery 5. inthe bank Vocabulary Practice 17 A 1. dip 2 pour 3. ss00p 4. blend 5. mince 6. spread 7. add 8 sieve 9. beat 10. sprinkle B 1, pour 2 sieve 3. add 4, blond 5, dip 6. mince 7. beat & sprinkle 8, scoop 10. spread © 1. Ticking 2 frying 3. boiling 4. stirring Grammar Practice 1 tusks 2. islands ‘wees 5. storles butterflies 8. leaves wolves 11. glass mi dishes 16. shoes shorts 19, sheep deer 22. trafic . tooth «25. geese ‘Singular: Warm Up. 1. bulb 2. wood 4, onions 5. cotton‘A. Countable Nouns 3. wonder whatis inside the chest of drawers. word bun wig fie 4, ‘The herd of bufaloes was di deer needle square—_idol river bank, Ee aie 5, Tho tall man ordered a sat of furniture for his fg air sat reas thing roa sauce pepper luggage furniture ‘Grammar Practice 5 Articles CountableNouns —-UncountableNowns ig. 4, That sanool. "2 thas ahard shel 2 taoeer San 3. Balalsanarist 4. Afiqis an honest boy. 3. cake flour 5. She has a good voice. qeme berg & Gan you dive a car? 3. pope a 7, Joe's tho eldest chit 6 necklace money 8. Dolphins lve in the sea. 7 cop tea 9. Hols an English teacher 8 van smoke B 1. an 2 an 3. The 8. laboratory equipment 4 an 5. The | 6 ~ 40. musician music 7. Tho,the Ba 9. an, the ‘1. essay research 10. the, a Wa 12. the, an 12. grapefruit sugar 10 -- 14, athe ice © 1. Is thota hawk oran eagle? feria ee cg ene teres 2. We sat on the bench to ake a rest just now. Worm Up 3. I gotan‘A'for Engish but a8 for Science. ‘Countable Nouns 4, The durian may be ‘The King of Fruit’ but not 99 everybody likes it bow Lee Chong Wei is one of the best badminton wok players inthe world. coin recremneoeetse owt Grammar Practice 6 Bossessive Nouns ‘Uncountable Nouns oil 1. baby’s 2 abirds eg9 ink 3. thegi'edol 4. the man’s car salt 5. the ladiee'hats 6. the men's shoos mud T. the oxan's hams 8. the children’s party cash 8. the whools of the car Countable Nouns: Uncountable Nouns 40. the legs ofthe chair cake’ vind 11. the cover of the Book song rit 42, the cap of the botle mag food A 1. fathers 2 squirals 3. children’s glass smoke 4. brothers 5. farts 6. cals’ At. alitle 2 many 3 much 7. eagle's 8. screen of the computor 4 any 5. plenlyot 8. coveral B_ 1. The mico' whiskers are long. 7 any 8. some. alow 2. My dads cars old but itruns wel 40. much 11. some, 12, alotot 3. Please wirlle your parents’ names in block B 1. much—+many 2. many —> any letters. 3 aiitio alotet 4. amount number 4, A tigers roar and a snake's hiss frightened them, Grammar Practice «Collective Nouns and Phrasal Quantifier: Grammar Practice 7 Personal Pronouns & Warm Up 1. fools 2 pups 3. hay Warm Up 4 flock <5. foot 6. oat 1. Uke roses 7. choir 8. colton . 8. brood 3% Bless cltim 10. horses 11. pile 12. suit ‘She knows us. 13. birds 14. row 18. soldiers x I met your dad. ‘8. Thay waved to me. Aetacann atta Papea 8 Wostistal., 10. Hoieas tall ao you. 4. sack ‘school 6. bunch Bityohy 2 she 3. He 4. You 7. crowd 8. sting 98. titer BR 6 they 7 we 10. band . Bot me 2 yor 3 you 4. her B: 1. Tho swarm of bees buzzes towards the hive. Bus 6 thelr 7. It my 2, The retired lawyer has a library of books at 9. him 10, his 11. its 12, our home. 3 4 Perma PublicationsGrammar Practice 8” Possessive & Reflexive Pronouns Warm Up 1. Its hers. 2. Itls yours, 3 his theirs, 4. They arehis. 5. They are mine, 6. They are ours. ‘ourselves, yoursel, itself, himsell, herself, themselves, myself, yourselves: ‘A 1. ours 2 hls 3, mine 4. thelrs 5. Hers 68. his 7. mine, yours B41. yourselt-> himself 2. myself hersolt 3, horsoll—» ourselves 4. itself > themselves 5. himself» yourself 6. themselves ~ mysoif 7. ourselves ~+ yourselves Grammar Practice A 1. this 2 These 3, & this 6. these 7. This 8 these 8, That 10, That 11. those 12. Those 4, those 14. that 15. those 16. That . What 2. Whose 3. Who What 5. whom) 6. What Which “8 Whose/Which Whose’ 10. Who 11. What whom 18. Which 14. What Whose 18. whom 17, Who Whien ‘Grammar Practice 40 Pronouns Warm Up, we 2x aL aS BE av TK BK av We mr BY BY wy BY WY AK WK WY WX Ay 1. anybody 2. everything 3. Someone 4. something 8. Each 6. anything B 1. eachother 2. one another 3. each othor 4. each other 5. one another 6-1. caling his name 2. could hear what she sald 3. stoned attentively 4. forthe mistake Grammar P Warm Up “1. She drinks tea. 2. speak English, 3. You run fast. 4. We like singing. 5. Thoy work hard. 6. He talks alot T. Horses eat hay. 8. Hons lay 099s. never, seldom, once a week, annuclly, evry one or two years 1. jogs «2 ‘tidies. «3. knows 4. retums 5: 6 anjoy 7. lose, become ‘lies, hatch 8. ives, carries ravels, sees 4. eame 2 dries 3. runs 4, fits 5. sews 6. go gives & noed Grammar Bractice Warm Up 1. Tamstanding, 2. She is yawning. 3. The cowis mooing. 4. We are reaching. 5. Mum is cooking. 6. ‘They are singing. 7, You are studying. 8 itis purring. 9. Heis snoring. 10. She is not crying. 11, Isshe hiding? 12. Are you coming? 2. are rushing 4. is healing 5. is looking 6. is passing 7. istearning 8, am thinking 8. are retuming «10. are racing 11. are smiling 12. are coming B. 1. harder than before 2. anocklace around my neck 3, button on the blouse 4. awhite horse 8. firewood to start a fire 6. the roller coaster ride Grammar Practice 13 Warm Up Li BL AL EY BL IY 11, have 12 has 13. has 14, have 45, has 16. have 17. Has 18, Have 49, Has 20. Have A 1, have mot 2. has landed 3. have caught 4 have hurt 5. hasretumed have lived 7, has won has loft ‘8. has studied 10, have given B_ 1. allhis old books tome 2. the museum for three times 3 the wator into the cups 44. my grandparents for a month 5. our order 6. from the jail 7. his essay yet 8. the coconuts 9. your missing laptop 410. to see hor doctor Grammar Practice 14” ‘The Si 4. started = 4. rescued 5 7. stopped 8. caried 9, studiod 40. gave 11. sang 12. drank qa sid 14 Hid 18. wore 46. toro 17. spoke 18. broke 49, felt 20. crept 21. slapt 22. drove 2. shone 24. rode 25. wrote 28. fed 27. chose7. held 8 blew 9. bought 10. thought bought 12. caught 13. taught 14. put 16. hurt 16. beat 17. spread 18. cut 19. got 20. forgot 21. sald 22. pad = 23. did 24, lost 25. left 28. ran 27. ate 28. came 29. fel 30. made St. saw 32. ay 33. heard 34. found — 35. fed 36. stole ‘The Bast Continuous Tense ‘Grammar Bractice 46 ‘Warm up 1. was 2 was 3, were 4, was 5. was 6 was 7. were 8. was 9. wore 10. was 11. wore 12. wore By Wwe Be Be Wy wy WK wy A 41. were waiting 2. were fistening 3. were chatting 4._was geting 5. was telling 6. were hoping 7. wore studying —_8._was floating 9. wastroating 10. was fecling 41. were grazing 12, was hiding B: 1. were shopping 2, was raining 3. were playing 4. was driving 5. was roading, was watering ‘Grammar Bractice 17°” The Simpie Future Tense Warm Up 1. The bell will ring. 2, He will slaop late. 3. We shall help you. 4. She will bake cakes, 5. Itwill spina web. 6. Ho willjog. 7. Mike will sim. 8. She will come, 9. Iwill bark 10. Ho will see a con. A 4. illstart 2. will scream 3. will pass 4. ill follow 5. shall mop 6 will arrive 7. shall visit 8 will shit 9. will bake 10. will show 11. will win 12. will donate B41. inthe concert tonight, 2. my homework in a while. 3. all of us afterwards, 4. a small bag to school tomorrow, 5. slowly on the slippary road. A tam 2 ae 3 have 4. are Shas 6s Tis 8. aro 9 is 10 has 11. io 42, have 13, has 14. was 15. do 16. does 17. was 18 wore 19. do 20. does 21. was 22. Does 23. does 24. were 25. were 28. was B41. swim 2 play 3. ties 4, pays 5. holds 6. spin 7. like 8. tastes 9. get 10. comestt. lives 12. need 13. twinkle14. sows ‘Grammar Practice 19 rb Agreement Warm Up. 1. Shehasdolls. 2. tis amat. 3. Weare singing. 4. That is an owe. 5. Youhave toys. 6 She was quiot. 7. Theyltke fishing, 8. Those were pills. 9. Lam nota robot, 10. He is not a clown. 1. We 2. She 3. papaya, 4. skin 5. Allotus 6. guests 7. roads 8. men 9. Azry 10. Monzair 11. Noone 12. duck duckings 18. apparatus 14. one 15. Either 16. My father and mother 17. anyone 18. work 19. Either 20. people 21. Broad and butter 22. housos Grammar Practice 20 Ata 2 in 3 at 8 in 8 in 14 on 18. at 20. in 21. on 2 for | by 4, within tl = 6 after 7. since 8 during “Tho book far wil be held throughout this month, 6. in fon 10. on 11. at 12. on in 18. on 17, on 18. on in on 4 at 5. at 2. The plumber will be hore between 9 am. and 10 a.m, today. Thursday comes bofore Friday and after Wednesday. ‘This road will be closed from 1 June to 31 July. ‘The reception will be on Saturday at 2 o'viock in the alternoon, ‘Grammar Bractice 21 Warm up 1 at = 2 on Bonin 4 at Bin 6 at Zin Bon Sat 1 in 1 in 12, on 13. full wit 14. good of 45. bored ‘about 16. worried at 17. proud by 18 amazed of 19. famous in 20. interested for A tof 2 for 3. over 4. on 5. off 6 near 7% by = 8. up 8. from 10. between 11. against 12. in 19. full of 14. good at 415. bored with 16. worried about 17. proud of 10. amazed by 19. famous tor 20. Interested in B. 1. “Bread Is made from flour. Dad dug a hole in the sand. 3. A duck swims with Its webbed feet The vilagers built a bridge across the river, 5. The six girls shared the sweets among themselves. © Permae Publicationsa Grammar Practice 22 Prepasitions ‘Warm up i wv BY 3K av uk BY Do 41. for 12 of 13. fromt4. of 15. 46. of 17. at 18 with 19. for 20. witvto A 1. good at 2. fallson 3. sulteble for 4. pleased with 5. busy with 6. sony for 7. excited about —_ 8. excuse for 9, ashamed of 10. specialises in 11. attached to 12, passion for B° 1, Farah is fond of eating a banana after lunch. 2. He is comfortable with his old pair of snoakers. 3. This.magezine has been published for car Grammar Practice 23 Warm Up. 4-7 and 8-12but A 1. [didnot miss the bus 2 you wil eatch a coid 13-170 3, opened the window 4. hes proud and satfish 5. youknow the answer ive will not miss the flight asked for directions tran into the hole B 1. Asaresult 2 Inadditon to 3, In spite of 44, 8 6000 as. 5. whereas: 6. not only... but also 7. either ... or 8. Neither ... nor Warm Up 1. pool 2. lady a. windy 4. bad 5. scary 6. fruits 7. halt 8. blue 8. wooden 1 box 1h wx By WK BY WX WK 1 BO ‘A 1. gentle, soft 2. slippery, heavy 3. timid, afraid 4. happy, relaxed 5. young, spocial —«6._lealy, green 7. short, clean 8. horrible, scary long, tall 10. furry, long, bushy B 1. clean 2. vocant 3. short 4, comiortable 5. sale 6 prompt 7. heay 8, dizzy wealthy A. 1. soundy 2. smoothly 3. correctly 4. tightly 5. punctually 6. playfully 7. thoroughly 8. loudly 98. reluctantly 10. quietly Zalfha waited patiently for her turn, 2. The lady walked in and smiled sweetly. Uncle Zui could lit the rock eaelly 44. Ann whispered sofllyin her mothers eat. 'S. The stars wore twinkling brightly in the night sky. ‘Grammar Practice 26 ‘Warm Up 1. daly 2 4 saldom 5. 7 often 8. 40. there 11. 13. off 4 A. 4. We often take a walk in the evening. 2. They seldom visit us nowadays. 3. | will always remember all of you. 4." Selina frequentty practises violin. '5. She never returns the books borrowed from me. 6. He usually passes the mosque on his way 10 school. 7. Theilitle gil sometimes cries Inthe night 8. Will ne ever forget what you have done? B 1. noarby 2 upstairs 3. there 4, outside 5. past 6. indoors 7. backwards 8. avy, behind ‘Grammar Practice 27 Warm Up Ly aw ay ony wy 2% 14 ‘A. 1. tall 2. nor. 4. sofly 5. largest 7. fast 8. loudly 410, most unusual B. 1. Your backpack is heavier than mine. He could net see the words on the whiteboard clearly. Mrs, Tan told Ft! to be more careful with his ‘work. My painting Is good, your palnting is better, but fer painting is the best. ‘Adz has many marbles. Hong Kean has more marbles than Aziz but Ranjit has the most Pass 2, Clean 3. Leave 5. Hang 6 switch 7 help sat Ua 3. examine & seproent 2. boast 5. finish 1 Dermae Publirationt‘A. 1, keep up 2 meet up 5s 2. called of 4. worked out 6 5. koop away 6. broko out at 7. stands out 8. ted down 2, Bi 1. tumedin 2. ran through 3 3. pulled down 4 held up 4 3. touched down 6. gavwoft 5 7. cared out & S0tdown pat 1 Grammar Practice 38 ‘That's the end of the story. Well come to your party tonight. | hope it won't rain tomorrow, Baby birds cart ook after themselves. What's the time now? t's leven o'clock. He's my brother. She isn't my sister. ‘They/re goad friends. They aren't enemies. ‘Question Tags isnthe 2 isshe 3 ien'tit Ko, should 2, must 3. Would 4. could 4 lant 5 sthow 6. arent you & might & may 7. can B. wil 7. arewo 6. arontthey 9% aroihey 8 shall 10. ought to 40. arer'twe 11. wasn't! 12 wasit 4, Would 2 May 3. Gan 43. wine sho 14. wasn'the 15. wasriti 4 Shall = 5. Will = «6. Could 46. were you 17. weren't thoy 18. wore me 19. were they 20. weren't there Grammar Practice 31 Questions and Responses 21. dowe 22, don't! 23. doesn'tit Gi acseitpes oti con aidalueraant 24, do you 25. cooshe 28. dosontit ney ee elem eae 37. deesit 28. doesnt she ot awteenr ttt a abn 29, do thoy 30. don't they 31. 9. she hasnt 40. twit 32, didthey 32. dian'tshe 94. 11. thave 12, he didnt 35. didnt 36. didwe 37. B 1. Who 2 Where 3. Why 4. Which Stacaplaweaseonaeenersealuliionacn 5. What 6 When 7. Whose 8. How Grammar Practice 35 Question Tags 8 What 10. whom T entte ERS G41. What is Mise Navindor doing? 3. have we « 2. Whereis the ladies’ changing room? © hasntahe ie 3. When are we going swimming? 7. havent they 8, Whom did you go fe the concert with? 9. hasntit 10 Grammar Practice 32” Positive and Negative et aq zeserenes! 18. can wo 16. Warm Up 47, could! 18. 1. She does not smile. 2. It does not bark. 19. couldthey 20. cpuldntit 3. We do natrest. 4. You do nat dance. 21, counthe 22. eouldne 5. They do not swim, 6. He did not come 23. shart! 24, won't they % Idi notsing 8. Wd netton the mat, 25. wll you 26. worst it A 4, There are not 35 pupils in my clas. 27. ville 28. shall wo 2. The teacher is not marking our test papers, 29, shall we 90. won't she 3. They do not study at a school nearby. 31. will they 32. will it 4. The chocolate cake does not look delicious. 33. wouldn't it 34. would sho 5. The van driver did not see the red traffic light. paola eenaetd 36. shouidn't you 6. He has not ooked everywhere for his slippers. 37. should 38, shouldn't he 7. The men were not ted after working al day. 39, musinY she 40, must they B_ 4. The boy wearing jeans is my cousin. blazaileoniaus eaten 2. The picture was drawn by Suzana. aera ae fone she 3. Tho blackbird has town avy. 44. The performance wil bogin in ton minutes. 5. Tho plane landed al 8.18 p.m. 6. That house belongs io an accountant. Grammar Practice 33 Warm Up ttm 2 Were 3. its 4, He's 5. Ive 6, They've 7. We've 8. isnt a 9. can't 40. don’t 11. hasn't 42, wasn't 7 13, weren't 14 shouldnt z A 1. Ithink tm going to get sick 8 2 There's a rainbow in tho sky 10. &. Here's a storybook for you. 1 4. Don'teat ihe rotten grapes. 12. Answers 1 Joma Can itt 7 ® ladybird 2. rainbow 3. wheelchair earing 5. basketball 6. toothorush gold word Book 2

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