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Students’ Work: A Courageous Moment

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18 Awesome Descriptions For People- Part 1

The more you tell your reader about your characters, the more easily he or she will be able to imagine them. Take care to describe your main characters clearly – the heroine, for example. We will be more inclined to enjoy reading your story if we can identify with the heroine. Knowing what she looks like, her likes and dislikes, and perhaps her strengths (her loving nature and sense of humour, for example) and weaknesses (clumsiness and forgetfulness), makes us care more about what is going to happen to her in the course of the stories.
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3 Simple Steps to Perfect Your Oral Exam Reading Performance

It's easy to score the full 10 marks so long as you follow the 3 Steps For Perfect Reading. But of course, practice makes perfect!

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How to Master Cloze Comprehension Passages for PSLE Success

Many students find it difficult to score beyond 10 marks in this section and it is often the one section that prevents students from getting full marks in Paper 2.

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Master the 8 Types of Comprehension Questions for PSLE English

The comprehension component isn't as straightforward as the one in our days where it consisted mainly of factual questions. It is now a lot more complex and requires students to be equipped with a varied set of techniques to answer the various types of questions.

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Primary Writing Tips: 5 Steps To Start Right

If you jump into writing the story by simply spending 1 minute on the topic given and a glimpse of the three pictures shown, there’s a high chance that you will end up writing off-topic or simply won’t have adequate depth in the composition to get the A or A* that you want.

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Ultimate Tips & Tricks to Excel in English Language Skills

English is the most widely spoken language in the world, both as a domestic language and a business language.

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5 Engaging Word Association Games to Strengthen Your Child’s Vocabulary

Running out of ideas of games to play with your child either at home or in the car? Try these 5 simple yet fun word association games wherever you may be!

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12 Powerful Descriptions for Guilt – Elevate Your English Composition

Guilt - one of the most common but least understood emotions. In the overall scheme of emotions, guilt is in the general category of negative feeling states. It’s one of the “sad” emotions, which also include agony, grief, and loneliness. Often neglected when it comes to writing at the primary level, teach your child some useful descriptions for guilt to help add some complexity to his writing, and trust me, his teacher will reward him generously for that.

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