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RELEVANT, IRRELEVANT IDEAS & FACT AND OPINION TUTORIAL

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RELEVANT, IRRELEVANT IDEAS & FACT AND OPINION TUTORIAL

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FACT & OPINION

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Printable online question tags exercises with answers for ESL students and teachers

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How you respond to a question tag can seem confusing.

When the speaker is right

If the speaker is correct, the person who replies follows the grammar of the tag and uses yes for a positive and no for a negative.

You don't live here, do you?
No, I don't.
The first speaker is correct. He doesn't live here.

When the first speaker is wrong

If the statement is positive, it's possible to answer with no.
You're David, aren't you?
(No) I'm not, actually. I'm Michael.
If the statement is negative, it is not usual to answer with yes.
'You don't live here, do you?'
'Ido actually. I live just across the road.'
Note that the auxiliary do is stressed. It is also common to use some other word or phrase such as actually to show contradiction, or to give some evidence: 'I'm Michael'; 'I live just across the road'

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question tags - English grammar reference notes | ELTbase.com

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How you respond to a question tag can seem confusing. When the speaker is right If the speaker is correct, the person who replies follows the grammar of the tag and uses yes for a positive and no for a negative. You don't live here, do you? No, I don't.

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1.Nurfarah Sherina Izzati bt Zamani
2.Nur shazwani bt Rusli
3.Nur Azlin bt Rosli
4. Nor Azleen bt Azman

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Narshinie Yogendran

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Qamarul Ariffin B. Abd Karim

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1. teh maisarah
2. zulakhtar
3.nurfarisa
4.natasha balqis
5.nur shazwana
6.wan shazwani

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Prepare an essay draft based on of the following topic

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1. nur aliah iman 2. Nurfarah Sherina Izzati 3. Nor Azleen Bt Azman 4. Safiah Izzati Bt Mahidir 5. Nur Shazwani Bt Rusli

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1. nur aliah iman 2. Nurfarah Sherina Izzati 3. Nor Azleen Bt Azman 4. Safiah Izzati Bt Mahidir 5. Nur Shazwani Bt Rusli

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- Nor Elia Ezreen
- Nur Farah Sabrina
- Nur Imanina Hasha
- Nur ‘Aina Yasmin
- Nur Diyanah Batrisyia

1. Too broad
- Media violence could be harmful to society
2. Too broad
3. Too strong
4. Too broad
5.Too broad
6. Too broad
7. Too narrow
8. Too broad
9. Too strong
10. Too narrow

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1) Narshinie A/P Yogendran

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1) Qamarul Ariffin
2) Uzzair Haiqal
3) Wan Hamzi
4) Vishnu Prasaad
5) Nurain Izzati
6) Nur Syahirah

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1. WAN NUR NATASHA BALQIS BINTI WAN FAUZI
2. NURFARISA NATASYA BINTI MOHD SUHAIZI
3. TEH MAISARAH BINTI MUSTAFA
4. NUR SITI SHAZWANA BINTI ABDUL RAHIM
5. ZUL AKHTAR HUSSAINI BIN ZULKERNAIN
6. WAN SHAZWANI BINTI WAN MOHD SABRI

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1. Nur Syazwani

2. Safiah Izzati

3. Nurfarah Sherina Izzati

4. Nur Azlin

5. Nor Azleen

6. Nur Aliah Iman

1. Do you think the author of the text about rhinos takes time to enjoy the beauty found in nature? Why or why not?

Yes, because in the paragraph the author said that I’ve sat in my car and watched rhinos many times. Recently, I watched one lick a rock for 20 minutes. The author knows a lot of things about the Rhinos

2. What is the author’s purpose for writing the text about rhinos?

The purpose on why the author write about Rhinos is that their character. Rhinos seems to mind their own business. Their character seems to attract the author attention. For example, they like nothing better than to stand around and eat grass from the ground, or, depending on what kind of rhino, nip leaves off bushes. They love to roll in the mud, too. Mud keeps rhinos cool, and they use it for sunscreen.

3. Why should readers be concerned about the Pacific Garbage Patch?

The reason why readers should be concerned about the Pacific Garbage Patch is that people also consume fish that have eaten microplastic, exposing them to harmful chemicals found in some plastic products.

4. What is the author’s purpose for writing the text about protecting oceans?

The purpose why the author write the text about protecting ocean is Oceans are a renewable source of food and power for humans, and they generate most of the planet’s oxygen by supporting sea plants like kelp, algae, and plankton.

5. Why do you think the author of the text about the grasshopper asked the woman about the grasshopper?

It is because the author eye fell upon two boxes of perfume on a glass shelf, and in between them was a large green-and-gold grasshopper holding itself perfectly still.

6. What are two ways that mud is helpful to rhinos?

Two ways that mud helps Rhinos is that, mud keeps rhinos cool, and they use it for sunscreen.

7. According to the author, which part of a rhino’s body looks like a curled leaf?

Rhino ear is the rhino body part that looks like the curled leaf.

8. What are two ways microplastic can hurt animals or people?

For animal it can choke them and poison them and for people that consume a fish that have eaten microplastic, it can exposing them to harmful chemicals found in some plastic product.

9. What are two ways to reduce the amount of plastic waste that pollutes oceans?

There are two ways to reduce the amount of plastic waste that pollutes the ocean which is we need to dispose the trash properly and also recycle and reuse materials.

10. Was the grasshopper in the text real or fake?

Its real

11. What is the purpose of the infographic?

The purpose of infographic is to show the accurate information of the percentage of the internet users aged 16 to 64 who report using each type of mobile apps each month.

12. Which media application has the lowest percentage of usage?

Dating apps is the media application that have the lowest percentage of usage.

13. What are two kinds of sea plants that produce the oxygen in the air we breathe?

The ocean produces oxygen through the plants (phytoplankton, kelp, and algal plankton) that live in it. These plants produce oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis, a process which converts carbon dioxide and sunlight into sugars the organism can use for energy.

14. Which two texts describe problems related to ocean environments? Which of these texts offers advice about how to solve the problems?

Text 2 and text 5.

15. Which media applications have more than 80% of usage?

Chat apps and social networking apps

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Definition:
A social convention is a set of agreed, stipulated or generally accepted social norms, norms, standards or criteria, often taking the form of a custom.

What are safe topics to start a conversation with someone that you have just met?
1. Themselves
2. Fashion
3. Hobbies/common interests
4. Food
5. Entertainment
6. Asking about their day
7. Sports
8. Weather
9. Travel
10. Working/studying

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TUTORIAL FOR SIMPLE PAST & PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

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TUTORIAL FOR SIMPLE PAST & PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

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English language quiz - tenses - mixed - 01 | ELTbase.com

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English language quiz on tenses - mixed (Quiz 01) for students of English as a foreign or second language (EFL / ESL).

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1. Wanna
2. Syaqirah
3. Aliah
4. Farah
5. Qam

1. Social media like is important to me because it can build up a connections with other people even though we don't know each other . From this "likes" people will consider us a friendly person even if we do not know them. From that video, I have watched also the women give likes to people she does not know on social media, then after she gives likes the person looks smiling and indirectly can build a connection with the people around him . Other than that To me, likes on social media are not that important. Because the tradition on social media, is all about having likes and more likes equal to more fame. When in reality, these likes social media, people are trying to pleased people they don't even know in real life. It's about being fame and everything, but even when that person has likes and it's important to them. Likes aren't that important, because it's all about being honest, kind and polite in real life. How you are face to face with community, and how you don't fake yourself around people. Coming from the heart .

2) is the desire for acceptance a bad thing? it depends on the situation. but its not good for always having an idea of being accepted by everyone else, even by someone on the internet. society nowadays always makes people insecure for themselves to the point where they would pretend to be someone else so that they can be accepted by the people surrounding them.

3)  What negative effects of social media evaluation can you think of?  The negative effect of social  media evaluation is that today's society is so concerned about social media that they can not leave their mobile phones or any other social media applications because social media is a part of their lives.

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Narshinie Yogendran
Zul Akhtar
Nazirul Aiman
Muhd IIman

1. I think its really important for me because likes on social media are a form of communication allowing us to signal our validation.

2. In my opinion, having desire for acceptance is fine as long as we accept ourselves too. Some people ae pretending to be someone else in order to find acceptance in people. Like in the video, people are only showing their good side to make sure they have good ratings. So, I think the desire to find acceptance must be started with accepting ourselves first.

3. Social media use can have a serious negative impact on areas of well-being including feelings of depression, anxiety, fear of missing out, body image, bullying and sleep. On top of increasing the incidents of anxiety and depression, spending too much time on social media can lead to poor sleep

4. Number would seem a crude way of rating complex social relationship.

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Nur Farah Sabrina
Nur Imanina Hasha
Nur Izzati Maisarah
Priya Dharshini

1.From my opinion, likes are important for some reason. For business, likes are important to see the engagement, branding and to analyze our target market. Besides, likes are important due to social forces that sometimes makes people lose their confidence.

2.Certainly not. Since we all use social media, the need to be accepted by others is a natural characteristic that has always existed.

3.There is about bullying on social media with tragic consequences for some people in this story.

4.

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DISCUSSION                           ( BLACK MIRROR )

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DISCUSSION                           ( BLACK MIRROR )

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Name : Wan Shazwani Bt Wan Mohd Sabri
Id : 012020070560
Name : Teh Maisarah
Id : 012020072174
Name : Nor Azleen Bt Azman
Id : 012020072298
1- I think likes are important because sometimes people judge us based on likes. For example, Mai has many thousand likes on her social media Instagram so people think she is a popular girl or we called it nowadays "instafamous"
2- I think it is important because if we have many likes, we can promote our business, build more connections so our business can be more successful
3- I feel like is very important because by having a lot of likes people will see for them to take as a model to sell their sales items so that they can see from people who like them

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Wan Nur Natasha Balqis Binti Wan Fauzi
Safiah Izzati Binti Mahidir
Nurfarah Sherina Izzati Binti Zamani
Yogeneshani A/P Muniandy

1. For me likes are quite important but some of my team members do consider it as non important. It depends on what kind of post, I post at social media.
2. The desire of acceptance does consider as a bad thing due to we don't even know if the people you met is sincere to be friends with you, maybe they accept you because of your popularity on social media and there is possibility that they will use you for their own advantage to get famous as well.
3. The negative consequences ratings that I can think of is when you're quite popular in social media and it's quite scary when there are people you don't even know wanted to be friends with you, you do not even know their background if they are a criminal or somebody who is bad that wanted to take advantage of you. I can say a lot of people will judged you based on your ratings that you have, if you have a lower one then people will dislike you because of that.

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Nor Elia Ezreen
Nur 'Aina Yasmin
Nur Syahirah
Nur Aina Fatiha
Muhd Izam
2. I think it is not because all of us are obsessed with social media. While the desire for acceptance by others could be a natural trait.
3. There is a lot of negative consequence if we did not use properly such as cyber bully, lazy to exercise, eyes become dazzling as a result of looking at screen for too long.

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SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE - BLACK MIRROR (NETFLIX)

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SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE - BLACK MIRROR (NETFLIX)

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nur syahirah
1) Historical place
2) Beautiful scenery
3) Famous for tourists

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- great wall
- terracotar army
- wushu

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Nur Izzati Maisarah Binti Mohd Zamrin

1. have amazing view
2. chill place
3. popular place in seoul

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1) 'Home' for Polar Bear
2)Iceberg Parade
3)Bathtub Racing

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1. unique place
2. has an interesting history behind the construction of the building
3.is a landmark of the people of Teluk Intan

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Nur Aina Fatiha Zahanizam

1) Has different colour beach
2) One of the sunniest places in the world
3) Beautiful view

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Muhammad Izam
1.Beatiful country
2.Great Culture
3.Have a great weather

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Qamarul Ariffin
1) Beautiful scenery
2) City with high technology
3) Everyone is kind and polite

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1. Most beautiful places in South Korea.
2.  New Seven Wonders of Nature.
3. Photography

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1) Beautiful place
2) Great place to relax and enjoy
3) Located at the peak of a mountain.

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1.If You Can Make it Here, You Can Make it Anywhere

2.The City So Nice, They Named It Twice.

3.The City that Never Sleeps

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1. Relax
2. Snow surfing
3. Nice view

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1. Football stadium called as les parc des princess
2. City of love
3. Croissants

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Wan Nur Natasha Balqis Binti Wan Fauzi
1. Smaller but better
2. Early Suburban
3. Has lots of beaches

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1. The city of lights
2. Fashion City
3. Cold weather in december

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1.The world’s tallest building .
2. the world’s largest shopping mall .
3. islands are shaped like a palm tree .

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NUR SITI SHAZWANA BINTI ABDUL RAHIM

1. INTERESTING
2. HISTORICAL
3.ADVENTUROUS

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1) Its nature and wildlife.
2) great weather.
3) incredible cities.

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- Chill
- Evening vibe
-  Run away from reality

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1.kpop
2.Prince Wang So
3.Royal Seal

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1.The city of lights
2. Fashion city
3. Cold weather in december