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Parts of speech are categories of words that perform similar grammatical roles in phrase and sentence structures. But what exactly are the different parts of speech and how do you know which words correspond to different grammatical categories? This article will explain parts of speech and how to identify, modify, and use them in simple and complex sentences.

Parts of Speech

In the English language there are various parts of speech which are put together in order to form a sentence. Without these, the language would never be able to function.

What Are Parts Of Speech?

Parts of speech are word categories that are defined by the grammatical roles they play in sentence structures. The categories of words are organized by the grammatical functions and meanings they produce and convey.

In the English language, there are around ten common parts of speech. These include nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections, determiners, and articles.

Though the meanings of these categories are explained in the following sections, just know that these parts of speech play a grammatical role, or serve a grammatical function in language, including sentence structure and meaning.

Open and Closed Word Classes

Closed word classes are parts of speech that are consistent and do not have newer words introduced to them over time. These include pronouns, conjunctions, determiners, and prepositions.

Open word classes are parts of speech that have newer words introduced to them over time. These include nouns, verbs, adjectives, interjections, and adverbs.

Different Parts of Speech (with Examples)

In this section, we are going to looking a little more closely at the various parts of speech such as the verb, the noun and the adjective, amongst others. This will allow us to gain a better understanding of how a sentence is formed and how the various parts of speech work.

The Noun (n.)

A noun is a word which gives a name to something, in some cases you might hear them referred to as a 'naming word.' There are various different subcategories of nouns such as the proper noun, the collective noun, the possessive noun and the common noun. Each one of these serves a different purpose, let's look at this a little more closely.

Noun Examples:
Jeffrey, Korea, pen, New Year, dog, cat, elephant, garden, school, work, music, town, Manila, teacher, farmer, Bob, Sean, Michael, police officer, France, coffee, football, danger, happiness...
Noun example sentences:

The teacher told the children to stop chattering in class.

John is good at French but weak at History.

The Proper Noun

The proper noun is used to name a specific item, for example the names of places or people or perhaps a movie or song title.

The Collective Noun

A collective noun is used to refer to a group of nouns, for example people or animal groups.

The Possessive Noun

A possessive noun is used to show ownership of something, this is done by adding an apostrophe and an s, like in the following examples.

The Common Noun

A common noun is the most simple form of a noun and gives a name to an item.

Determiners and Articles

Determiners and articles are parts of speech that are used with nouns or noun phrases to clarify them. They are usually placed in front of nouns (or noun phrases) and can help specify their identity, quantity, distance (from the speaker), or specific number (among other things).

Determiners

Determiners are a part of speech that are placed in front of nouns to clarify their reference. They include categories such as:

Articles - a, an, the

Numbers - two, eight, ninety-nine

Pronouns and possessive determiners - his, her, its, your, my, their, our

Difference determiners - other, the other, another

Demonstratives - these, those, that, this

Quantifiers - a little, a few, much, many, some, any, enough, most

Distributives - half, both, every, each, all, neither, either

Pre-determiners - quite, such, rather, what.

Articles

Articles are a sub-category of determiners that serve as a type of adjective to identify nouns. They may be:

Definitive - which indicates that the noun's identity is already known to the audience. The word would be a definitive article because it indicates a noun that is already known to the reader/audience ("I am going to sit in chair."), or

Indefinite - indicates an unfamiliar noun, or references a noun for the first time, or shows a noun belongs to a certain class of objects. The words and are considered indefinite articles ("I am going to sit in chair.", "You are accountant.", or "I was born on Thursday.").

The Verb (vb.)

A verb is one of the most important parts of speech and is a word which is used to describe an action. There are three main types of verbs which are detailed below.

Examples:

Walk, is, seem, realize, run, see, swim, stand, go, have, get, promise, invite, listen, sing, sit, laughed, walk...

Verb example sentences:

The Action Verb

An action verb does exactly what you might expect, it describes an action.

The Linking Verb

A linking verb is used to show a state of being rather than a physical action.

The Modal Verb

A modal verb is used to 'help' the main verb and can show the speakers thoughts or attitude about what they are saying. For example, words such as might, must, could and can are all modal verbs.

The Pronoun (pron.)

A pronoun is one which replaces a noun, and once again there are various different types of pronouns within the English language. Each one is used in a different way, let's take a look at some examples of this.

Examples:

Pronoun example sentences:

Richard isn't at work this week; he's gone on holiday.

Don't tell her the truth.

She tried it herself.

You can't blame him for everything.

The woman who called yesterday wants to buy the house.

The Reflexive Pronoun

A reflexive pronoun is used to refer to self, for example myself or yourself.

The Indefinite Pronoun

This type of pronoun is used to refer to a non specific person or item, you might see words such as anything, few, everyone or all.
Learn more: Indefinite Pronoun
The Possessive Pronoun

A possessive pronoun is used to show possession or ownership of something, for example my, his, their or yours.

The Relative Pronoun

A r elative pronoun is used to introduce an adjective clause. You might recognise these as words such as who, which, that or whose.

The Adjective (adj.)

An adjective is a word which describes a noun or pronoun, there are thousands of adjectives within the English language.

Examples:

Beautiful, seven, cute, second, tall, blue, angry, brave, careful, healthy, little, old, generous, red, smart, two, small, tall, some, good, big, useful, interesting...

Adjective example sentences:

This is a blue car.

The small squirrel ran up the tree.

During the thunderstorm, we saw some heavy rain.

My mother has short hair.

The documentary on TV last night was very interesting.

My son has an impressive collection of toy soldiers.

The weather is hot and sunny today.

My vacation was exciting.

The leaves on that tree are green and large.

The Adverb (adv.)

An adverb is used to modify, or further explain an adjective, verb or another adverb. They can add more information to a sentence making it more clear and easier for the listener to imagine what is being described in detail. Most of the time, adverbs will end in the letters -ly but there are some exceptions to this rule such as the words very and never.

Examples:

Neatly, in the market, every day, tomorrow, very, badly, fully, carefully, hardly, nearly, hungrily, never, quickly, silently, well, really, almost...

Adverb example sentences:

This is an extremely attractive photograph.

I have a very large pet dog.

My car drives quickly.

When I am running late for work, I eat my breakfast rapidly.

The boy is crying loudly.

She carefully preserved all his letters.

The Conjunction (conj.)

A conjunction is used as a way of joining two or more ideas or words together. Most commonly you will see the words for, and, not, but, or, yet and so used as a conjunction.

Examples:

And, however, still, but, or, so, after, since, before, either, neither, because, unless...

Conjunction example sentences:

My boyfriend and I are going on a date.

I will go to the shop but not before I have had something to eat.

This is a gift for my friend.

I was tired yet I still went to the gym.

The Preposition (prep.)

A preposition is used in English to show a relationship between two words or phrases. You might recognise a preposition as being words such as in, before, on, at, to, between etc.

Examples:

In, on, at, about, apropos, according to, after, along, above, except, from, near, of, before, since, between, upon, with, to, after, toward...

Preposition example sentences:

The cat is sitting on the wall.

I am going to the salon after my dinner.

The boy ran along the street for an hour.

You will find the theatre in the town centre.

I saw that news in the newspapers.

The Interjection (interj.)

An interjection could also be thought of as a exclamation. They are used to emotion, reaction or excitement and have no grammatical link to anything else within the sentence they appear.
Ahem!, aha!, gosh!, aw!, great!, hey!, hi!, hooray!, oh!, yeah!, oops!, phew!, eh!, oh!, ouch!, hi!, well!...
Examples:

Interjection example sentences:

Phew! That was a close call.

Wow! Did you see how big that bird was?

Oh, I forgot to tell you that I saw your father last week.

Hooray! You passed your exam!

Well, what did he say?

Yeah! She's going with us tonight!

How To Determine The Part Of Speech In A Sentence

In order to determine a part of speech in a sentence, look at the word being used, its context, and what meanings it brings to the sentence structure. Here are some questions you can ask about a particular word in a sentence, in order to figure out what part of speech it is.

Is the word placed before a noun to clarify it? It is a determiner or an as explained above.

Parts of Speech and Sentence Construction

In sentence construction, parts of speech are present in what are known as the of sentences. Clauses are groups of words that have a subject and a verb. The verb is also part of an entire verb phrase known as a predicate.

Simple/Basic Sentences

In its simplest form, a sentence can have one independent clause.

For example, the sentence "I walk to the store" contains one clause.

"I" is the subject of the clause, while "walk" is the verb.

The ending phrase, "walk to the store" would be the verb phrase, or predicate, of the sentence.

This entire sentence "I walk to the store" is an independent clause, expresses one subject doing one action - and is known as a simple sentence.

Knowing this, apply the fact that nouns and pronouns will often be the subjects or objects of simple sentences, while verbs will convey actions. So once again:

I (subject, pronoun) walk (verb) to (preposition) the (article) store (object, noun).

Complex Sentences

Complex sentences also contain a subject and a verb, but can not stand alone as independent clauses. For example:

"since the weather is sunny."

Here, "weather" would be the subject, and "is" would be the verb. So, "I walk to the store since the weather is sunny" would be a complex sentence. The parts of speech in the second part here would be:

Parts of Speech in English | Picture

In the English language, there are eight different parts of speech and each one serves its own purpose. Without them, we would not be able to form a coherent sentence and so it is important that we are familiar with what each of them is. In these images, we are going to look at each of the different parts of speech, what they are used for, and some examples of how they work within a sentence.

English Parts of Speech Table Image 2

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Parts of Speech Video

Learn all parts of speech in English with a useful video lesson.

These eight parts of speech can all be merged together to help you in creating grammatically correct and cohesive sentences in English. Whilst some are further split into subcategories, others function on their own, but each one is just as important as the next.

Parts Of Speech Quiz

A. In the sentence "I ran to the tallest tree", what part of speech is the word "tallest"?

B. In the 2000s, the word staycation described the act of staying home for a vacation. Since "staycation" is a noun and a new word, what class of words does it belong to?

1. The Open word class

2. The Closed word class

3. The Infinitive word class

Answers: A) 3, B) 1, C) 3
C. In the sentence "I'll have a few tacos", what part of speech are the words "a few"?

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2. A simple design at the wall to cheer the room.
3. A green plant on the bedside table.

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1. I will have seen the animal show by the time I arrive at the zoo.
2.My mother has packed my lunch box daily.
3.We had hoped that we could go on the summer trip together.
4. We will have visited the museum if we have time after the show.
5. My brother has been to Italy twice.
6.We had learned the correct diving technique when we were on the vacation.
6. I will have tried to book the room by the time we arrive.

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1. I was talking on the phone when my father arrived home from work.
2. My sister was cooking when my mother stepped out to the market.
3. At 4pm yesterday, we were having discussion together after class.
4.When I left house for school, my mother was cooking.
5. What were you doing last night ?

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Active to Passive Voice - PDF Grammar Worksheet - B1 - PA011

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Describe your ideal bedroom or living room of your dream house. You have to write a detailed description of your ideal home, using prepositions of place, to give to an interior designer.

Student A: There is a 50-inch TV screen on the ceiling in the bedroom

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1. The thieves have been arrested by the police.

2. The marvelous performance delivered by the children enthralled us.

3. He has been invited to their party.

4. We have shipped your order.

5. The girl recited the poem beautifully.

6. The guests enjoyed the party.

7. The child impressed everyone with his polite manners.

8. A girl from Chennai won the first prize.

9. The readers like the latest book of the writer.

10. They are painting the walls.

11. The car has been fixed by the mechanic.

12. She accepted their invitation with pleasure.

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My second exercise about gerunds and infinitives.

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Change the following active sentences into passive voice. Answers 1. She was not beaten by me. 2. This experience will never be forgotten by me.

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Examples And Exercises For Sentence Pattern | Seven Sentence Pattern Exampels | Sentence Pattern Examples PDF Download - Grammar In English

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Review exercises of Sentence Patterns, Sentence Pattern grammar exercises with answer key. Review exercises of all Complete Sentence Pattern. The complete predicate is the verb plus its objects, complements, and adverbial modifiers that tell what the complete subject does or is.

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1. "My sister speaks good English." Which word is a verb? a) sister b) speaks c) good 2. Verbs are one type of word, and ________ are another type of word. a) nouns b) letters c) sentences

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Fill in the blanks with an article or another determiner.

Answers

1. Yesterday I had a strange experience.

2. I saw some German tourists in the store.

3. He has a keen eye for detail.

4. He was the only child of a/the rich merchant.

5. The person who died yesterday was a heart patient.

6. The film that we saw yesterday was interesting.

7. The tea is very strong. You must add some more milk to it.

8. Can I have some apples?

9. I saw an/the elephant in the zoo.

10. Don't make any noise. I must get some sleep.

11. People ride camels in a/the desert.

12. There is a school for the deaf in this city.

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Here's an exercise to practise the verb tenses. Choose the past simple or past continuous tense.
You can review how to use the past simple here and how to use the past continuous here.
Finally, click here to download this exercise in PDF with answers.

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Past Simple and Past Continuous Exercise 1

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English grammar exercise about the first conditional

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Online quiz to test your understanding of English noun countability. This is a free multiple-choice quiz that you can do online or print out. For ESL learners.

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Instruction: Identify each sentence pattern below as: SV, SVO, SV-IO-DO, SVC, SV-DO-OC, SVA.

1. He bought his girlfriend a ring.
2. She sings and dances.
3. She made the problem complicated.
4. She goes to school.
5. John and Marry are swimming.
6. He brought me a cup of tea.
7. The company has been very successful.
8. They are in class.
9. He is brave.
10. I called my dog Dodo.
11. They are reading in the library.
12. He has fixed the computer.
13. I wrote my friend a letter.
14. He appointed John his assistant.
15. They are internal auditors.
16. He runs very quickly.
17. Close the window.
18. They made her upset.
19. She was frightened.
20. My brother is doing homework.

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English grammar exercise about the second conditional

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abnormally
- Scottish children recently born die abnormally more in 2021 than in 2020

gratefully
- I gratefully thank those who have seen the updates for a while and a long time.

fondly
- The way they look at each other so fondly

joyfully
- She hops around joyfully because she is so happy and content

frantically
- I woke up just to find out my parents are frantically preparing something.

correctly
- You deserve to be happy and loved correctly.

positively
- I want everyone to only speak positively about themselves this year.

reluctantly
- She reluctantly checks her emails.

thankfully
- Snow has thankfully helped improve fire conditions and evacuation orders are lifting.

politely
- He got offers, he refused politely.

vaguely
- I vaguely remember when I joined Twitter.

quietly
- Alia was really cute in her cheongsam sitting quietly on the sofa.

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English grammar exercise about the third conditional

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MAISARAH BINTI MUHAMAD HAFIZ WANG (AM2111010325)

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abnormally
- Yana's eyes were abnormally large.

gratefully
- I gratefully took the cup of coffee she offered me.

fondly
- She smiles fondly at her brother and his wife.

joyfully
- I shall give my life joyfully.

frantically
- I've been working frantically all week to get it finished on time.

correctly
- They guess my age correctly

positively
- It was positively gorgeous up there.

reluctantly
- She reluctantly pulls her hand away.

thankfully
- There was a fire in the building, but thankfully no one was hurt.

politely
- She smiled and politely asked how he was doing.

vaguely
- There was something vaguely familiar about her face.

quietly
- He would sit quietly and watch what was happening.

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NIK ATHIRAH BINTI IBRAHIM (AM2111010336)

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NIK ATHIRAH BINTI IBRAHIM (AM2111010336)

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Make a sentence with each adverb listed below

1.      Abnormally

An abnormally large number of students gets an A for the tough subject this year.

2.      Gratefully

I’m gratefully glad that I have a nice friend like you.

3.      Fondly

The husband smiled fondly at their children playing football.

4.      Joyfully

Everyone celebrate joyfully as covid cases reached to 0.

5.      Frantically

Her heart raced as she frantically searched for a place to hide.

6.      Correctly

And if I remember correctly, you made a promise with me to treat me food.

7.      Positively

I feel like we are positively glowing.

8.      Reluctantly

She reluctantly pushed his hand away.

9.      Thankfully

Thankfully, the boy was sent to the hospital right after the accident.

10.   Politely

She politely asked her mother for permission to go out with her friends.

11.   Vaguely

I vaguely remember him as the top student before.

12.   Quietly

The door open quietly as Mikey stepped in.

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Online quiz to test your understanding of English pronouns. This is a free multiple-choice quiz that you can do online or print out. For ESL learners.

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MUHAMMAD SYAWAL BIN ZULKIFFLI (AM2111010334)

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1-     ABNORMALY
Their departure was hastened by an abnormally cold winter

2-     GRATEFULY
He smiled at him gratefully

3-     FONDLY
The outcome was not what he fondly expected

4-     JOYFULLY
He flushed joyfully yet with painful distress

5-     FRANTICALLY
She frantically thought about how to explain his comment.

6-     CORRECTLY
Make sure all the components remain correctly orientated.

7-     POSITIVELY
Both of you look at things positively.

8-     RELUCTANTLY
She reluctantly pushed his hands away.

9-     THANKFULLY
Thankfully , he seemed relaxed.

10-  POLITELY
She politely asked her mother for permission, which was granted.

11-  VAGUELY
I vaguely remember him as the resident nerd.

12-  QUIETLY
He opened the door and spoke quietly to someone.

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NUR ATHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAMANI (AM2111010665)

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1) Abnormally
- The comforters on the beds were abnormally plump.
2) Gratefully
- Any helps or donations will be gratefully received.
3) Fondly
- He turned to see her smiling fondly at him.
4) Joyfully
- They greeted him joyfully.
5) Frantically
- He frantically searched for the key.
6) Correctly
- Has the form been correctly completed?
7) Positively
- She was positively bursting to tell us the news.
8) Reluctantly
- John reluctantly left her at the hospital at the night.
9) Thankfully
- Thankfully, the child was found.
10) Politely
- She smile politely to her teacher.
11) Vaguely
- She vaguely recognized the blind boy.
12) Quietly
- She quietly lifted it and place it on her lap.

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NUR IBTISAM BINTI AMINUDDIN (AM2111010350)

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Abnormally
- Hadi was walking abnormally yesterday.
Gratefully
-He gratefully survives the operation last week.
Fondly
- The actor looks at the actress fondly.
Joyfully
-Alisa jumped joyfully towards her parents when she looks at her SPM result.
Frantically
- Mrs. Ayesha ran frantically towards her car to find her passport.
Correctly
-Azhar sits correctly because he has back pain.
Positively
-After what happened last week, he thinks more positively.
Reluctantly
-He walked away reluctantly after being scolded by his boss.
Thankfully
-Thankfully he found the ring right on time before the ceremony starts.
Politely
-Salmah politely refused the gifts that were given by her neighbor.
Vaguely
-He smiled vaguely, ignoring her questions.
Quietly
- Ashraf sneaks in quietly into his house at midnight, worrying that his parents might catch him.

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1. Abnormally:

Khai started to act abnormally after he received the news about his family's accident.

2. Gratefully:

The old man smiles gratefully after my brother approached and helped him with the heavy plastic bags.

3. Fondly:

Laila fondly believed that everything is not true after she heard about her husband died in highway crash.

4. Joyfully:

My sister jumps joyfully after she got the ice cream she wants.

5. Frantically:

She worked frantically after her boss urged her to finish everything before 6 in the evening.

6. Correctly:

Ria asked me to pronounce her names correctly because I always forget her real pronunciation.

7. Positively:

Some of the answers aren’t positively response by their customer.

8. Reluctantly:

He reluctantly takes over the project when his boss asked him to do it.

9. Thankfully:

A thief breaks down into my neighbors' house but thankfully nobody is in there.

10. Politely:

You have to act politely when you are at someone’s house.

11. Vaguely:

My mother vaguely remembers about her past after she involved in a car accident.

12. Quietly:

You need to speak or study quietly when you are at the library.

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ANIS ATHIRAH BINTI MAZLAN (AM2111010315)

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Make a sentence with each adverb listed below

1.      Abnormally
Azmir act abnormally after his girlfriend ask for a break up.

2.      Gratefully

I am very gratefully to having a friend who always care
about me.

3.      Fondly
I looked at her fondly.

4.      Joyfully

My family greeted Sarah joyfully.

5.      Frantically

Mira acted frantically when the police arrested her.

6.      Correctly

Syamina answer all the question correctly.

7.      Positively

Thinking positively is one way of dealing with stress.

8.      Reluctantly

My younger brother reluctantly go to school.

9.      Thankfully

Thankfully, my sister's injuries weren't severe.

10.   Politely

Zira refuses my invitation politely.

11.   Vaguely

I vaguely remember his birthday date.

12.   Quietly

I quietly walked away from the place.

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MOHAMAD FIQRY IZUWAN BIN SHAFIEE (AM2111010327)

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1)Abnormally
-The boy reacts abnormally to the sounds of the speaker

2)Gratefully
-She smiled at him gratefully

3)Fondly
-He fondly believed the girl was in loved with him

4)Joyfully
-The kids played the game joyfully

5)Frantically
-The woman was crying as she frantically searched for her wedding's ring

6)Correctly
-She answered the questions correctly

7)Positively
-He took the lessons positively

8)Reluctantly
-He reluctantly furthers his studies abroad

9)Thankfully
-Thankfully, he was alive

10)Politely
-The young man asked politely to the old man

11)Vaguely
-She was dressed up vaguely at the party

12)Quietly
-The boy quietly asking for an answer during the examinations

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abnormally
- i feeling abnormally after last night event

gratefully
- I gratefully to know kind people like you

fondly
- She smiles fondly to her husband on their wedding day

joyfully
- they play football joyfully today

frantically
- i frantically doing my assignment before the due date

correctly
- he answered all the questions correctly

positively
- they solve the problem positively

reluctantly
- he reluctantly go back home after the fight

thankfully
- there was an incident happen last night , thankfully no one be victims

politely
- he politely help the blindman crossed the road

vaguely
- i vaguely remember him as a football player

quietly
- he opened the door and spoke quietly to someone

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1)Abnormally
Alden is just seven years old but abnormally higher than others his age.

2)Gratefully
She apologizes to her friends, and they gratefully accept her back.

3)Fondly
He still remembers fondly a trip he once made in Japan.

4)Joyfully
Jade and David play joyfully at the playground.

5) Frantically
She frantically relayed details of the snatching to the police dispatched.

6)Correctly
Tania answered all the questions correctly in her maths exam.

7)Positively
Erin takes the criticism on her positively to change herself to be a better person.

8)Reluctantly
They said their only reluctantly going along with the plan.

9)Thankfully
Sara thankfully to her foster parents for taking good care of her.

10)Politely
Drake politely suggests that people have a right to their opinion.

11)Vaguely
She makes dressy dresses and separates with a vaguely vintage air.

12)Quietly
She closed the door quietly because her don't want her daughter to wake up from sleeping.

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NAJWA SAYIDDAH BINTI MOHD SHUKI (AM2111010335)

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NAJWA SAYIDDAH BINTI MOHD SHUKI (AM2111010335)

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1. abnormally - Everyone is dressing abnormally beautiful when celebrating Eid Mubarak.

2. gratefully - My friend gratefully accepted the invitation.

3. fondly - That guy looked at his wife fondly.

4. joyfully - I shall give my life joyfully.

5. frantically - She raced frantically towards the bus.

6. correctly - Have I read this correctly?

7. positively - The improvement of the playground was positively approved by the kids.

8. reluctantly - Madiana reluctantly did the house chores.

9. thankfully - The girls thankfully to the policeman because caught the pickpocket on the spot.

10. politely - Irham is asking questions politely to the teachers.

11. vaguely - The elders sometimes vaguely remember their stuff.

12. quietly - The baby is sleeping quietly in the bedroom.

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NOR AFIF IMAN BIN NOREZANEE(AM2111010337)

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NOR AFIF IMAN BIN NOREZANEE(AM2111010337)

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1. Abnormally
- He walked abnormally after he was rejected by his crush for the fifth times.

2.Gratefully
- Aiman gratefully accepted the invitation to his friend's wedding ceremony.

3. Fondly
- He fondly remembered his early years in United Kingdom.

4. Joyfully
- She greeted her long lost daughter joyfully.

5. Frantically
- They raced frantically towards the train.

6. Correctly
- If I recall correctly, he lives in Bristol with his family.

7. Positively
- The waiter was positively rude to me.

8. Reluctantly
- He reluctantly admit his fault after being confronted by the whole class.

9. Thankfully
- Thankfully, they took care of my sick cat when i wasn't home.

10. Politely
- Alisa politely asked her mum to carry her.

11. Vaguely
- He vaguely remembered about the incident.

12. Quietly
- He would sit quietly and watch what was happening around him.

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NUR MAS LIENA BINTI ALIAKBAR (AM2111010352)

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NUR MAS LIENA BINTI ALIAKBAR (AM2111010352)

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1. abnormally - Her eyes were abnormally large.
2. gratefully - He nodded gratefully.
3. fondly - He looked at her fondly.
4. joyfully - That child is smilling joyfully at me.
5. frantically - He frantically tried to call a police.
6. correctly - I remember correctly, you are shouting my name yesterday.
7. positively - She had to keep thinking positively.
8. reluctantly - She reluctantly pushed his hands away.
9. thankfully - Thankfully, that you are safe.
10. politely - she sit politely on that chair.
11. vaguely - I vaguely remember him.
12. quietly - They stood quietly for a moment.

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ANI NURUL AFIQAH BINTI ASMAWI (AM2111010314)

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ANI NURUL AFIQAH BINTI ASMAWI (AM2111010314)

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Abnormally
-Sarah had been taken to hospital because her blood sugar level had been found to be abnormally low.
Fondly
-Hairi looked at his wife fondly.
Gratefully
- All donation will be gratefully received.
Joyfully
- Natasha who had come in during the conversation, looked at her husband joyfully.
Frantically
-He frantically thought about how to explain his comment.
Correctly
- If I remember correctly, he was still a prime minister at that time.
Positively
-Thinking positively is one way of dealing with stress.
Reluctantly
- We reluctantly agreed to go with her.
Thankfully
-There was a fire in the building, but thankfully no one was hurt.
Politely
-The receptionist smiled politely.
Vaguely
-There was something vaguely familiar about her face.
Quietly
- Ali noticed Shafiqah sitting quietly at the bus stop while waiting for the bus after finish school hour.

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ASYIERA BINTI ABDUL RAHIM (AM2111010319)

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ASYIERA BINTI ABDUL RAHIM (AM2111010319)

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Abnormally
- An abnormally large number of students have signed for my English class.
Gratefully
- The proposal that we work on last two weeks was gratefully received by the company.
Fondly
- Sarah fondly believes that her friends might come.
Joyfully
- My father welcomed Siti joyfully into our house.
Frantically
- I have been working frantically to finish my work before the due date.
Correctly
- You must answer all these questions correctly if you want to pass this semester.
Positively
-We need to present the idea positively.
Thankfully
- Thankfully, we had enough food for the guest during the reception.
Politely
- Ardiani just look at her bestfriend and politely asked how she was doing after her father left their family past two month.
Vaguely
- I vaguely remember what i ha learned yesterday.
Quietly
- She listen to the music quietly while read her new book.

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MUHAMMAD NUR HAFIZ BIN HANIF (AM2111010332)

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MUHAMMAD NUR HAFIZ BIN HANIF (AM2111010332)

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Abnormally- The success rate of the project is abnormally high.
Gratefully- Abu smiled at his brother gratefully.
Fondly- She looked fondly at her husband while holding a gun.
Joyfully- Haqeem joyfully accepted the proposal.
Frantically- He dashed frantically towards the moving car.
Correctly- Amin answered 10 questions correctly in a row.
Positively- In life, we must think positively and not be mistaken.
Reluctantly- He reluctantly put all the blame on Haris.
Thankfully- Anis thankfully accepted the gift that she receive from her friend.
Politely- Rina waited politely at the bus stop while waiting for her husband.
Vaguely- He vaguely remembered seeing a girl in his dream.
Quietly- Adam and Hawa quietly leave their place without any noise.

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abnormally
- The kitchen is almost abnormally clean and tidy.

gratefully
- Anis smiled at her sister gratefully.

fondly
- Your prom is a big event and one you will look back on
fondly.

joyfully
- She looked about with pleasure, smiling joyfully.

frantically
- He frantically thought about how to explain his comment.

correctly
- She answers the questions given correctly.

positively
- We had to keep thinking positively to avoid stress.

reluctantly
- The time had come and I reluctantly agreed.

thankfully
- Thankfully, there is an option to turn the audio off.

politely
- She politely asked her mother for permission, which was
granted.

vaguely
- He was vaguely familiar, his gaze intense.

quietly
- Joe quietly went to his room.

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ASMA UMAIRAH BINTI ABDUL HARMIZI (AM2111010318)

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ASMA UMAIRAH BINTI ABDUL HARMIZI (AM2111010318)

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1. Abnormally
= Johan still failed the task even though his chance to succeed is abnormally high.

2. Grateful
= Mariah's support is gratefully accepted and acknowledged by the company.

3. Fondly
= Harry smiled fondly to himself as he reminisced the precious time he spent with his friends and family.

4. Joyfully
= Sally laughed joyfully at the joke her friend made.

5. Frantically
= Lara frantically leaves her office as she is late for her meeting.

6. Correctly
= John gets a praise from his teacher because he answers the question correctly.

7. Positively
= They celebrated after the event ended as it went positively well.

8. Reluctantly
= Diana reluctantly accepts Jill's help despite the fact that they used to be rivals.

9. Thankfully
= Lila was thankfully appreciated for the help she had contributed to the society.

10. Politely
= Ahmad politely declined when the stranger suddenly offered him a strange thing.

11. Vaguely
= Ron disliked the new comers because they always talked vaguely whenever he tried to have a conversation with them.

12. Quietly
= She waited quietly for her daughter to fall asleep.

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NUR AIN ERYSHA BINTI MD ROSDI (AM2111010339)

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NUR AIN ERYSHA BINTI MD ROSDI (AM2111010339)

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1) abnormally
- His heart start beating abnormally when he saw his crush.
2) gratefully
- All donations for the flood victims from Sunday would be gratefully accepted.
3) fondly
- I fondly imagined that you cared for me even at my worst.
4) joyfully
- The boy welcomed the guest joyfully to the birthday party.
5) frantically
- They worked frantically to finish on time because of that they deserve the award.
6) correctly
- During the spelling competition last week, qasha manage to spelled the word correctly.
7) positively
- Some crash diet that didn't follow the dietician guidelines can be positively dangerous.
8) reluctantly
- Reluctantly, she started to overthink about her relationship again.
9) thankfully
- The robbed incident last night was extreme but thankfully no one was injured.
10) politely
- The stewardess smiled politely to the passengers who are boarding into the flight.
11) vaguely
- I vaguely remember the incident that almost killed my parents.
12) quietly
- Aliya is quietly confident on her answer about her scholarship so that she could attract the judges.

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TUAN SHAFIQ AIMAN BIN TUAN MOHD FADLI (AM2111010365)

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TUAN SHAFIQ AIMAN BIN TUAN MOHD FADLI (AM2111010365)

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1. Abnormally
Ali is acting abnormally since last week.
2. Gratefully
Ahmad gratefully succeed in his exam.
3. Fondly
My teacher looks at me fondly.
4. Joyfully
My little sister is playing joyfully.
5. Frantically
Abu is working frantically because the due date is just around the corner.
6. Correctly
We need to exercise correctly because it can hurt our body.
7. Positively
We need to accept criticism positively.
8. Reluctantly
My friend go to school reluctantly because he dislike to study.
9. Thankfully
My family members were in the car incident last night. Thankfully, everybody were safe.
10. Politely
We need to speak politely to the elders.
11. Vaguely
He only remember his old friend vaguely.
12. Quietly
We need to sit and watch quietly during the cinema.

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1. Abnormally
- the skull is abnormally thick and the cerebrall capacity small.

2. Gratefully
- the teacher gratefully to know that her students get the best result in her subject.

3. Fondly
- her mother kissed her fondly before she going to school everyday.

4. Joyfully
- the baby plays with his mother joyfully

5. Frantically
- she frantically tried to call a portal
- we frantically conveyed his information

6. Correctly
- the students answered the question correctly
- she can solve the puzzle correctly

7. Positively
- i feel like we are positively glowing
- she had to keep thinking positively

8. Reluctantly
- the time had come and i reluctantly agreed
- she reluctantly pushed his hands away

9. Thankfully
- thankfully, he wasn’t injured in the accident

10. Politely
- he clasped his arms behind his back, waiting politely

11. Vaguely
- she vaguely recognized the blond boy

12. Quietly
- the childrenc coloring the book quietly

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NURFATIN IRDINA BINTI ZAIDY EFFENDY (AM2111010355)

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NURFATIN IRDINA BINTI ZAIDY EFFENDY (AM2111010355)

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1. Abnormally.
- My heart started beating abnormally.
2. Gratefully.
- I gratefully acknowledge the support given by you.
3. Fondly.
- He talks fondly of his grandmother.
4. Joyfully.
- She was more than excited, she was joyfully hysterical.
5. Frantically.
The two ladies competing for his attention waved frantically at him.
6. Correctly.
-She correctly answered eight questions.
7. Positively.
-He approached the interview positively.
8. Reluctanty.
-Mr Ali was reluctant to ask for help.
9. Thankfully.
-Thankfully, everyone agree with my idea for final year project.
10. Politely.
-It isn't polite to interrupt people when they're talking.
11. Vaguely.
-He vaguely remembered talking to her once.
12. Quietly.
-She is quietly confident that there will be no problems this time.

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ADIBAH SAIYIDAH BINTI MOHD MOKHTAR (AM2111010613)

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ADIBAH SAIYIDAH BINTI MOHD MOKHTAR (AM2111010613)

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1) Abnormally
My sister is walking abnormally because she has an injury under her foot.
2) Gratefully
My friend smiles gratefully to the headmaster on the appreciation given.
3) Fondly
All the parents are eying their kids fondly throughout the performance.
4) Joyfully
The interviewee is joyfully storying and recapping her experience in attending a concert.
5) Frantically
We were typing the assignment frantically as the due date to submit was  nearly closed.
6) Correctly
Jamie taught me and the whole classmates the way to use chopsticks correctly.
7) Positively
As a good friend, Aleya always supports me positively in every kind of tournaments I joined.
8) Reluctantly
My mom reluctantly allows my youngest brother to go for his dream in London.
9) Thankfully
My father was so worried about the big event that was held at our house but thankfully everything we smoothly as we planned.
10) Politely
Every students must greets the educators politely in order to be a successful human.
11) Vaguely
The old lady I met yesterday was vaguely remember about her way back home.
12) Quietly
All those adorable toddlers sleep quietly while waiting their parents come to fetch them from kindergarten.

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WARDINA BALQIS BINTI ARIFINE  (AM2111010369)

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WARDINA BALQIS BINTI ARIFINE  (AM2111010369)

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1. Abnormally:
Blood vessels develop abnormally in cancer tumours.
2. Gratefully:
Mia smiles gratefully when she won the second place for the chess tournament even she’s aiming for the first place.
3. Fondly:
Meredith looking fondly at the plants she had nurtured.
4. Joyfully:
Akmal jumps joyfully after he received the news that he got accepted to Harvard.
5. Frantically:
Her heart raced as she frantically searched for a place to hide from the robber.
6. Correctly:
Mikaela asked me to write her names correctly because I always get confuse about the spelling.
7. Positively:
The early customer was being positively rude toward the cashier.
8. Reluctantly:
James reluctantly agreed it was a clever idea even though he thought it was a waste of time.
9. Thankfully
There was a fire in the building,but thankfully no one was hurt.
10. Politely:
Sarah politely asked her mother for permission to go out,which was granted.
11. Vaguely:
If the answers to your questions sound vague,ask for clarification and don’t be shy.
12. Quietly:
She quietly crossed to the kitchen and put some water on the stove for coffee.

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HANI KAMILIA BINTI YUSMARIZAL (AM2111010616) 

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HANI KAMILIA BINTI YUSMARIZAL (AM2111010616) 

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abnormally
- His heterochromia eyes were abnormally beautiful.

gratefully
- The 30 years old married couples smiled gratefully to each other just like when their first met.

fondly
- The mother was looking at her new baby born fondly.

joyfully
- I am working joyfully with my friends because they are fun and love to make jokes.

frantically
- She frantically run for her life after managed to escape from the 15 years of abduction.

correctly
- The baristas at the Starbucks never spell my name correctly.

positively
- I love to view my life positively throughout the day to keep me stress-free.

reluctantly
- He reluctantly agrees to pay for the bill.

thankfully
- Thankfully I managed to take my bus on time.

politely
- The student asks politely from the teacher to go to the bathroom.

vaguely
- She vaguely loves her boyfriend since he cheated her.

quietly
- The dog sits there quietly after the man hit it with a stick.

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ABNORMALLY
- Her second daughter was born abnormally because of the genetic.

GRATEFULLY
- I gratefully thank my parents who's always been there for me.

FONDLY
- He smiles fondly at her new girlfriend.

JOYFULLY
- The kid played on the playground joyfully and happily.

FRANTICALLY
- Adam has been studying frantically all day to finish his homework.

CORRECTLY
- Mum guessed my exam score correctly

POSITIVELY
- Liana felt positively glowing after her bad break-up.

RELUCTANTLY
- Dad pushed my hand away reluctantly.

THANKFULLY
- Thankfully my grandmother is getting better.

POLITELY
- Yasmin asked me politely to come in.

VAGUELY
- I vaguely remember her as the hottest student in the school.

QUIETLY
- She sneaked in the house quietly.

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HANI KAMILIA BINTI YUSMARIZAL (AM2111010616) 

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HANI KAMILIA BINTI YUSMARIZAL (AM2111010616) 

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MUHAMMAD HAZMI BIN MUHAMAD(AM2111010331)

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NOR ALIA ZIKRAN BT MAT AZMAN(AM2111010338)

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NOR ALIA ZIKRAN BT MAT AZMAN(AM2111010338)

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ANI NURUL AFIQAH BINTI ASMAWI (AM2111010314)

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ANI NURUL AFIQAH BINTI ASMAWI (AM2111010314)

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NUR AINA SAFIRAH BINTI ABDUL RAHMAN (AM2111010341)

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NUR AINA SAFIRAH BINTI ABDUL RAHMAN (AM2111010341)

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I have a best friend from my high school. Her name is Fatihah. She is a smart and independent girl. We have been go through everything together. She is a  good listener and never fail to come up with a good advice that actually helps me throughout rough time.

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NAJWA SAYIDDAH BINTI MOHD SHUKI (AM2111010335)

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NAJWA SAYIDDAH BINTI MOHD SHUKI (AM2111010335)

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Write a paragraph to describe your best friend. List all the qualities that your best friend has.

My best friend is Madiana. We went to the same high school but different classes. Then, we took form 6 and started from that we become closer. She has fair skin and big eyes. She loves to hear my story and always advice me when I'm down. My family members know her and she always come to my house to watch movie together.

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I have a best friend. My best friend's name is Najlaa. She is 20 years old. She has a shiny wide forehead and sparkling pair of eyes. She is a pretty and soft girl and she has a good sense of fashion. Najlaa also is a well-mannered girl and she loves to help others. We always go out together during our free time. She is a very funny and happy-go-lucky person. She always put others' feelings first rather than her. Najlaa also is a very thoughtful person. I love her very much. Thanks a lot to God, for giving me, such a nice friend.

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NUR FATIN NAJWA BINTI AZIZ (AM2111010349)

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NUR FATIN NAJWA BINTI AZIZ (AM2111010349)

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Apart from my parents, my bestfriend is the one who has been giving me so many love and dedication in my life. Adel, is the name given. A very beautiful name indeed, just like her. We first met a year and a half ago when I continued my studies in foundation in TESL after I graduated from secondary school. She was my classmate, and also my housemate at the same time. We share the same circle of friends while we were there, even up until now. I would not say that I do not have one before, but she is the best I have ever had. The reason why I said so is because she has been a very good company to me, never fails to make my day better. A very good listener, no matter what problems I encountered, she somehow always manages to relate to me and give a great advice. I would say that she has a bright personality, I love it the most when she smiles and laughs because she looks the best wearing her smiles. Other than that, I dare to say that we share so many interests and that have make my life so much easier. I have never really find someone who I can talk to about most things, but to her I am able to do so. She is my support system and I would never replace her for anything. It has not been long, but I have the feelings that we'll stay friends for a very long time. To many more years together with you, Adel. Just so you know, I am glad that we cross paths. Knowing you has been a great help and I am thankful for that.

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NURFATIN IRDINA BINTI ZAIDY EFFENDY (AM2111010355)

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NURFATIN IRDINA BINTI ZAIDY EFFENDY (AM2111010355)

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My bestfriend name is Adrina. I met her when i took Malaysian Higher School Certificate. She's really kind. Adrina is book worm. She's very tall, have tan skin, pretty, and good attitude. She always help me whenever i need her. She also a good listener. Always give me reason to have better life. Adrina also the only person that believe me. She believes i can do everything in my life. I can literally talk to her about anything, she has my back and will stand up for me no matter what. Eventho i just know her a past few years, she really meaningful in my life. I love Adrina so much. I wish she's here to continue degree with me.

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NIK ATHIRAH BINTI IBRAHIM (AM2111010336)

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NIK ATHIRAH BINTI IBRAHIM (AM2111010336)

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Write a paragraph to describe your best friend. List all the qualities that your best friend has.

I have a close friend since I was in high school. Her name is Nur Atiqah. She is taller than me and beautiful. In addition, she look the cutest when she smile and laugh. She is an understanding person and willing to lend me their ear if I want to vent something. Recently, she dyed her hair blonde and cut her hair shorter. Since young, she is a diligent and an independent person. I am really thankful that i have a good friend like her.

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Write a paragraph to describe your best friend. List all the qualities that your best friend has.

I have a best friend. Her name is Zayani. She had tanned skin and was around 5' feet and a slim person. She wears a hijab. Her face was oval, and she had lovely round black eyes. Her arched eyebrows and double eyelids were gorgeous. Her pink lip was beautiful, and she had a low nasal bridge. When she grins, she has a lovely smiley face. She is a friendly and caring woman. We had been pals for nearly nine years. She was my sole best buddy.

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MUHAMMAD SYAHMI BIN BADRUL HISHAM (AM2111010333)

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MUHAMMAD SYAHMI BIN BADRUL HISHAM (AM2111010333)

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The one person in the world that will give you equal love and devotion like your parents and lovers is your best friend. My best friend is Putra. We both study in the same school. Putra also helps me in my studies. We also live in the same locality. My best friend Putra and I spend most of the time together doing the things we like to do. We enjoy our life according to our needs and wishes. My best friend is the person whom I can truly count on all through my life. Whenever I need help or support, my best friend is always there for me. We have lived moments together and have created memories that will remain throughout my life. Having a best friend like Putra makes my life easier. In any crucial situation, the first person that comes to my mind is my best friend. Whenever I am in any problem, my best friend helps me to get out of the problem by providing the best solutions. My best friend gets angry when I do something wrong and appreciates me when I achieve something. My best friend helps me to become a better person. We plan our weekends and enjoy ourselves together. My best friend is the person who makes me happy and deserves all my respect and attention. My best friend has been my support system and my strength. No one can take the place of my best friend Putra in my life.

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ANI NURUL AFIQAH BINTI ASMAWI (AM2111010314)

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ANI NURUL AFIQAH BINTI ASMAWI (AM2111010314)

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Write a paragraph to describe your best friend.List all the qualities that your best friend has.

I have a best friend from my high school. Her name is Nur Fatin Nadira. She is a very responsible person, independent and caring whether towards her family or friends. She is also someone that very kind and helpful because if I have some problem she will help and be there for me. Moreover, she is one of my best listeners and advisor. A funny thing about her is she is someone that easy to forget about something and clumsy sometimes but she never forgets my birthdate. We also always have the same opinion almost on everything. Besides, we are always together because we are in the same class and we sat next to each other. We will always do everything together such as recess together even though she is a school prefect so I will follow her when she is on duty at school. After finishing SPM, we are still in contact with each other. We also study together in form 6 at SMK Perimbun so when I know about this I feels very happy and excited because we will pursue our dream together again but unfortunately she quit after one or two months in form six because she think it’s very difficult for her to adapts on the syllabus. I feel very sad at that time because I think that I will lose my best friend but I success to adapt with this situation when she is not with me anymore in form six. After that, she does some business and works as a preschool teacher. Now, we pursue our dream in our way but still, we do not forget about each other. I hope that she will always be happy and successful in her life. I will always support her because she always supports me in anything that I do. I also hope that our friendship will last forever because I love her.