Questions: (underline accordingly)

QUESTIONS:

1. That book is mine.

2. Is that your bag?

3. This handbag is hers.

4. Our homework is due on Monday.

5. Their performance was great!

1. Syafi

2. Aqib

3. Fang

Correlative Conjunction - Works in pairs to add two things of equal importance.

Examples: 1. I don’t know whether he’s alive or dead. 

                  2. Love is not only a sentiment but also an art.

                  3. He hardly flinched when he was hit.

                  4. It was such a close fight that we didn’t know who won it. 

                  5. You look as big and powerful as a bodybuilder.

1. Lisa is here for her next class.

2. Amy may come and see us tonight at Damansara.

3. His problems are neither my business nor yours.

4. Mary is a very pretty girl but she needs to do some more maintenance.

5. You must decide whether you will go by train or by plane.

6. We haven’t been able to solve the problem yet.

7. I got here late. It was a long journey, so I’m really tired now.

1.Fatin Nur Alya

2.Nur Aisyah

3.Nor Alia Natasha

1. Who is the handsome man you met at the cafe yesterday?

2. Which flavour of ice cream would you like?

3. Whom should I go on a date with?

4. Whose pencil is this?

5. What is the definition of interrogative pronouns?

Questions:

1) I think he is the one for you.

2) I love you to the moon and back.

3) They are dancing in the ballroom.

4) It is raining cats and dogs outside.

5) We went to the wrong class just now.

1. Both those table and chairs are preoccupied.

2. Either you leave or I will phone the police.

3. There were many people at the beach today.

4. Neither Alif nor Shukri likes mathematics.

5. She does not need much sugar to bake a cake.

   
   

Zulaikha

1. Alif says that he is old enough to cook for himself.

2. I was in a hurry, so i washed the car myself

3. Jiha does the chores herself because she doesn't trust others to do them right.

4. The cildren were left all by themselves, so mother came back to a very messy home.

5. Teacher told us that we are no longer little kids and that we can study ourselves without depending on her

Demonstrative pronoun used to point to specific things or people. There are two types of demonstrative pronouns. The singular which is used to refer to a person, animal, object or idea. Meanwhile, plural forms of demonstrative pronouns are used to refer to multiple people, animals, objects or ideas.

1. This is my house.

2. That is my lovely cat.

3. These clothes are wet.

4. Those cupcakes are delicious.

5. That man is my dad.

1. She still cooks for dinner, although none of her family like her food.

2. She went to the programme, even though she is unwell.

3. Since it was raining yesterday, Dad has to go to the laundry to dry out our cloth.

4. Rather than driving, she prefer to take the bus.

5. In order to be successful, you have to work hard