Grammar,
not Grandma
not Grandma
What you say when you want to give advice to someone / help someone.
I suggest ...
My advice is...
I advise you ...
You can try ...
Why don't you...?
Another phrase for 'academic results'
marks, grades, school report (answer may vary)
The first paragraph in any text.
introduction
An introduction lets us know what the text will be about.
In Ms Celine's lessons, you are encouraged to ____________ words in the text.
highlight
The day of the week NETs at KCCKC can give stamps if you talk to them.
Wednesday
Another conjunction you use (NOT 'because') to give out reasons. Give two.
since, as
The word that means to change for something better/to become better. POS: verb
adjust
The last thing written on an email.
Writer's name
The first thing that give you tips about any text.
The title
The room at KCCKC where you can chat with NETs and play some games.
The type of word that TALKS ABOUT something.
Adjectives
When you reach your goals, you get a sense of _______________ (n.)
[from the vocabulary list #1]
achievement
Fill in the blanks.
P _______________
E _______________
E _______________
Point
Explanation
Example
The first sentence in each paragraph is called a ___________ sentence. It tells about the main point of the paragraph.
topic
Proofread the following:
There are 2 people talking to their grandmother. They want to eat together with her.
The 2 people: Let's eat grandma.
Let's eat, grandma.
When writing an email/letter, you should pay attention to how you sound like. This is called _____________.
Tone
(Should you sound serious? Or can you sound more casual?)
Say the tongue twister in less than 3 seconds
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?