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Unit 1 NOUNS

B Countable and Uncountable Nouns
1.       Countable nouns	Examples
(a)    Countable nouns are nouns that can be counted. They have a singular form and a plural form.	Singular (one) boy (one) kitten (one) car (one) cow)	Plural (two) boys (two) kittens (two) cars (two) cows
2.       Uncountable nouns	Examples
(a)    Uncountable nouns are nouns that cannot be counted. They do not have a pural form.	Water, oil, salt, sugar, dirt, luggage, rice, air, sand

INTRODUCTION

There are two types of comprehension exercises in this section - Multiple-choice Comprehension and Open-ended Comprehension. Both of these types of exercises are meant to test if you are able to understand a short passage. Also, they test your ability to answer questions about the passage.

INTRODUCTION

This section contains useful reference word lists that will help to equip you with a wide range of vocabulary. Instead of simply memorising the words and phrases, try to practice using the newly acquired vocabulary, you will be more effective in communicating your ideas, whether in or out of school

Unit 1 NOUNS

Nouns are words we use to name the people, places and things around us.

A Common & Proper Nouns
1.       Proper Nouns	Examples
(a)    A proper noun names a particular or special person,place or thing. Proper nouns always begin with a capital letter.	Gary, Kumar, Japan, Malaysia, Sunday, January
(b)   Some proper nouns are made up  of more than one word	Mr Chua, Joo Seng, Mount Kinabalu, Crocodile Farm
2.       Common Nouns	Examples
(a)    A common noun is the general name given to persons, places or things. Common nouns do not begin with a capital letter.	Boy, girl, woman, teacher, uncle, hill, airport, town, country,month, year
(b)   Some common nouns are made up of more than one word. They are known as compound nouns.	Brother-in-law, great-grandfather, passer-by

INRODUCTION

     Grammar is a very important part of the English language. you will be tested on this in your examination. This section will cover all the items in Grammar you are expected to know for your examination.         Brief notes in tables are given to help you remember the important points. These are accompanied by examples to illustrate them. the exercise that follow each unit are specially designed to provide you with ample practice so that you will be able to speak better English and do well in the examination.
     The topics covered in this section include :Nouns Pronouns Articles & Quantifiers Verbs & Tenses Subject-Verb Agreement Modals Prepositions Adjectives Connectors Adverbs Phrasal Verbs Tag Questions Capitalisation & Punctuation Direct & Indirect Speech

PREFACE

This is specially written for students to build a strong foundation in their language skills and provide consistent practice throughout the curriculum year.

This topic shall consists of 3 sections :

SECTION A   GRAMMAR
This section covers all the necessary grammar items taught at this level according to the syllabus. Comprehensive notes with examples are provided to help the students recapitulate and apply certain rules accordingly in different contexts. Each item is followed by practice.

SECTION B   VOCABULARY
There are 11 themes under this section as provided in the current syllabus and generally tested in the school examination. Practices is prepared for each theme in this section.

SECTION C   COMPREHENSION
This section contains general guidelines to assist students when answering comprehension questions.