Class 301 (2020)

  In about  80 words , write a reply to Meeta about the importance of stories for children. Write your response in the 'comment' section. Submission will be counted as attendance.

 As all of you know, due to certain circumstances we are here again, having online classes. Today is the first day of having such classes so, I would like to begin it by knowing your thoughts on certain issues:   How do feel to have to spend time at home again during PKPB? What are the activities that you plan to do? What are the things we must do to stop the spreading of Covid-19?   Please write your response in the ‘comment’ section. Don’t forget to write your name at the end of your response. Submission will be counted as attendance. Thank you.

Workbook page 46 / Close-up page 66 Worksheet 1 You have been invited to a housewarming. Write a note stating the reason why you will not be able to attend. *housewarming = an invitation to visit a new house by the owner. Please write your note in the 'comment' section. Minimum 50 words.

Worksheet 3 (page 37) Your English teacher has asked you to write a story . Your story must begin with this sentence: I love animals, so when I noticed ............................. Reminder:      1. Write in minimum 3 paragraphs      2. Write using Past Tense      3. Not less than 80 words      4. Write your name at the end of your writing

ANSWERS MUST BE SEND THROUGH EMAILS (mrsmgerik3012020@gmail.com)

ANSWERS MUST BE SEND THROUGH EMAILS (mrsmgerik3012020@gmail.com) Question 1 Read the following text Then, answer questions (a) – (j) There are various breeds of cats all over the world. We have called them our friends for about 8,000 years. Cats are popular pets in Malaysia because of their independent nature. They are easy to care for and require minimal supervision for long periods of time as long as there is enough food and fresh water. They also offer companionship. Besides, in Malaysia we do not need a licence to keep a cat. Having a cat as a pet can be very helpful. By keeping a cat, children can learn about responsibility. Cats cannot tell time but they can stick to a schedule. They generally eat, sleep and play at around the same time daily. Thus, children can learn time management by observing their cats. Furthermore, by seeing to their needs, children develop a caring attitude. Most cats spend hours grooming themselves. This passion for cleanlines