synonyms and antonyms

SYNONYMS

are words that have almost the same meaning.

Example:

rich - wealthy

plate - dish

come - arrive

cry - sob

poor - needy

flower - blossom

taxi - cab

drive - steer

enemy - foe

quiet - silent

laught - giggle

cool - chilly

cold - icy

sad - unhappy

fire - flame

chair - seat

friend - pal

loud - noisy

lead - guide

late - tardy

song - tune

cut - clip

enjoy - like

sleep - snooze

begin - start

error - mistake

teach - tutor

throw - toss

save - keep

kind - nice

all - every

ANTONYMS

are words that have opposite meaning

Example:

before - after 
end - begin 
worst - best 
open - close 
hard - easy 
full - empty 
enter - exit 
dark - fair 
true - false 
last - first 
smile - frown 
cold - heat 
low - high 
cruel - kind 
more - less 

few - many 
least - most 
dark - pale 
dangerous - safe 
spend - save 
float - sink 
big - small 
fresh - stale 
thin - thick 
fat - thin 
attractive - ugly 
narrow - wide

Let`s Learn Some Common Social Expression

To Greet                                                 Responses
                                                                               
Good Morning, Mr Lee.                         Good morning, Ruby.
Hello, Mr Lee.                                         Hello, Ruby.
Hi, Razif.                                                 Hi, Cheng.
Good afternoon, boys                             Good afternoon, Teacher



To Say Farewell                                     Responses


Goodbye, Jill.                                         Goodbye, Chandra.
Have a good flight, Auntie.                    Thank You, Susie.
Bye, Chong. Have a safe trip.                Thanks, Jefri.


To Introduce                                           Responses


       Hello, I`m John.                                      Hi, I`m Ricky. Nice to meet you.
Hi, Jill. Meet my sister, Lily.                  Hi, Lily. I`m Jill


To Congratulate                                     Responses


Congratulations! Keep it up.                  Thank You.
Well done, Julie!                                     Thanks, Dad.


To Apologize                                           Responses                                                   


I am very sorry about this.                      That`s all right.                                
I apologize for my mistake.                     Don`t do it again.


To Give An Order                                  Responses


Pass up your books now.                         Yes, Puan Siti.
Keep Quiet in the library.                        All right.
Do not walk on the grass.                        Ok.

let's spell together..

Let`s Practise Spelling

Spelling a word correctly is very important. It gives a good impression and it avoids misunderstandings.


Good spellers are skillful at breaking words up into syllables.
Syllables are the individual sound that make up a word.


Examples: play-ful, hos-pi-tal, u-ni-ver-si-ty


Breaking a word into syllables makes it easier. We only deal with one small bit at a time.
For each word give a clap for each syllable. For example, give one clap for each syllable. This means there are two claps for this word: "clap-ping".


Examples: kitchen           kit-chen
                 weekends        week-ends
                 sweetly            sweet-ly
                 window           win-dow
                 shampoo         sham-poo

Punctuation..

Punctuation..

Can you see this picture learners?

What are the symbols in this square?

All of the symbols in the square are punctuations.

Now, I am going to share with all of you about punctuation marks

Punctuation is the name for marks used in writing. These marks help with understanding. There are many kinds of punctuation. Some of them can do many things. These are some common punctuation marks used in English:

• ( . ) - a period or full stop, used to end a sentence. It shows when an idea is finished.
• ( , ) - a comma, used to list things and and indicate sentences or questions
• ( ? ) - a question mark or query, used when writing the questions.
• ( ! ) - an exclamation mark, used write about strong emotion or to be shouted.
• ( ' ) - an apostrophe, used to show that something belongs to something else.
• ( " ) - a quotation mark, used around the worlds that people have said.

Example of full stop : I have a book.

Example of comma : I love to eat chicken rice, salad and fried rice.

Example of question mark : Where are you going?

Example of exclamation mark : Oh my God!

Example of apostrophe : This book is Mary's.

Example of quotation mark : Ali said, " I love English very much! ".

That's all from me. Do learn okay :)

Prepositions

Prepositions? What are these?

Prepositions are words that specify place, direction, and time. There are three types of prepositions. They are :

• Time Preposition - it define time. Examples ; at, during
• Place Preposition - it clarify the place of someone. Examples ; in, on
• Direction Preposition - it clarify the direction of someone. Examples ; under, left, right

Lets see these children!

we usually start our lesson at school at 8 o'clock

The bear is on the chair

      Mickey is standing left to Minnie

There are some examples of the prepositions. Do learn and got benefit from these.

Word Order : WH questions words

Hello my fellow readers and learners. This is our first post and as the first lesson, I would like to teach all of you about WH questions.

Do you know what is WH questions?

and what is the functions of them? hmm?

okay let me explain. WH questions is the question that make use of interrogative words (also known as wh-words). We use question words to ask certain types of questions (question word questions). We often refer to them as WH words because they include the letters WH (for example WHy, HoW). We use WH question everyday in our conversation. 

Want more? Check this out! :)

Question Words	Function	Examples
What	asking for information or about something	What is your name?
	asking for repetition or confirmation	What? I can't hear you
What...for	asking for a reason, asking why	What did you do that for?
When	asking about time	When did he leave?
Where	asking in or at what place or position	Where do they live?
Which	asking about choice	Which color do you want?
Who	asking what or which person or people (subject)	Who opened the door?
Whom	asking what or which person or people (object)	Whom did you see?
Whose	asking about ownership	Whose are these keys? Whose turn is it?
Why	asking for reason, asking what...for	Why do you say that?
Why don't	making a suggestion	Why don't I help you?
How	asking about manner	How does this work?
	asking about condition or quality	How was your exam?

This table can help you more to understand what is WH-Questions.

I hope you can get benefits from this post.

Thanks for reading :)