anyway, remember to stay hydrated and drink lots of water, cus i haven’t been doing so and ITS DAMN HOT
yesterday was sweatpants day tho so nice
yesterday was sweatpants day tho so nice
and i just went through all my tells, yes, i will be combining all the countdowns into 1 message, im really sorry for the spam everyday
Forwarded from # memolog．﹗﹑ (₍ ᐢ.ˬ.ᐢ₎ ୨°୧)
quick eng reminder: who functions as a subject, while whom functions as an object
use who when the word is performing the action. (pronouns to answer such qns: she, he, etc)
use whom when it is receiving the action. (pronouns to answer such qns: him, her, etc)
who (e.g.)
who is getting the cheese?
who are you?
whom (e.g.)
whom does this belong to?
whom are you talking to?
#note
use who when the word is performing the action. (pronouns to answer such qns: she, he, etc)
use whom when it is receiving the action. (pronouns to answer such qns: him, her, etc)
who (e.g.)
who is getting the cheese?
who are you?
whom (e.g.)
whom does this belong to?
whom are you talking to?
#note
let’s go english lessons with kenz and memo
Forwarded from 𝕚𝕞𝕞𝕠𝕣𝕥𝕖𝕤 🦋
memo’s given me inspo!
so word bamboozler of the week:
everyday vs every day
- depends on how it's used.
- Everyday, one word, is an adjective meaning "used or seen daily," or "ordinary."
e.g: "The phone calls were an everyday occurrence."
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e.g: "They go to the coffee shop every day."
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so word bamboozler of the week:
everyday vs every day
- depends on how it's used.
- Everyday, one word, is an adjective meaning "used or seen daily," or "ordinary."
e.g: "The phone calls were an everyday occurrence."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
e.g: "They go to the coffee shop every day."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Forwarded from kenz !
whom can be used to refer to an object of a verb or preposition
who can be used to refer to the subject of a sentence
so like in sentences, if you can replace the word with “he”’ or “’she,” use who.
and if you can replace it with “him” or “her,” use whom.
who can be used to refer to the subject of a sentence
so like in sentences, if you can replace the word with “he”’ or “’she,” use who.
and if you can replace it with “him” or “her,” use whom.
Forwarded from kenz !
examples:
who:
- who would like to eat?
- who is going out later?
- who made this pizza?
- who cooked this shit?
whom:
- whom do you believe?
- to whom was this letter written/ addressed to?
- i do not know with whom i will go out with
who:
- who would like to eat?
- who is going out later?
- who made this pizza?
- who cooked this shit?
whom:
- whom do you believe?
- to whom was this letter written/ addressed to?
- i do not know with whom i will go out with
Forwarded from lockedmemo (₍ ᐢ.ˬ.ᐢ₎ ୨°୧)
eng eg with kenz 😃👍🏻
your friendly neighbourhood english teacher
if got any queries can ask okays i’ll be happy to help
Forwarded from # memolog．﹗﹑ (₍ ᐢ.ˬ.ᐢ₎ ୨°୧)
https://meet.google.com/gcr-ciyc-cvi
i'll be doing english editing for now!! :]
you're free to share the link
i'll be doing english editing for now!! :]
you're free to share the link
Forwarded from # memolog．﹗﹑ (₍ ᐢ.ˬ.ᐢ₎ ୨°୧)
hello everyone, here are some websites you can try out!! #note
don't worry, i've already tried all of them and they're all working
do note some of them may only have free trials before payment is required
- slader.com (quizlet)
- gradesaver.com
- chegg.com ($$)
- mathway.com
- wolframalpha.com
- biorender.com ($$)
research
- scholarcy.com
- scite.ai
- researchgate.net
- loc.gov
search engine
- semanticscholar.org
- scholar.google.com
- eric.ed.gov
- virtuallrc.com
- dataone.org
- microsoft.com/en-us/research
- refseek.com
don't worry, i've already tried all of them and they're all working
do note some of them may only have free trials before payment is required
- slader.com (quizlet)
- gradesaver.com
- chegg.com ($$)
- mathway.com
- wolframalpha.com
- biorender.com ($$)
research
- scholarcy.com
- scite.ai
- researchgate.net
- loc.gov
search engine
- semanticscholar.org
- scholar.google.com
- eric.ed.gov
- virtuallrc.com
- dataone.org
- microsoft.com/en-us/research
- refseek.com
OLEVELS:
#olevelscountdown (LC):
MT: t-minus: 17 days
eng: t-minus: 118 days
#olevelscountdown (orals):
MT: t-minus: 18 days
english: t-minus 33 days
#olevelscountdown (written):
Phy prac: t-minus: 107 days
Combi sci prac: t-minus 110 days
Bio prac: t-minus 115 days
ALEVELS
#alevelscountdown (LC):
MT: t-minus 17 days
#alevelscountdown (oral):
MT: t-minus 18 days
#alevelscountdown (practical):
Physics: t-minus 121 days
Chem: t-minus 124 days
Bio: t-minus 131 days
NLEVELS
#nlevelscountdown (oral):
eng: t-minus 24 days
MT: t-minus 46 days
#nlevelscountdown (LC):
eng+MT: t-minus 86 days
eng+MT: t-minus 87 days
#nlevelscountdown (written):
social studies: t-minus 88 days
MT: t-minus 89 days
eng: t-minus 90 days
PSLE
#PSLEcountdown (oral):
eng+ MT: t-minus 58 days
eng+ MT: t-minus 59 days
#PSLEcountdown (LC):
eng+MT: t-minus 90 days
#PSLEcountdown (written):
eng: t-minus 103 days
math: t-minus 104 days
MT: t-minus 107 days
sci: t-minus 108 days
HMT: t-minus 109 days
#olevelscountdown (LC):
MT: t-minus: 17 days
eng: t-minus: 118 days
#olevelscountdown (orals):
MT: t-minus: 18 days
english: t-minus 33 days
#olevelscountdown (written):
Phy prac: t-minus: 107 days
Combi sci prac: t-minus 110 days
Bio prac: t-minus 115 days
ALEVELS
#alevelscountdown (LC):
MT: t-minus 17 days
#alevelscountdown (oral):
MT: t-minus 18 days
#alevelscountdown (practical):
Physics: t-minus 121 days
Chem: t-minus 124 days
Bio: t-minus 131 days
NLEVELS
#nlevelscountdown (oral):
eng: t-minus 24 days
MT: t-minus 46 days
#nlevelscountdown (LC):
eng+MT: t-minus 86 days
eng+MT: t-minus 87 days
#nlevelscountdown (written):
social studies: t-minus 88 days
MT: t-minus 89 days
eng: t-minus 90 days
PSLE
#PSLEcountdown (oral):
eng+ MT: t-minus 58 days
eng+ MT: t-minus 59 days
#PSLEcountdown (LC):
eng+MT: t-minus 90 days
#PSLEcountdown (written):
eng: t-minus 103 days
math: t-minus 104 days
MT: t-minus 107 days
sci: t-minus 108 days
HMT: t-minus 109 days
Forwarded from turtle study café 🐢🍵 (theo)
math - is about practice. also understanding lah. if you don't understand, you can't do 💀💀
so. constant practice is impt
don't be like me
practice methods :
- tys : it helps you get a grasp of what they have been testing for the past few years, kinda allowing you to predict what qns might come out yk.
- past year papers : imo, past year papers tend to be harder than o level papers, so doing past year papers would allow you to get a wide exposure to different levels of difficulties for these qns.
- revision books ; they allow you to strengthen your foundation, so these are important if you want to do constant practice as they allow you to understand the concepts through the qns.
so. constant practice is impt
don't be like me
practice methods :
- tys : it helps you get a grasp of what they have been testing for the past few years, kinda allowing you to predict what qns might come out yk.
- past year papers : imo, past year papers tend to be harder than o level papers, so doing past year papers would allow you to get a wide exposure to different levels of difficulties for these qns.
- revision books ; they allow you to strengthen your foundation, so these are important if you want to do constant practice as they allow you to understand the concepts through the qns.