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問題一覧

a person sent to gather information

scout

expensive looking

sumptuous

a group of people or soldiers

troop

basic medical care in an emergency

first-aid

a large outdoor fire

bonfire

Words that are spelled the same but differ in meaning and sometimes also in pronunciation.

homographs

it means same

homo

it means to write

graph

preposition used with months, years and seasons

preposition used to tell precise time

preposition used for a period of time with the starting and ending time

for

preposition used to express from a starting point in time

since

preposition used to express a time earlier than a specified time

before

preposition used to express an event occuring or happening throughout the time specified

during

preposition used to express a time later than a specified time or event

after

arranging events or items in the correct order

sequencing

Proper sequencing is important in giving narations, instructions, or procedures. True or false

true

A correct order of events aids in comprehension. True or false

true

It states a fact, a condition, or an event. It always starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.

declarative sentence

Sentences that ask a question or request for information. It always ends with a question mark.

interrogative sentence

The sentences direct an order and usually start with verbs. There is no subject in the sentence and ends with period.

imperative sentence

The imperative sentence has a hidden subject referring to you. true or false

true

Sentences that expresses strong feelings or emotions and ends with exclamation mark.

exclamatory sentence

AP 2.1

AP 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

FILIPINO 2.1

FILIPINO 2.1

AP 2.2

AP 2.2

AP 2.3

AP 2.3

SCIENCE 2.1

SCIENCE 2.1

SCIENCE 2.2

SCIENCE 2.2

AP 2.4

AP 2.4

FILIPINO 2.2

FILIPINO 2.2

ENGLISH 2.2

ENGLISH 2.2

FILIPINO 2.3

FILIPINO 2.3

AP 2.5

AP 2.5

MAPEH 2.1

MAPEH 2.1

FILIPINO 2.4

FILIPINO 2.4

MTB

MTB

ENGLISH 2.3

ENGLISH 2.3

ENGLISH 2.4

ENGLISH 2.4

COMPUTER 2.2

COMPUTER 2.2

AP 2.1

AP 2.1

MTB 2.2

MTB 2.2

SCIENCE 3.1

SCIENCE 3.1

NANAY 1.1

NANAY 1.1

AP 2.2

AP 2.2

SCIENCE 3.2

SCIENCE 3.2

COMPUTER 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

FILIPINO 3.1

FILIPINO 3.1

MAPEH 2.2

MAPEH 2.2

AP 2.3

AP 2.3

FILIPINO 3.2

FILIPINO 3.2

COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS

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COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS

MTB 2.1

MTB 2.1

COMPUTER 2.2

COMPUTER 2.2

MAPEH 2.1

MAPEH 2.1

AP 2.4

AP 2.4

ENGLISH 2.1

ENGLISH 2.1

FILIPINO 3.3

FILIPINO 3.3

CE 2.1

CE 2.1

SCIENCE 3.3

SCIENCE 3.3

TERMINOLOGIES

TERMINOLOGIES

TERMINOLOGIES .2

TERMINOLOGIES .2

AP 2.5

AP 2.5

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

TERM 1

TERM 1

TERM 2

TERM 2

TERM 3

TERM 3

問題一覧

a person sent to gather information

scout

expensive looking

sumptuous

a group of people or soldiers

troop

basic medical care in an emergency

first-aid

a large outdoor fire

bonfire

Words that are spelled the same but differ in meaning and sometimes also in pronunciation.

homographs

it means same

homo

it means to write

graph

preposition used with months, years and seasons

preposition used to tell precise time

preposition used for a period of time with the starting and ending time

for

preposition used to express from a starting point in time

since

preposition used to express a time earlier than a specified time

before

preposition used to express an event occuring or happening throughout the time specified

during

preposition used to express a time later than a specified time or event

after

arranging events or items in the correct order

sequencing

Proper sequencing is important in giving narations, instructions, or procedures. True or false

true

A correct order of events aids in comprehension. True or false

true

It states a fact, a condition, or an event. It always starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.

declarative sentence

Sentences that ask a question or request for information. It always ends with a question mark.

interrogative sentence

The sentences direct an order and usually start with verbs. There is no subject in the sentence and ends with period.

imperative sentence

The imperative sentence has a hidden subject referring to you. true or false

true

Sentences that expresses strong feelings or emotions and ends with exclamation mark.

exclamatory sentence