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A Guide to PET (Preliminary English Test), Cambridge English

February 25, 2018

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A Guide to PET (Preliminary English Test) Cambridge English

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Literature Subjects for Form 1 to Form 5 (2017)

Grammar Series 2 (Distinction in English: Grammar Handbook): Phrasal Verbs [K to Z]

Please refer to Grammar Series 1 (Distinction in English: Grammar Handbook): Phrasal Verbs [A to K] for notes.

Answers to Literature Sections of Model Test 1 to 5 KERTAS MODEL SPM (Paper 2-NUSAMAS-Malar) [2017]

Answers to Literature Sections of Model Test 1 to 5 KERTAS MODEL SPM (Paper 2-NUSAMAS-Malar) [2017] MODEL TEST 1: SECTION D 32 a) He was angry with his friend but got over it by talking to him. He was angry with his enemy but did not talk to him about it, so his anger got worse. If you deal with your anger by talking to the person involved then the anger will not grow. (b) By talking to him about it (c) It symbolises his growing anger. (d) In The Poison Tree, the persona feels that anger that is not expressed and talked about can have very negative effects on the person who is angry and the person whom you are angry with. MODEL TEST 2: SECTION D 32 (a) The main theme of the poem is dealing with anger to avoid losing friendship. (b) A tree (c) The persona’s foe died. (d) I learned that we must not allow our anger to grow. If we deal with it straightaway, it stops becoming a problem. In the poem, th...

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