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    1. The document outlines different parts of English grammar including articles, nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, prepositions, conjunctions and tenses. 2. Key grammar points covered include singular and plural nouns, countable and uncountable nouns, verbs to be and to have, types of tenses, pronouns, adjectives, prepositions of place and time, and conjunctions. 3. Examples are provided to illustrate each grammar concept and part of speech.

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    1. The document outlines different parts of English grammar including articles, nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, prepositions, conjunctions and tenses. 2. Key grammar points covered include singular and plural nouns, countable and uncountable nouns, verbs to be and to have, types of tenses, pronouns, adjectives, prepositions of place and time, and conjunctions. 3. Examples are provided to illustrate each grammar concept and part of speech.

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    1.

    Article (penjodoh bilangan


    a / an / the)
    1. Verb to-be- (ialah) am, is, are, was,
    were.
    2. Singular / plural (satu / lebih / dari satu)
    3. Countable /
    Uncountable
    (Benda yang boleh
    dikira / tidak boleh
    dikira)
    4. Quantifier /
    Phrasal
    Quantifier /
    Collective
    Noun
    (Penentu Jumlah)
    5. Pronoun (Kata ganti nama diri)
    6. Adjective (Sifat Nama)
    2. Verb to have (3H) (ada / mempunyai)
    makan
    Has / have / had
    3. Action Perbuatan / kata kerja
    Tenses
    F1 Selalu
    F2
    Sedang
    Lepas
    Akan
    F3
    F4
    4. Adverb Sifat kepada perbuatan
    Conjunctions
    (kata hubung)

    Prepositions
    Pop di depan tempat
    Pot di depan masa
    1.Article Penjodoh bilangan [ A / An / The
    ]
    [ Digunakan di hadapan kata Nama Am ]
    a book
    a piano
    the book
    the piano
    1.We bought a book from the book shop.
    2.Rahim likes to play the piano.
    3.A little cat is playing with a ball.
    4.The house on the top of the hill is mine.
    5.I like to play hockey.

    e.g
    2. Singular / Plural Noun.
    (Satu / atau lebih dari satu nama am)
    e.g
    I have a cat
    Siti has five cats
    P S
    The child is crying
    S
    The children are crying
    S
    The lady often comes to my house crying
    P
    The ladies often come to my house
    P
    3. Countable and uncountable Nouns
    (Benda boleh dikira)
    Countable
    (Benda Tidak boleh dikira)
    Uncountable
    Cars
    Potatoes
    Trees
    Houses
    Girls
    Boys

    Water
    Soup
    Oil
    Juice
    Ink
    Sauce
    furniture

    4. Quantifier / phrasal Quantifier / Collective Nouns
    (Penentu Jumlah)
    Countable Nouns Uncountable Nouns
    a few eggs
    many children
    a large number of people
    a little salt
    much water
    a large amount of oil
    e.g
    There are a few glasses
    in the sink
    e.g
    Let me have a little space.
    There is not much traffic
    on the road
    Both
    Some books Some ants
    A lot of water A lot of stories
    e.g
    I will give you some money

    At The Beginning
    Of A Sentence
    In The Centre / Or
    At The End
    Belonging At The End
    I I Me My Mine
    Ali He Him His His
    Siti She Her Her Hers
    Ali & Siti They Them Their Theirs
    Ali & I We Us Our Ours
    The Cat It It Its Its
    5. Pronoun (Kata Gantinama Diri)
    e.g
    I have a few cats at home.
    They are all very cute.
    Mariam is my best friend.
    She comes to my house everyday.
    Mariam and I walk to school together.
    We are never late.
    e.g
    e.g
    e.g
    We are new here. Please show us the way
    6. Adjective (Sifat Kepada Nama Am)
    To describe a noun.
    a blue dress
    a thick book
    a bright days
    e.g
    The pupils are wearing blue uniforms.
    Mr. Chandran has a brand new car.
    Verb
    1. Verb to be (ialah)
    ( am / is / are / was / were)
    He is a prefect in my school.
    They are the most intelligent pupils.
    I am a police officer.
    Present tense
    He was a student in that school.
    They were the best football players
    Past tense
    2.Verb to have 3H (ada atau mempunyai)
    has / have / had
    has (singular)
    He has a bad memory
    have (plural)
    They have many dolls
    had (past tense)
    We had early breakfast today
    Present tense
    3. Verb Action (perbuatan / kata kerja)
    Present Tense
    F1
    He walks to school every day.
    They walk to school every day
    Verb + s
    singular
    plural
    Verb
    singular
    plural
    selalu
    everyday / every week
    Factual/often/always
    Present Continuous Tense
    F2
    He is walking to school.
    They are walking to school.
    Is/are Verb + ing
    singular
    plural
    Sedang
    now
    Past Tense
    F3
    Verb + ed or change
    spelling
    go went
    buy bought
    play played
    walk - walked
    Lepas
    Past
    Future Tense
    F4
    Will/shall + verb
    He will buy the house.
    I shall go to Kuala Lumpur with you.
    We shall call you.
    Akan
    Future
    Tenses Table

    F1-Selalu F2-Sedang F3-Lepas F4-Akan
    Everyday Now Yesterday Tomorrow
    1 walk I am walking I walked I shall walk
    She comes She is coming She came She will come
    He buys He is buying He bought He will buy
    We collect We are
    collecting
    We collected We will collect
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    PREPOSITION OF PLACE
    INFRONT OF A PLACE
    Among the pupils
    At the market
    - On the wall
    - In the basket
    - Along the road
    - Between the two girls


    IN FRONT OF TIME

    On Sunday
    in the morning/evening
    In July
    During the holidays/weekends
    In 1999
    At night
    PREPOSITION OF TIME
    SHOWING DIRECTION

    She is walking towards the shop.
    They are going to the field.
    He is walking across the street.
    The book dropped onto the floor.
    I threw the rubbish into the dustbin.
    PREPOSITION OF DIRECTION
    CONJUNCTION
    To join 2 or more ideas in a sentences
    and, so, or, if, because, but, although
    1. He was punished because he was late.
    2. I am hungry so I cooked some rice.
    3. I will go if my mother lets me.
    4. Ali and I both have a radio.

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