FORM 3 - YEAR 2020



DEAR BELOVED STUDENTS  IN 3 CEKAP, 3 GIGIH & 3  HORMAT

TUESDAY, 23/6/20

RELATIVE CLAUSE



Clauses

A clause is a group of words that contains both a subject and a predicate (or a verb). There are two types of clauses

Examples of Clauses:

Independent Clauses are complete sentences. They can stand alone and express a complete thought.

Examples: I want some cereal.
Marie likes cats.
Joseph is a good soccer player.

Dependent Clauses contain a subject and a predicate, but they do not express a complete thought. 

Examples: When it is raining
Because you were late
Before you go to bed

All of these groups of words contain both a subject and a verb, but they cannot stand alone. They do not express a complete thought.

There are three main types of dependent clauses: adjective, adverb, and noun. They are named by the way they function in a sentence.

An adjective clause describes or gives more information about a noun-tells us which one, what kind, or how many.

Example: The bag that someone left on the busbelongs to Mrs. Smith.

An adverb clause describes or gives more information about the verb-tells us when, where, how, to what extent, or under what condition something is happening.

Example: She cried because her seashell was broken.

A noun clause takes the place of a noun in the sentence. 

Example:  Whoever ate the last piece of pie owes me!

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TUESDAY , 16 JUN 2020





*********  LESSON 13: TUESDAY 12.5.2020 - ENGLISH **********

READING PASSAGE

Read the article about GPS technology.

GPS Technology
GPS units use a network of satellites to show where the user is on a map. They have very large memories and the new ones also have satellite radio. GPS technology
provides users with an amazing amount of information such as local traffic conditions and even the weather forecast. Many people use this gadget on a daily basis when they don’t know or aren’t sure how to get to a particular place. Others use them to plan long journeys. People who love outdoor adventures also find them useful especially when hiking through areas where there are no roads. GPS units are really important to all users because if they get lost, they can just push a button and get a clear picture of exactly where they are at that moment.
But how does a GPS work? There are at least 24 GPS satellites which go round the earth twice a day. They are powered by solar energy or backup batteries. Each satellite sends signals that are picked up by GPSs on earth. The GPS processes these signals and displays the position of the user. The user then enters an address on his or her GPS and waits for directions in the language of his or her choice. The GPS uses signals from at least four different satellites to provide this information.
How accurate is GPS information? Thanks to recent developments in the technology, GPSs are extremely accurate. They are able to locate a position within 10 metres. Satellite signals can pass through clouds, but solid buildings such as skyscrapers decrease the strength of these signals. To receive the best possible signals, users
shouldn’t be walking or driving when they turn on the receiver, nor when they request or receive information. They should also try to make sure there is nothing between them and the sky.
All new GPSs can give users detailed directions for how to get somewhere. However, some of these gadgets also have special capabilities. For example, one type can find out what is happening on the road kilometres ahead of where the user is at that moment. If there is a traffic jam, it can suggest another route which avoids it. It does this by accessing the Internet through a mobile phone connection. Although this function can be very useful, sometimes it doesn’t work very well, so it’s probably a good idea for the user to listen to traffic reports on the car radio as well, just in case.




PLEASE CLICK TO  ANSWER IN THE LINK GIVEN BELOW


 ******* LESSON 12 : TUESDAY 5.5.20 ENGLISH ***** 

Grammar - Nouns, Adjectives, Verbs and Adverbs


TASK :
1. Watch the video.
2. Write down,  in your exercise book , 10 sentences given in the video that use  the nouns, adjectives learnt.

That's all for today, thank you.


******* LESSON 11 : TUESDAY, 28/4/20 , ENGLISH *****  


Lesson Objective :
Reading 3.1 Understand a variety of texts
Reading 3.1.3 Guess the meaning of unfamiliar words from clues provided by other words and by context

Topic : Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary.

Task:
1. Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
2. Vocabulary  and Use of English : Do Exercises A, B and C
That's all for today. Thank you.






****  LESSON 10 : ENGLISH 21.4.2020  *******


TOPIC : WRITING - ESSAY 



LESSON 10 : ENGLISH 21.4.2020

TOPIC : ESSAY WRITING

READ THE QUESTION GIVEN.

1. READ THE MESSAGE FROM YOUR FATHER.
2. IN ABOUT 80 WORDS, WRITE A MESSAGE TO YOUR FATHER ABOUT YOUR CHOICE.

WRITE IN WORD DOCUMENT AND SEND THE ANSWER TO ME.

THANK YOU.
HAPPY LEARNING!!!










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LESSON 9 : TUE, 14 APRIL 2020
TOPIC : QUIZ 3 ( UNIT 3 AND 4)


PLEASE REFER GO TO GOOGLE CLASSROOM TO GET THE QUESTIONS.





THE END.

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PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS GIVEN IN THE LINK.



LESSON 7 : GRAMMAR
DATE : TUESDAY , 31 MARCH 2020
TOPIC : PRESENT PERFECT TENSE.

  DEAR BELOVED STUDENTS ..

 PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS GIVEN IN THE LINK.

 TOPIC : PRESENT PERFECT TENSE.

 TASK : DO EXERCISE A,B,C AND D.

 1. READ AND COPY THE QUESTIONS GIVEN IN YOUR EXERCISE BOOK. FILL IN THE BLANKS IN THE GIVEN QUESTIONS.
2. NEXT, CHECK THE ANSWERS USING THE GIVEN LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.
THANK YOU.

 3. WRITE 'DONE' & WRITE YOUR NAME IN THE COMMENT SECTION BELOW WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED YOUR WORK. PLS CHECK YOUR ANSWER.

 HAPPY LEARNING !!

CLICK HERE TO DO THE EXERCISE




HAPPY LEARNING !!

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