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Posted on 25/01/2018Common Primary School Science Misconceptions 2
Misconception 2 of 20 – Ice and other cold objects transfer coldness to your hand
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Posted on 24/01/2018Common Primary School Science Misconceptions 1
Misconception 1 of 20 - Steam can be seen escaping from a kettle sprout.
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Posted on 23/01/2018Common Primary School Science Misconceptions Introduction
Common Primary School Science Misconceptions What is wrong in each of the 3 pictures below?
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Posted on 16/01/2018Must-Know Primary School Grammar Rule 14
This is the final rule on Sensory Verbs in this series. It is somewhat tricky, and it may take a fair bit of explanation to make your child understand. Hopefully, this post may make it a little easier.
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Posted on 15/01/2018Must-Know Primary School Grammar Rule 13
In this article, we learn a little about what Question Tags are.
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Posted on 14/01/2018Must-Know Primary School Grammar Rule 12
What is the answer to this question? ____ (Who or Whom) shall I bring to the prom? This is another of those conundrums that have confused many children and adults.
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Posted on 13/01/2018Must-Know Primary School Grammar Rule 11
I think this is one of the perennial dilemmas that plagued a lot of children. In fact, sometimes, adults stumble too. So in this article, we'll find out when to use "I" or "Me".
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Posted on 12/01/2018Must-Know Primary School Grammar Rule 10
Can you answer these? 10 kilometres, 20 minutes, $300... "are" or "is" too much?
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Posted on 11/01/2018Must-Know Primary School Grammar Rule 9
We know that Singular Noun = use Singular Verb, and Plural Noun = use Plural Verb. But is it correct to write "The news are at 7pm"?
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Posted on 10/01/2018Must-Know Primary School Grammar Rule 8
In this article, we learn if a Singular or Plural Verb is used after a Collective Noun.