Complete this test. For Spelling and Grammar Editing 1, Ming Quan was the first to score full marks. Well done, Ming Quan.
27 submissions as at 1 September 0635. First to submit is Jin Kang. First to score full marks is Xin Hui.
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So when will the the response spreadsheet for Spelling and Grammar Editing 1 be posted?
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This is Wen Qi here.
ReplyDeleteCan I download google chrome when I already had IE 8.0, Safari and Mozilla Firefox?
Thanks.
@Wen Qi - If you have enough free space, yes.
ReplyDeleteA reflective learner learns more effectively. Comment/Reflect on where you have gone wrong and why.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry. I have to admit that this comment is a 'copy and paste' exercise.
Peh Qian Ling
ReplyDeleteCompelled(verb)
1. Force or oblige (someone) to do something.
Sentence:
The biggest bully in school likes to compel people to do his homework or else he will bash them up.
Compel: force somebody to do something
ReplyDeleteSentence: I was compelled to lie to the headmistress about the vandalism incident.
Compelled: To cause (someone) by force (to be or do something)
ReplyDeleteSentence: I was compelled by my mother to do revision on Math even though it was the school holidays.
Quah Kian Yang.
Compelled:1. Force or oblige (someone) to do something.
ReplyDeleteSentence: Since she do not feel like doing it,please stop compelling her to do it.
Compel:To Force
ReplyDeleteBy being defying our orders, you are compelling us to suspend you.
Meaning of Compelled:
ReplyDeleteverb (used with object)
-to force or drive, especially to a course of action
Using Compelled in a sentence:
The notorious bully compelled the younger kids to surrender their pocket money to him.
compel:to be forced to do something
ReplyDeleteI was compelled by my father to practice mathematics everyday.
Matthias
compel:to force
ReplyDeleteNevertheless, being thus strangely compell, the man descends and focuses his camera on the snowy roadway.
Compelled(verb)-to force or drive, especially to a course of action.
ReplyDeleteSentence- Mr Lim was compelled to retire due to his old age and poor health, although he loved his work.
compelled-to force
ReplyDeleteBeing in a really terrible financial problem, i was compelled to sell my beloved Ipod to pay all my debt.
Meaning of compelled: to force somebody to do something or to make something necessary
ReplyDeleteSentence: Mr Tan often compelled his workers to work twelve or fourteen hours a day.
Meaning: to force or drive, especially to a course of action
ReplyDeleteSentence: John disobeying the rules compels us to dismiss him.