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Find the meanings of these words in Bahasa Malaysia. Arrange Assemble Bake Bargain Bathe Beat Blow Boil Bring Build Camping Cheer Choose Clap Clear Collect Comb Circle Cover Crawl Croak Cross Cost Count Divide Dream Dry Engaged Enter Excited Exercise Explore Fail Feed Feel Fight Flood Fold Frighten Gather Glad Glide ACTION VERBS menguruskan Growl berhimpun Guide bakar Heard murah Hide mandi Hid menewaskan Hit meniup Held mendidih Hop membawa Introduce membina Iron perkhemahan Join bersorak Kick memilih Lean Bertepuk tangan Leave selesai Lend mengumpul Lie sikat Lift bulatan March meliputi Meet merangkak Mix kuat Move menyeberang Multiply kos Obey mengira Operate membahagikan Paste mimpi Pat kering Peel Terlibat Pinned masukkan Plan teruja Point menjalankan Pollute meneroka Practice gagal Pray makan Recycle bayaran Signal lawan Speak banjir Sprint melipat Stitch menakutkan Wave mengumpul Wear gembira Weave meluncur menggeram membimbing mendegar menyembunyikan bersembunyi melanda diadakan melompat memperkenalkan besi menyertai menendang bersandar meningalkan meminjamkan berbohong mengankat berarak memenuhi campuran bergerak membiak patuhi beroperasi tampal tepuk kulit disematkaqn pelan titik mencemarkan amalan berdoa mengitar isyarat bercakap pecut menjahit gelombang memakai menenun
Amphibian Beaver Beetle Cattle Canary Cockroach Cobra Crow Dinosaur Dolphin Dragonfly Eagle Pigeon Praying mantis Prawn Mousedeer Mynah Guinea-pig Hawk
ANIMALS Hornbill Leech Lice Lizard Mosquito Python Reptile Rooster Seagull Scorpion Seal Shark Sparrow Turkey White mice Wild boar Worm Yak Zebra
Male Bull Cockerel Drake Gander Lion Tiger Peacock Billy goat Fox Deer Cow Hen Duck Goose Lioness Tigress Peahen Nanny goat Vixen Doe
Female
Sounds Hoot Hum Meow Neigh Purr Quack Roar Squeak Trumpet
Apartment Bungalow College Condominium Double-storey Factory Fire station Hostel Hut Jail Lighthouse Long house Arch Bathroom Balcony Bedroom
Buildings Parliament Petrol station Rest house Semi-detached Shop house Single-storey Shopping complex Stall Temple Terraced house Warehouse Workshop Part and Places of Buildings Escalator Garage Minaret Porch
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Corner Court Exhibition hall Hangar Jetty Junction Lake Orphanage Peninsular Pier Platform Playground Port Pond Terminal Tunnel Ago a.m. Afternoon
Other words Anniversary Annually A quarter to Century Daily Date Down Decade Dusk Fortnight Half past Light Midnight Minutes Monthly Semester Weekday Weekend Term
Badge Bows Button Cheongsam Clogs Coat Collar Dhoti Gloves Handkerchief Hem Jumper Kurta Laces Overalls Pinafore Pyjamas
Clothing and footwear Raincoat Salwar kameez Samfoo Sandals Scarf Shawl Shoelace Singlet Slipper Sneakers Sweater Swimsuit Swimming trunks Turban Veil Vest Zipper
Family and relatives Relatives Twins Son-in-law Daughter-in-law Mother-in-law Father-in-law Cousin Wife
Adjectives Active Alert Aloud At Away Beautiful Bitter Bravery Carefully Carelessly Cheerful Clearly Clever Cloudy Clumsy Cold-blooded Colourful Damp Delicious Disciplined Dull Extinct Famous Far Fast Fierce First Fresh Friendly Full Funny Gentle Graceful Handsome Hardworking Helpful Honest Industrial
Descriptions Intelligent Last Loving Low Lucky Main Modern Neat New Obedient Often Pleasant Pointed Polite Proud Quite Rainy Respect Responsible Ripe Round Roughly Rude Salty Sensible Sensitive Several Shy Sometimes Spicy Stale Steamed Stormy Straight Suitable Sunny Sweet Trustworthy
Across After Against Along Among Around Away Back Before Below Bottom Centre Corner Downstairs Edge Everywhere
Direction and location Here Inside Middle North east North west Off Outside Over River mouth South east South west Through Towards Upon Upper Upstairs
Aubergine (brinjal) Bean sprouts Bitter gourd Cabbage Cauliflower Cucumber Curry leaves Lettuce Tapioca Egg plant
Vegetables Mushroom Okra Pandan leaf Potato Radish Salad Spinach Sweet potato Yam
Beef Bread Bun Butter Chapatti Cockles Cuttlefish Garlic Ginger Groundnut Juice Mutton
Beverages, meat, pastries, etc. Noodles Onion Oyster Pepper Pizza Porridge Prawn Sandwich Sate Syrup Tosai
Meals and tableware Pan Pot Saucer Snack Spoon Supper Utensils Hi-tea
Games and sports Hide-and-seek Jigsaw puzzle Kite flying Netball Softball Swimming Top spinning
Again Arrange Cross out (the) Dust the Together Hand over Keep off Keep quiet Look at (the) Make a . Pick up (the) Point to (the) Say after . Say together
Instructional words and phrases Shut Touch (your) . Use the .. Look for Look after Carry on Keep away Keep up Put on Turn on Turn off Put away Put up Take out
Aquarium Arrow Balloon Baton Bow Brush Bulb Bucket Button Cage Calculator Card Comics Crutches Dart Dartboard Diskette Envelope Fax machine Fire extinguisher Flashlight Gas stove Generator Gift
Objects Gloves Helmet Hockey stick Hoop Life jacket Lock Mask Paper clips Pliers Plug Polish Prayer mat Socket Spikes String Swing Tank Thread Typewriter Tools Wheelchair Wire Wok
Occupations Guard Judge Officer Plumber Sailor Scientist Stall keeper Surgeon Tour manager Trishaw rider Village headman Watchman
Country Bangladesh Brunei China Egypt India Indonesia Iran Iraq Japan Korea Laos Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar Nepal Pakistan Philippines Saudi Arabia Singapore Thailand Taiwan Vietnam America Britain Australia
COUNTRY/PEOPLE/CURRENCY People Currency Bangladeshi Taka Bruneian Bruneian Dollar Chinese Yuan Renminbi Egyptian Pound Indian Rupees Indonesian Rupiah Iranian Rial Iraqi Dinar Japanese Yen Korean Won Laotian Kip Malaysian Ringgit Mongolian Tugrik Burmese Kyat Nepalese Rupee Pakistani Rupee Filipino Peso Arabian Riyal Singaporean Singaporean Dollar Thai Baht Taiwanese New Dollar Vietnamese Dong American American Dollar British Pounds Australian Australian Dollar
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Arm Ankle Back Beak Beard Calf Cheek Chest Chin Claw Elbow Eyebrow Eyelash Fin Forehead Fur
Parts of the body Gills Heel Horn Horn Hoof Hump Moustache Nostril Palm Paw Scales Spine Thigh Thumb Waist
Alamanda Balsam Bougainvillea Canna Carnation Chrysanthemum Daisy Ixora Twig Weeds
Flowers Lotus Mangrove Moss Petal Pollen Seed Stem Stalk Starch
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Maize Paddy/padi
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Doctor Driver Elders/parents Headmaster Friends Host Husband Landlord/landlady Lawyer Referee Shopkeeper Speaker Reader
Relationships Patient Passenger Children Teacher/pupil Relatives Guest/visitor Wife Tenant Client Player Customer Listener/audience Writer
A bouquet of flowers A swarm of bees A flock of birds A litter of puppies A litter of kittens A herd of camels A herd of elephant A choir of singers A troop of soldiers
Collective nouns A troop of scouts A troop of monkeys A team of oxen A team of players A band of musicians A crew of sailors A comb of bananas A bunch of bananas A school of fish
A loaf of bread A pair of shoes A pair of trousers A packet of biscuits A piece of cake A piece of land A slice of bread A box of matches A box of chocolates A box of mosquito coils
Phrasal quantifiers A tin of milk A cup of coffee A pinch of salt A drop of oil A dash of pepper A reel of thread A can of sardines A box of tissues A bundle of sticks A cup of tea
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Gender Masculine Actor Boy scout Bride groom Duke Gentlemen Hero Host Husband King Lord Master Prince Steward Sultan Waiter Actress Girl guide Bride Duchess Lady Heroine Hostess Wife Queen Lady Mistress Princess Stewardess Sultanah Waitress Feminine
Homographs Similes
Bow and arrows Bow your head I live in Seremban. A live show A present of Xmas May I present Sudirman The wind is blowing Wind the clock Watch your step Look at the watch Badminton court Judge in a court Fix the bulb Plant the lily bulb
As cool as a cucumber As white as snow As quick as lightning As busy as a bee As green as grass As light as feather As sweet as honey As good as gold
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Proverbs A friend in need is a friend indeed A stitch in time saves nine Honesty is the best policy Look before you leap One good turn deserves another Together we stand Divided we part Light Crunchy Tasty Sweet Product Preservatives Delicious Enough Mineral Healthy Active Energetic Ingredients Wheat Flour Yeast Salt Peanuts Manufactured Fresh Because Lighter Become Information Imported Red crescent Accident Crash Alive Injury Hurt Died Scenes Member Fried Promise Funny Children Knapsack Trolley Medium Large Label Problem Engine Plane Crash Lucky Cuts Bruises Failed Thick Experienced Pilot Air Safety Wallet Photograph Remember Thankful Available Weight Pocket Both Nice Carry Straps True Place Expensive Since Size Airport Driver
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Noise Trip Visit Staff Earlier Meeting Health Millennium Performance Fashion parade Demonstrations Grains Milling factory Fortnightly Recommended Appreciation Scare High fever Celebrations Local artistes Martial arts Scarecrow Stalk Pluck Assembled Fantastic Busy Over here Laser show Harvest Transplanted Term Whole Programmes Even Assembly Discount Prefer Roof Agreed Shapes Headmaster Roam Choose Scrapbook Launching Leather
Passenger Found Offer Accept Housing estate Crowding Winnowed Primary Available Creative Served Education Repairing Fireworks Processions Ploughed Threshed Weekly Leisure Featuring Prefer Celebrate Enquire Separate Monthly Kindness Fantasy Concert Kindness Sacks Secondary Baking Thanked Chick Holidays Shaping Suits Sharp Speech Strict Mainly Painting Kindness Taught Means Complexes Interest
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Mixture Villagers Serve Sizes Tomorrow Near Through Spend Remember Gain Carefully Talkative Items Boiling Repair Type Field Children Weekdays Experience Lastly Caring Customer
Dangerous Character Sale Oven Trunk Information Kite Neighbourly Managed Pour Remove Hutch Competition Wisely Participate Interesting Prefects Members Dish Thunderstorm Pets Colourful
Phrasal Plenty of time Roam around Make sure Take good care Cooked fish The whole day Mega sale Special offer Leafy vegetables Half-price Thats great To really save Kite flying
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1. Write sentences using the pronouns given as the subject. Follow the sentence patterns given below. I am Ripin. X He is Ahmad. I am a Malay boy. Ali is a thin boy. He is a helpful boy. I in Year Six. He is in Year Four. He is in Year Five. I am happy. He is honest. He is polite.
2. Change the sentences made to the simple past and future tenses. Use the pronouns given as the subject.
Verb to have Proper noun / pronoun I Ali / He / She / It We You Mutu and Ali / They PRESENT had had had had had Verb to have PAST have has have have have FUTURE shall have will have shall have will have will have
1. Write sentences using the pronouns given as the subject. Follow the sentence patterns given below. subject I Ripin past I had toys. Ripin had toys. present I have a pen. Ripin has a pen. future I shall have a big car. Ripin will have a car.
Action words are spelt in a number ways. Study the examples given below and complete the table.
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A. Regular action words No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 waits Root form singular wait plural Past tense form waited landed hated faded walked jumped Past participle form waited
hoped liked cleaned allowed tuned refused begged permitted occurred shopped
refuse
B. Irregular action words All three parts are the same PART 1 Root form singular plural PART 2 Past tense form PART 3 Past participle form cut shut hit
No.
17 cuts cut cut 18 puts 19 20 21 quit 22 let 23 shed 24 spread 25 26 27 cost 28 burst Additional words : rid, slit, split, bet, wet, wed, set, thrust, cast
hurt upset
No.
29 runs run 30 comes 31 Additional words: over-run, overcome B3. All parts are different No. 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 Root form singular breaks plural break choose speak steal freeze weave tread drive
drove
driven
write hide bitten eaten shakes falls gives forgets forbids strikes bears took shook fall give forgotten forbidden bear wear tear swear blow grow throw draw fly begin bore borne torn swore blew knew blown
began
sank sang
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68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76
lie do
B4. 2nd and 3rd parts are same PART 1 Root form singular meets feeds leads meet plural PART 2 Past tense form met PART 3 Past participle form met led read breed bleeds speeds digs swings spins shrinks win stick hang strike keeps sweep creep weep sleep leap feel deal kneel mean lean leave dream brings buys hold dig bled sped held dug dug swung spun shrunk won stuck hung stroke kept swept crept bred
keep
kept
bring
brought bought
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108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138
catches seeks teach think fights send bends spend spell spill spoil builds burns learns finds binds grinds winds gets shoots loses shines
caught sought taught thought fought sent bent spent spelt spilt spoilt built burnt learnt found
find
B5.
1st and 2nd parts are same PART 1 Root form singular plural PART 2 Past tense form PART 3 Past participle form beaten
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began
begun
beginning
broke
broken
breaking
burnt
burnt
burning
caught
caught
catching
copied
copied
copying
dug
dug
digging
drank
drunk
drinking
fell
fallen
falling
flew
flown
flying
went
gone
going
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42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88
grow hand hang hide hit hold hope hurry hurt join jump keep kneel laugh leave let lie live lock lose make meet open pay put read reply ride ring rise row run say see sell send sew shake shine shoot show shut sing sink sit skip sleep
hid
hidden
hiding
hurried
hurried
hurrying
kept
kept
keeping
let
let
letting
lost
lost
losing
paid
paid
paying
rode
ridden
riding
ran
run
running
sent
sent
sending
shot
shot
shooting
sank
sunk
sinking
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89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111
speak spend stand steal stop strike study swim take talk teach tear tell think throw tie use wait walk wear win wind write
spoke
spoken
speaking
stopped
stopped
stopping
took
taken
taking
told
told
telling
used
used
using
won
won
winning
VERB TO NOUN
Rewrite and insert the word at the correct place to suit the function given. Example: brush I brush my shoes every weekend. (verb) I use a soft brush to comb my hair. (noun) 1. My parents ________________ me when my brother cries. Yesterday I receive a ______________ from my father.
2. They _______________ a big tree with a saw. The _______________ on my finger was not too deep.
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3. The fisherman ________________ a lot of fish everyday. The _________________ is sold to the market.
4. I always _________________ the food after I have cooked it. The __________________ of the jar is broken.
5. I usually _________________ a glass of milk before I go to sleep. The _________________ is too hot so I leave it on the table.
6. We _______________ our shirt in the room. The ______________ is heavy because it is made of steel. 7. I ________________ up the candle when it is a blackout. The ______________ in my house is not bright enough.
8. Our teacher tells us to _______________ the gate. They usually put the plant in the _________________.
9. She ________________ some roses in her garden. The ________________ grows well because I water it everyday.
10. The boys ________________ their kites when it is windy. A _________________ is a small insect but it can cause diseases.
Nouns / Adjectives
A. Write the correct nouns or adjectives in the space provided below. Nouns 1 2 Beauty Hot
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Adjectives
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Dicipline Height Suitable Mist Long Poor Sun Noise Sensitive Hardwork Dirty Intelligent Care Sunny Fur Stormy Friend Responsible
1.
seeds
seedless
a. Puan Salina bought a large ___________ watermelon for RM 1.20 per kilogram. b. After eating the durian, Encik Ismail planted the __________ behind his house.
2.
thorn
thorny
a. Encik Shamsul, the zoo attendant, held the tigers leg to pull out the ___________ from it. b. Animals cannot eat rose plants because they are ______________.
3.
starch
starchy
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a. Suzima does not like __________ food because it is bad for healrh. b. Puan Mariam usually soaks the uniform in the __________ to make it stiff.
4.
talk
talkative
a. The _____________ on How to draw was given by a famous cartoonist, Lat. b. Puan Salmahs class is always noisy because the pupils are _______________.
5.
care
careful
a. The florist arranged the flowers with great _____________ in the beautiful vase. b. One must be very ______________ when talking with a sensitive person.
6.
colour
colourful
a. Aina did not buy the dress because it was too _____________. b. Rohanis father bought the trousers because of its ______________.
7.
fun
funny
a. Jamal took part in the singing contest just for __________________. b. The children laughed loudly when the clown with a ______________ face appeared.
8.
honesty
honest
a. Hamid was given a big clap for his __________________. b. The boy received RM50.00 from the owner of the gold ring.
9.
strength
strong
a. Last week a _______________ wind hit Kampung Mengkudu. b. The villagers helped to pull up Encik Zul from the pond because he held no more ________.
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10.
industry
industrial
a. Japan is one of the ______________ countries in the world. b. The new _______________ in the village offers a lot of work to the nearby villagers.
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help
helpful
a. The farmer thanked his neighbours for their ______________. b. Every pupils in Year Six Rose likes Syuhada because she is very _____________.
12.
patient
patience
a. While the doctor was treating his ______________ the electricity went off. b. Encik Haffiz is always _______________ with his childrens behavior.
Verbs to Adjectives No. Verbs 1 play They play football in the school field every evening. My cat Tompok is a playful pet. Adjectives playful
No. 2
Verbs cheer
Adjectives cheerful
No. 3
Verbs forget
Adjectives forgetful
No. 4
Verbs eat
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No. 5
Verbs colour
Adjectives colourful
No. 6
Verbs curl
Adjectives curly
No. 7
Verbs read
Adjectives readable
No. 8
Verbs power
Adjectives powerful
No. 9
Verbs care
Adjectives careful
No. 10
Verbs help
Adjectives helpful
No. 11
Verbs talk
Adjectives talkative
No. 12
Verbs agree
Adjectives agreeable
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No. 13
Verbs move
Adjectives moveable
No. 14
Verbs reach
Adjectives reachable
No. 15
Verbs touch
Adjectives touchable
No. 16
Verbs remove
Adjectives removeable
No. 17
Verbs replace
Adjectives replaceable
No. 18
Verbs stop
Adjectives stoppable
No. 19
Verbs break
Adjectives breakable
No. 20
Verbs beautify
Adjectives beautiful
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No. 21
Verbs walk
No. 22
Verbs run
No. 23
Verbs meet
No. 24
Verbs talk
No. 25
Verbs cook
No. 26
Verbs copy
No. 27
Verbs change
No. 28
Verbs dance
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No. 29
Verbs flow
No. 30
Verbs fit
No. 31
Verbs gallop
No. 32
Verbs help
No. 33
Verbs hang
No. 34
Verbs march
No. 35
Verbs move
No. 36
Verbs mark
No. 37
Verbs open
No. 38
Verbs play
No. 39
Verbs practice
No. 40
Verbs process
No. 41
Verbs point
No. 42
Verbs repair
No. 43
Verbs shop
No. 44
Verbs test
No. 45
Verbs visit
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No. 46
Verbs wait
No. 47
Verbs wish
No. 48
Verbs work
No. 49
Verbs weigh
No. 50
Verbs fight
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ADJECTIVES TOPIC: FAMILY AND RELATIVES / OCCUPATIONS / PEOPLE active cheerful obedient small friendly graceful proud sweet honest new shy beautiful clever poor trustworthy funny handsome rude lucky intelligent polite tall brave clumsy rich pretty gentle neat short happy kind responsible fat bright naughty sensitive famous good old strong hardworking loving sad
Activities that can be carried out:1. Give five sentences using the adjectives above and drill them with the pupils. Examples: Active Friendly Loving Famous Intelligent After drilling, ask the pupils to pick out the adjectives. The next day, the teacher can ask the pupils to replace the adjectives used with other suitable adjectives OR the teacher can ask the pupils to change the nouns used. The teacher can also use the mind mapping method. Example: hardworking
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poor
fisherman
honest trustworthy
Then the teacher can ask the pupils to make sentences. TOPIC: FOOD AND DRINK / VEGETATION delicious salty sweet long fresh spicy raw big good stale cold ripe hot steamed bitter tasty
TOPIC: CALENDAR AND TIME modern sunny dull stormy cloudy lucky bright hot rainy busy clear happy
TOPIC: BUILDING AND PLACES famous big dark bright TOPIC: ANIMALS active brave sharp TOPIC: THINGS beautiful heavy sharp big light small cheap new round expensive old square beautiful fierce busy big tall extinct colourful cold-blooded warm-blooded tall small industrial modern dirty damp old far cold
responsible
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2.
pupil
hardworking
3.
flower
beautiful
4.
tree
tall
5.
dress
colourful
6.
dog
fierce
7.
tiger
ferocious
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8.
bag
big
9.
school
new
10.
cake
delicious
11.
day
sunny
12.
village
quiet
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Construct simple sentences. Example: Active : Encik Zubir is and active goalkeeper.
1. bright: ___________________________________________________________
2. responsible: ___________________________________________________________
3. trustworthy : _____________________________________________________________
4. industrious : _____________________________________________________________
5. ferocious : _____________________________________________________________
6. talkative : _____________________________________________________________
7. skilful : _____________________________________________________________
8. dedicated : _____________________________________________________________
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9. strict : _____________________________________________________________
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