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Editing Exercise: Commonly Confused WordsSecondary 2Paolo dela CruzJun 22, 202621
Instructions:Circle the correct word in each of the fifteen pairs, then write one sentence using the trickiest pair.Open
Comprehension: Why We ProcrastinateSecondary 2 · Secondary 3Paolo dela CruzJun 20, 202624
Instructions:Answer all ten questions in full sentences. The 5-mark summary question must not exceed 60 words.Open
Argumentative Essay: Exams Measure NothingSecondary 4Angelo RamosJun 4, 202623
Instructions:Respond to the provocation in 400–500 words. A strong rebuttal paragraph is expected at this level.Open
Descriptive Essay: Grandmother's KitchenSecondary 1Angelo RamosJun 3, 202617
Instructions:Write 300–400 words. Anchor the description in one dominant impression and return to it in your final line.Open
Narrative Essay: The Wrong BusSecondary 2 · Secondary 3Angelo RamosMay 16, 202620
Instructions:Write a 350–450 word narrative that begins with the sentence provided. Show, don't tell, in your climax paragraph.Open
Vocabulary Drill: Connectors & TransitionsSecondary 2 · Secondary 3Kenji OngApr 14, 202634
Instructions:Fill in each blank with the most suitable connector from the box. Each connector may be used once.Open
Situational Writing: Email to a Community ClubSecondary 2Kenji OngMar 10, 202629
Instructions:Write an email (180–250 words) volunteering for the community clean-up, covering all three content points.Open
Descriptive Essay: The MRT at Rush HourSecondary 2 · Secondary 3Shawn LimJan 1, 202631
Instructions:Write 300–400 words describing the scene. Vary your sentence openings and use at least one extended metaphor.Open
Discursive Essay: The Cost of ConvenienceSecondary 4Paolo dela CruzDec 22, 202527
Instructions:Explore at least three ways convenience shapes modern life in 400–500 words. End with a considered personal view.Open
Situational Writing: Report to the School OfficeSecondary 3Paolo dela CruzDec 17, 202515
Instructions:Write a formal report (180–250 words) on the lost-and-found incident, covering who, what, when, where.Open
Argumentative Essay: Money Is the Best MotivatorSecondary 4Angelo RamosDec 9, 202515
Instructions:Write 400–500 words taking a clear stand. Support each argument with a concrete example.Open
Situational Writing: Letter to the PrincipalSecondary 1 · Secondary 2Kenji OngNov 25, 202526
Instructions:Write a formal letter (180–250 words) proposing one improvement to the school canteen. Use the correct formal letter format.Open
Descriptive Essay: A Hawker Centre at NoonSecondary 1 · Secondary 2Paolo dela CruzOct 28, 202537
Instructions:Write a 300–400 word descriptive piece. Focus on sensory detail — sight, sound, and smell — rather than narrative.Open
Summary Writing: Plastic Waste PassageSecondary 4Angelo RamosOct 20, 202522
Instructions:Summarise the causes and effects described in paragraphs 2–5 in no more than 80 words.Open
Narrative Essay: The PhotographSecondary 3Shawn LimJul 11, 202516
Instructions:Write a 350–450 word story in which a photograph plays a central role. Use flashback deliberately, not accidentally.Open
Argumentative Essay: Should School Start Later?Secondary 3 · Secondary 4Paolo dela CruzMar 29, 202526
Instructions:Take a clear stand in 350–450 words. Anticipate and address at least one counter-argument.Open
Comprehension: Rise of E-SportsSecondary 3Paolo dela CruzMar 21, 202528
Instructions:Answer all questions. For the vocabulary question, explain the meaning of the word as used in the passage.Open
Editing Exercise: Tense ConsistencySecondary 2Shawn LimMar 20, 202519
Instructions:Correct the ten tense errors in the narrative passage. Write the line number and correction only.Open
Vocabulary Drill: Shades of EmotionSecondary 1Kenji OngMar 6, 202519
Instructions:Rank each set of emotion words by intensity, then use the strongest in a sentence of your own.Open
Narrative Essay: A Promise KeptSecondary 1 · Secondary 2Shawn LimJan 16, 202530
Instructions:Write a 350–450 word narrative on the title. Plan your story arc before writing — rising action, climax, resolution.Open
Vocabulary Drill: Precise VerbsSecondary 1 · Secondary 2Shawn LimJan 14, 202534
Instructions:Replace the underlined weak verbs with more precise alternatives. Complete all fifteen sentences.Open
Editing Exercise: Prepositions & ArticlesSecondary 1 · Secondary 2Angelo RamosDec 22, 202431
Instructions:Find and correct the ten errors involving prepositions and articles in the passage.Open
Comprehension: Growing Up in Tiong BahruSecondary 1Angelo RamosDec 9, 202430
Instructions:Answer all ten questions. Quote directly from the passage only when the question asks for it.Open
Discursive Essay: Is Homework Necessary?Secondary 3Angelo RamosNov 27, 202421
Instructions:Discuss both sides of the question in 350–450 words before giving your own view in the conclusion.Open
Editing Exercise: Subject-Verb AgreementSecondary 1Kenji OngNov 12, 202418
Instructions:Identify and correct the ten grammatical errors in the passage. Each line contains at most one error.Open
Argumentative Essay: Social Media Does More Harm Than GoodSecondary 3 · Secondary 4Angelo RamosOct 21, 202432
Instructions:Write a 350–450 word argumentative essay taking a clear stand. Include at least two supporting arguments and one rebuttal.Open
Situational Writing: Speech for Racial Harmony DaySecondary 3 · Secondary 4Paolo dela CruzOct 15, 202428
Instructions:Draft a 200–250 word speech for morning assembly. Open with a hook and close with a call to action.Open
Summary Writing: Urban Farming PassageSecondary 3 · Secondary 4Kenji OngSep 12, 202423
Instructions:Summarise the writer's arguments for urban farming in no more than 80 words, using your own words as far as possible.Open
Comprehension: The Last Lighthouse KeeperSecondary 4Paolo dela CruzAug 18, 202419
Instructions:Answer all questions, paying close attention to the writer's attitude questions in Section C.Open
Comprehension: The Kampong SpiritSecondary 2Shawn LimJul 10, 202424
Instructions:Read the passage and answer all ten questions in complete sentences. Pay attention to the inference questions in Section B.Open