Monday, February 9, 2009 @ 2:24 PM

http://www.sixf.forumotion.net/index.htm :D
This is the forum . (:

I hope this classblog wont be dead after we have the forum . :D

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Erm . You must register and go to your email and activate your acc (: You can ask for help .
Me , Mr. Farhan or junminn . (:

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@ 1:19 PM
Synthesis - After (01)
Zombies,

the solution to most of your problems.

1) After I had checked my e-mail, I browsed the Internet for an hour.

2) Yolanda went to the coffee club after she had done her shopping.

3) After Sam had checked that his homework was in the bag, he left for school.

4) Kristina wrote a review of the book after she had read it.

5) After Mrs Wong had chided Amos for talking in class, he went into a sulk.

6) I opened the music file after I had scanned it for viruses.

7) After Xinyu had called her best friend, she took a train to meet her.

8) After being in the air force, he was an airline pilot.
@ 1:09 PM
Comprehension 03 - What happened to Hindenburg?
I hope my ZOMBIES are awake now.
Sheesh...

Q1) “No passenger airships took flight again.” Why was this?

No real and conclusive explanations have been found to support the cause of Hindenburg’s demise.

Q2) Are Airships still being used today? Explain your answer.

Yes they are. In the passage it tells us that airships are used for various purposes such as reconnaissance and patrol.

Q3) Why did a lot of people turn up to see Hindenburg land in New Jersey May 6 1937?

They turned up to see the largest airship as airships were considered a marvel of technology.
@ 10:04 AM
vocabulary Building 13
Hi! :P
These are the words from the article on 'Cat Massacre'. YUCKS!

Grisly
- Causing horror or disgust
~ We were horrified by the grisly find.

hamper
- hinder or impede the movement or progress of
~ The project work was hampered by the group leader’s disappearance.

Seep
- (of a liquid) flow or leak slowly through porous material or small holes
~ Water began to seep through the holes of his shoes.

Perpetrator
- a person who carry out or commit (a harmful, illegal, or immoral action)
~ Mr. Helven set out to look for the perpetrator who vandalized his car.