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    This document provides a grammar focus guide dedicated to helping with the UPSR exam. It outlines various grammar topics like nouns, pronouns, tenses, conjunctions, prepositions, adverbs, and sentence structures. The guide covers common and proper nouns, singular and plural forms, reflexive and possessive pronouns. It also discusses simple present, past, and future tenses, prepositions of time, place and direction, adverbs of frequency, degree, manner, time and place. Finally, it outlines simple, compound, complex and imperative sentence structures.

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    This document provides a grammar focus guide dedicated to helping with the UPSR exam. It outlines various grammar topics like nouns, pronouns, tenses, conjunctions, prepositions, adverbs, and sentence structures. The guide covers common and proper nouns, singular and plural forms, reflexive and possessive pronouns. It also discusses simple present, past, and future tenses, prepositions of time, place and direction, adverbs of frequency, degree, manner, time and place. Finally, it outlines simple, compound, complex and imperative sentence structures.

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    Road To Upsr: Grammar Focus

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    This document provides a grammar focus guide dedicated to helping with the UPSR exam. It outlines various grammar topics like nouns, pronouns, tenses, conjunctions, prepositions, adverbs, and sentence structures. The guide covers common and proper nouns, singular and plural forms, reflexive and possessive pronouns. It also discusses simple present, past, and future tenses, prepositions of time, place and direction, adverbs of frequency, degree, manner, time and place. Finally, it outlines simple, compound, complex and imperative sentence structures.

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    GRAMMAR FOCUS

    DEDICATED TO 6 HUKMA

    ROAD TO UPSR
    A. NOUNS H. PREPOSITION OF POSITIONS
    COMMON NOUNS ALONG
    ● SINGULAR AND PLURAL AGAINST
    COMPOUND NOUN BETWEEN
    COUNTABLE NOUNS BELOW
    CONCRETE NOUN NEXT TO
    BESIDE
    B. PRONOUNS NEAR
    REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
    POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS I. PREPOSITION OF TIME
    INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS AT
    SINCE
    C. TENSES ON
    SIMPLEPRESENT TENSE IN
    SIMPLE PAST TENSE
    PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE J. INDIFINITE ARTICLES
    FUTURE CONTINOUS TENSE A
    AN
    D. CONJUNCTIONS THE
    ALTHOUGH
    SINCE K. ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
    BECAUSE ALWAYS
    SO OFTEN
    FOR SOMETIMES
    AND SELDOM
    BUT NEVER
    OR
    YET K. ADVERBS OF DEGREE
    VERY
    E. CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTION TOO
    ● EITHER…OR ENOUGH
    ● NEITHER…OR
    L. ADVERBS OF MANNER
    F. PREPOSITION OF PLACE APPRPRIATELY
    OVER CAREFULLY
    AMONG HAPPILY
    AT STEADILY
    IN FAST
    WELL
    G. PREPOSITION OF DIRECTION
    ACROSS M. ADVERBS OF TIME
    THROUGH YESTERDAY
    TODAY
    TONIGHT
    THEN
    NOW
    TOMORROW
    N. ADVERBS OF PLACE

    HERE
    EVERYWHERE
    SOMEWHERE
    NOWHERE
    NEARBY
    OUTSIDE
    INSIDE

    O. SENTENCES
    SIMPLE SENTENSES
    COMPOUND SENTENCES
    COMPLEX SENTENCES
    IMPERATIVE SENTENSES
    TO GIVE ADVICE OR SUGGESTION
    TO GIVE DIRECTIONS
    TO MAKE A POLITE REQUEST
    TO GIVE OREDERS

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