Week 3 English F2 1/2/21

  📚 SUBJECT : English 

👩🏻‍🏫 TEACHER : Miss Amalina 

🕰️ TIME : 7.30 - 8.30 am

📲 MODE: OFFLINE

📝 TITLE: Chores (Speaking)

💬INSTRUCTIONS: 

1. Complete this task. Press check my answers once you've finished.



2. Go to this link and complete the exercise 
DM the voice note to me (last question) on Whatsapp.

3. Take out English 1 book (Reading/Speaking/Listening)
    Write 

Monday                                        Chores (Speaking)                                                            1/2/21

Activities

a) The chores I do at home :

1. I always ________________________________.
2. I rarely ______________________________________.
3. I ___________ daily.
4. I never _______________________________.

  Take a picture and DM me on Whatsapp as evidence of your completed task.


That's all! Stay safe, stay motivated!

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