Sunday 28 April 2013

Semester Lists for Semester 1 Week 21

Tip of the Week


Certain words in the English language have two forms of Spelling. For example, 'jewellery' which was used in the Semester 1 Week 19. It could be spelled in the following ways:

jewellery

jewelry


Other such words include:

1. judgement and judgment

2. acknowledgement and acknowledgment

3. tranquillity and tranquility

4. spelled and spelt

5. smelled and smelt

6. grill and grille



Note that such words are spelled differently within the British language (that is the British themselves spell the words two ways); it is not the case that one form is British spelling and the other American spelling.


It does not matter which form you choose but the important thing to remember is to be CONSISTENT. Pick one form and stick to it throughout the whole examination paper or essay.


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Advanced Composition

1. blearily
2. palpable.
3. Despite my initial nonchalance, I was infected by my classmates' nervousness and cold sweat began to form on my forehead.
4. scrutinised
5. wretchedness
6. admonished
7. academic qualifications
8. retrench




Intermediate Composition

1. approach
2. pitch a tent
3. instruct
4. suspicious
5. convinced
6. syndicate
7. investigate
8. overpower


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