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Form 5 · English · iSchool.my
English Form 5 • Unit
1: It's Personal! —
Relationships & Family
Unit theme: family
types, relationships,
household chores
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Family types: adoptive,
blended, extended, single-parent, traditional
Relationship words:
relatives, peers, strangers, colleagues, coach, partner
Chores: do the
washing-up, do the laundry, make the beds, make time
Example sentence: I do
my fair share and lend a hand at home.
Phrasal verbs: get
along, fall out, get
together, pile up
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get along with = have a
good relationship
fall out with = argue
and stop being friendly
pile up = accumulate
get by = manage with
difficulty
Grammar: Present
Simple = S + V1 / Vs-es
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Facts/general truths:
The sun rises in the east.
Routines: We always
visit our grandparents on Sunday.
Question: Do/Does +
subject + V1? → Does she cook?
Grammar: Present
Continuous = am/is/are
+ V-ing
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Now: Dad is making
dinner in the kitchen.
Temporary: My cousin
is staying with us this week.
Future arrangement:
We are visiting grandma on Saturday.
Annoyance: He is always
leaving his socks on the floor!
Grammar: Stative
verbs → do NOT use
continuous
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Correct: I know the
answer. ✗ I am knowing the answer.
Correct: She has a car.
✗ She is having a car.
Meaning change: I see (=
understand) / I am seeing my doctor (= meeting)
Grammar: Relative
clauses —
who/which/that/where/when/why/whose
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Defining: The chore
which I hate most is washing-up.
Non-defining: Molly,
who often gossips, is my cousin.
Possession: This is the
woman whose daughter helps us.
Exam trap: Remove
repeated pronouns → The book which I read was good.
Writing practice:
Informal email/letter
— SPM Part 1 about 80 words
–
Opening: Hi Mary, / It
was great to get your email.
Topic starters: To
start with, / As for..., / When it comes to...
Closing: I hope I've
helped. / Write back soon!