Grammar

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1) Yesterday, Sang Kancil could not find anything to eat.






2) "I'm sure I'll find something good to eat tomorrow," said Sang Kancil to himself.

3) This looks like a good place to sleep tonight," thought Sang Kancil.






4) Then, Sang Kancil saw many fruit trees o the opposite side of the river the next morning.



5) "Now, I will count all of you," said Sang Kancil to the crocodiles.


Yesterday, today, tonight, then, now, and tomorrow are adverbs of time. Adverbs of time tell us when something took place. 

Examples: 

• Yesterday, Pravin went to Fraser's Hill.
• I am going to see the dentist today at 2 p.m.
• "Let's have vegetable soup for dinner tonight," said Mr. Ramesh. 
• He did a PowerPoint presentation. Then, he presented it to his classmates.

Complete the sentences with yesterday, tonight, then, tomorrow.

1.  The siamang is going to sleep on a treetop              .
2. The squirrel climbed up a big tree.            , it rested on a branch.
3. "I'm going to dig a burrow              ," said the rat.
4. Tiger and Rat were happy with the Owl's decision                 .

Reading and Writing

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Harmony in the Jungle

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"You are eating all our food!" cried Ricky Rat angrily.

"You are taking over our home!" shouted Tom Tiger.

"It is just the same thing every day. When will all this noise end?" moaned Sally Squirrel sleepily. "I hope to get a good night's sleep tonight."

"They've been arguing for years," replied Sam Siamang.

"How can we stop the argument?" said Sally Squirrel sadly.

Sam Siamang scratched his chin thoughtfully. "Hmm, maybe we can help them."

Sam Siamang suggested that Tom Tiger and Ricky Rat talk to the wise Bamboo Rat. He was glad when both of them agreed.

Ricky Rat and Tom Tiger met each other in front of Bamboo Rat's home. Immediately they started to quarrel. When Bamboo Rat come out to see what the noise was, the two animals told him why they were arguing. Bamboo Rat said, "Calm down. Give me a few days. I'll find a good solution for both of you."

Bamboo Rat watched them. He saw that the tigers were great hunters, but they did not like to hunt small animals. He also saw that rats ate mostly food from plants. Both lived in different places.

After several days, the tigers, rats and other animals came to hear Bamboo Rat's decision.

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Sang Kancil is hungry. He is looking for food to eat in the jungle.

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   1.  Sang Kancil was hungry. 

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   2.  Sang Kancil wanted to cross the road. 

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3.  The Crocodile was clever.

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   4.  Sang Kancil wanted to eat the fruits on the other side of the river.

  Change the story. What if the crocodile was clever? What would happen?