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To everyone sitting for UTQH SPM 2026, may Allah grant you confidence, calmness, and ease throughout your assessment. May every verse you have memorised and every effort you have made be rewarded with success. Trust your preparation, give your best, and leave the rest to Allah.
All the best, future SPM 2026 candidates. You've got this! 🤍📖 SPMNETIC LEADERS 2025/2026
| 2 | Tips kuasai maths | 276 |
| 3 | Info menarik | 244 |
| 4 | https://www.facebook.com/share/p/198z5rcaZX/
About stpm | 311 |
| 5 | https://www.facebook.com/share/p/198z5rcaZX/ | 1 |
| 6 | from my teacher 🫶🏻
This can use in speaking 🗣️
I hope these notes can help you in the speaking test. | 344 |
| 7 | Morning guys 🫶🏻
📖 Subject–Verb Agreement
✨ Indefinite pronouns such as everyone, everybody, someone, somebody, anyone, anybody, no one, nobody, each, either, neither always take a singular verb.
📝 Examples:
✅ Everyone is ready for the exam.
✅ Each of the players has a jersey.
✅ Neither of the answers is correct.
❌ Everyone are ready for the exam.
❌ Each of the players have a jersey.
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✨ Even when followed by a plural noun, the verb remains singular.
📝 Examples:
✅ Everybody in the classrooms is listening.
✅ Each of the books belongs to the library.
❌ Everybody in the classrooms are listening.
💡 Quick Tip:
Everyone / Everybody / Someone / Anyone / Nobody / Each / Either / Neither➜ Singular verb ✅
📚 Don't let the plural noun after "of" confuse you—the verb agrees with the indefinite pronoun, not the noun. 🌟 | 399 |
| 8 | 📖 *Subject–Verb Agreement – Rule #10* 🇬🇧
✨ Collective nouns (team, family, committee, jury, audience, etc.) usually take a singular verb when the group acts as one unit.
📝 Examples:
✅ The team is playing well today.
✅ The committee has approved the proposal.
❌ The team are playing well today. (In standard American English.)
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✨ Use a plural verb when the members of the group are acting individually (common in British English).
📝 Examples:
✅ The team are wearing different jerseys.(British English)
✅ The family are having different opinions about the trip.(British English)
❌ The committee is arguing among themselves. (British English usage prefers are here.
💡 Quick Tip:
Group acting as one➜ Singular verb ✅
Members acting individually ➜ Plural verb(mainly British English)✅
📚 In American English, collective nouns usually take singular verbs. In British English, both singular and plural are possible depending on the meaning.🌟 | 337 |
| 9 | 📖 Subject–Verb Agreement
✨ When two singular subjects refer to the same person or thing, use a singular verb.
📝 Examples:
✅ The owner and manager is attending the meeting. (One person who is both owner and manager.)
✅ My friend and guide has arrived. (One person.)
❌ The owner and manager are attending the meeting.
✨ But if they refer to different people, use a plural verb.
📝 Examples:
✅ The owner and the manager are attending the meeting. (Two different people.)
✅ My friend and my guide have arrived.
❌ The owner and the manager is attending the meeting.
💡 Quick Tip:
No repeated article/possessive ➜ Usually one person➜ Singular verb ✅
Repeated article/possessive➜ Different people➜ Plural verb ✅
📚 Pay attention to articles (the, a, an) and possessives (my, his, her)—they can completely change the meaning! 🌟 | 313 |
| 10 | for students yang still in highschool dalam group ni. Sebenarnya peluang ada banyak je kalau cari dekat socmed cuma kerajinan dan keberanian je perlu sikit😌.
Untuk list comp sy suggest join 2 group ni:
https://t.me/digitalmyofficial
https://t.me/+7IziTzDb6PhjN2Vl
Tips sy untuk cara competition ni is takperlu fikir just join je walaupun rasa tak dapat menang lagi” if competition tu free. Even kalau competition tu susah atleast kita ada tambahan markah koko. And also if ada duit boleh join competitions under MYSO sebab mostly competition diorang bagi adalah competition yang boleh dibawa ke international level. Macam sy dah 2 kali join dekat indon and korea waktu f5. Kalau duit tak mencukupi tu boleh je request ke sekolah untuk sponsor sikit sebab sy pun buat macamtu. Good luck semua | 369 |
| 11 | 📚 Advanced English Mistake – C2 Level ⚡
❌ "Had I would known the answer, I would have replied."
✅ "Had I known the answer, I would have replied." ✔️
OR
✅ "If I had known the answer, I would have replied." ✔️
💡 In inverted conditionals, never use would after had.
🌟 Native-like English often comes from mastering these subtle structures.✨ | 381 |
| 12 | 📖 Subject–Verb Agreement – Exception to the Rule 🇬🇧
✨ When two nouns joined by and refer to a single person, thing, or idea, use a singular verb.
📝 Examples:
✅ Bread and butter is my favorite breakfast.
✅ Fish and chips is a popular British dish.
✅ The owner and manager has arrived. (One person with two roles.)
❌ Bread and butter are my favorite breakfast.
❌ Fish and chips are a popular British dish.
💡 Quick Tip:
If the two nouns represent one unit, one dish, one idea, or one person, use a singular verb.
📚 Knowing the exceptions will take your grammar to the next level!🌟 | 381 |
| 13 | dia kata klo ramai free ahad pkl 3-5 , kelas secara group | 42 |
| 14 | actually kenalan akak buat | 43 |
| 15 | Bole pm akak tapi yg ajar tu bukan akak la
Pm : @zhzarra kat telegram | 64 |
| 16 | Ahad ni pkl 3-5 ptg | 66 |
| 17 | Ada tak yg nak join kelas addmath free? | 65 |
| 18 | Hai semua | 65 |
| 19 | 📚 Advanced English Mistake
– C2 Level ⚡
❌ "Scarcely had I entered when the phone rang."
✅ "Scarcely had I entered when the phone rang."✔️
OR
✅ "Scarcely had I entered before the phone rang." ✔️
❌ "Scarcely had I entered than the phone rang."
💡 With "scarcely", use "when" (or sometimes "before"), not "than." Remember:
No sooner... than
Scarcely/Hardly... when
🌟 Small word choices can make a big difference in advanced English. | 373 |
| 20 | Some Gen-Z slang that you might know 💛 🐆
Rizz = Your ability to flirt or charm someone.
Delulu = Being unrealistically hopeful or imagining things will happen.
Slay = To do something really well or look amazing.
Bet = "Okay", "sure", or "sounds good".
No cap = Being honest, no lie.
Cap = A lie or something fake.
Ate = Did an excellent job.
Mid = Just average, nothing special.
Cooked = In trouble, exhausted, or completely done for.
Lowkey = A little bit or secretly.
Highkey = Obviously or strongly.
Sus = Suspicious or sketchy.
GOAT = Greatest Of All Time.
Vibe = The feeling or energy something gives.
Flex = Showing off something impressive.
Touch grass = Spend less time online and go outside.
NPC = Someone acting boring or predictable.
It's giving = Describes the vibe something reminds you of.
Bussin' = Extremely good, especially food.
Main character energy =, Being confident and acting like the star of the moment.
Examples:
1. "No cap, that exam was hard."
2. "She ate that presentation."
3. "Bro has crazy rizz."
4. "That burger is bussin'."
5. "You're delulu if you think the lecturer won't notice." 💀
These sound good right, but DISCLAIMER ! Do not use this words in your SPM, these are some informal language or slang that's not suitable for examination 💛 | 346 |
