LOVE

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Across verb [ T ] 1. to love, protect and care for someone or something that is important to you to love someone very much, especially in an admiring or respectful way, or to like something very much to like another adult very much and be romantically and sexually (Verb) attracted to them, or to have strong feelings of liking a friend or person in your family very strong love or worship for someone adjective LOVED/loved or liked very much adjective completely in love with someone and always thinking of them (adjective)He was so completely besotted with her that he couldn't see how badly she treated him.

Down the name of your English course (adjective) slightly formal/ loved very much adverb LIKING / in a way that shows love or great liking (adjective) showing very strong love for someone

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Common Grammar and Usage Mistakes

Comma Splice

A comma splice is the incorrect use of a comma to connect two independent clauses. (Recall that an independent clause is a phrase that is grammatically and conceptually complete: that is, it can stand on its own as a sentence.) To correct the comma splice, you can:

• replace the comma with a period, forming two sentences
• replace the comma with a semicolon
• join the two clauses with a conjunction such as "and," "because," "but," etc. 

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Example:

I like Xena, she is very sexy.

INCORRECT

I like Xena. She is very sexy.

CORRECT

I like Xena; she is very sexy.

CORRECT

I like Xena, because she is very sexy.

CORRECT

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QUESTION WORDS

WH Questions - WH WORDS, by Deborah
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The phrase is used to try to make toilets sound cute and sweet. This phrase may annoy some people"

Present Perfect Continuous

FORM

[has/have + been + present participle]

Examples:

• You have been waiting here for two hours.
• Have you been waiting here for two hours?
• You have not been waiting here for two hours.

TEST 1

Write the participle form of the following verbs.

1. go →
2. sing →
3. be →
4. buy →
5. do →

Time Signal of Tenses

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

1. Always =selalu
2. Usually = biasanya
3. Often = sering
4. Sometimes = kadang-kadang
5. Seldom = jarang
6. Rarely = jarang sekali
7. Never = tidak pernah
8. As a rule = biasanya
9. Generally = umumnya
10. Normally = biasanya
11. Now and then = kadang-kadang
12. Occasionally = kadang-kadang
13. On and off = kadang-kadang
14. Regularly = secara tetap
15. Steadly = terus-menerus
16. Everyday = setiap hari
17. Every….. = setiap…..
18. Frequently = seringkali

Present Perfect: Uses

Introduction

The present perfect tense is common in English. It is used for many different functions. This page will explain the most important uses of the present perfect tense.

1. Actions which started in the past and are still continuing

The present perfect is often used for an action that started at some time in the past and is still continuing now. Often, the words for (with a length of time) and since (with a starting time) are used along with the present perfect.

He has lived in Canada for five years.
(He started living in Canada five years ago, and he's still living there now.)

She has worked at the University since 1994.
(She started working at the University in 1994, and she's still working there now.)

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1. Awaraningeng nasibawai nyamekkininnawae---> Keberanian disertai sikap welas asih
2. Lempue nasibawai tau--->Kejujuran disertai rasa takut akan Allah.
3. Ada tongeng nasibawae tike--->Kebenaran disertai kedisiplinan
4. Siri’ nasibawai getteng--->Harga diri disertai keteguhan
5. Appesona ri Dewata Seuwae--->Tawakkal terhadap Tuhan YME

Petuah Bugis

Tellui riala sappo
1.Tau'e ridewatae
2.Siri'e riwatakkale
3.Siri'e ripadatta tau

ceddi Petuah Bugis

1. LAONI MAI TO SIATTINGLIMA TOSITONRA OLA TESSIBELLEANG
(Marilah kita bergandengan tangan berjalan seiring tanpa saling menghianati)

2. SIPAKATAU
(Saling memanusiakan , menghormati / menghargai harkat dan martabat kemanusiaan seseorang sebagai mahluk ciptaan ALLAH tanpa membeda - bedakan, siapa saja orangnya harus patuh dan taat terhadap norma adat/hukum yang berlaku.)

3. SIPAKALEBBI
(Saling memuliakan posisi dan fungsi masing-masing dalam struktur kemasyarakatan dan pemerintahan, senantiasa berprilaku yang baik sesuai dengan adat dan budaya yang berlaku dalam masyarakat)

4. SIPAKAINGE
(Saling mengingatkan satu sama lain, menghargai nasehat, pendapat orang lain )

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Using Adverb Clauses with Time Expressions (By Kenneth Beare, About.com Guide)

The first page focuses on adverb clauses which are often called "time clauses" in English grammar books and follow specific patterns. Take a look at the chart below to study the various usage of different time expressions.

Punctuation When an adverb clause begins the sentence, use a comma to separate the two clauses. Example: As soon as he arrives, we will have some lunch. When the adverb clause finishes the sentence, there is no need for a comma. Example: He gave me a call when he arrived in town.
Adverb Clauses with Time

Top 15 Hardest Tongue Twisters

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Gerunds and Infinitives – an approach

There are certain areas of English grammar that never fail to make students throw up their hands in horror and sigh deeply at the impossibility of ever mastering them. Some years ago, while teaching a group for the Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English, I found myself answering endless question on when to use a gerund and when to use an infinitive. It was easy to answer the individual questions, but I wanted to give my students more. I wanted to give them a method they could use in order to work out for themselves when to us a gerund and when to use an infinitive.

TONGUE TWISTERS

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Public Speaking

LESSON SUMMARY

In this lesson, we will consider the most important element of your upcoming speech: the audience. We will also consider several other factors, such as the setting where you’ll be speaking.

Speech is power: speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel. It is to bring another out of his bad sense into your good sense.

—Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1803–1882

Preparing to Speak Publicly

WORD OF THE DAY

Create two words using the following ten letters each
once only.

Clue: grand tune (4, 6)

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