HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH

Challenge: https://youtu.be/r8LsZLidceU

Refusing to Settle: The Quarter-Life Crisis . What is a quarter-life crisis, and how do you break through it? In this engaging and funny talk, the author of an Amazon bestseller on finding meaningful work shares the takeaways from his and other young people confronting the quarter-life crisis head-on. 1.  https://youtu.be/ddek3gQVt9Y 2.  https://youtu.be/dgf0OUsQJuA 3.  https://youtu.be/LNHBMFCzznE ========= Comment: 1. Thank you for this. I've spent the last 9 years trying to get into a graphic design job while working at a job that I didn't really enjoy that much; I didn't hate it, though I did hate my former boss. Eventually I just "made the ask" to the head of our division, letting her know that I think the entire division needed a graphic designer, and she said "Have you been reading my mind?!" We're still dealing with some HR paperwork to make it happen, but in January 2017 I'm going to be that graphic designer. This

Live, Leave  dan  Life  hampir serupa pengucapannya dalam Bahasa Inggris. Namun ketiganya mempunyai arti yang berbeda. Simak cara pengucapannya dalam video berikut ini. Live (LIf)  Mempunyai arti tinggal. Diucapkan dengan menekan huruf  agak menyerupai e. Contoh kalimat  I live on Jl. Juanda. (Verb) Live (Laif)   Mempunyai arti langsung. Diucapkan dengan i berubah menjadi ai. Contoh kalimat  This is a live report from Anfield stadium. (adjective) Leave (lif) Mempunyai arti meninggalkan/pergi. Diucapkan dengan merubah ea menjadi i. Contoh kalimat  I will leave for Bangkok next month. (Verb) Life (Laif) Mempunyai arti kata nyawa/hidup. Diucapkan dengan i berubah menjadi ai. Contoh kalimat  My life is My Adventure. (Noun). Demikian ulasan beda dan cara mengucapkan kata  Live,   Leave,  dan  Life .

1. Join with us!     Join us! (tanpa with) 2. Watch out your head!(awas kepala)     Watch your head! (tanpa out) 3. Babysitter (salah)     Nanny = penjaga anak (betul) 4. I've ever been .... (salah)     I've been ..... (tanpa ever) 5. Tell to me  (seharusnya tanpa to) 6. Archive -> harap dibaca "arkaiv"

Conditional 0,1,2,3 (If Conditional) Kalimat berandai-andai; Jika, kalau. 0. Utk menyatakan situasi yg umum, kenyataan bukan berandai (100% benar) Ex. Kalau gak makan ya lapar. - If I eat a lot, I gains weight - If it rains, it's wet. - If you don't eat, you feel hungry Karena ini kenyataan maka If bisa diganti When. 1. Utk menyatakan situasi masa depan yg kemungkinan besar akan terjadi (90% terjadi). Ex. - If I see Joko tomorrow, I will speak to him. - If it rains tomorrow, I will take a taxi. 2. Utk menyatakan situasi masa depan yg kemungkinan terjadinya kecil (10%). Ex: - If I saw Joko tomorrow, I would speak to him. - If it rained tomorrow, I would take a taxi. - If I were a Doctor, I would help the earthquke  victims. 3. Utk menyatakan situasi yg sudah berlalu dan tidak bisa diubah lagi. Ex: -If I had met Joko, I wouldn't have broken heart. - If I had seen Joko, I would have spoke to him. - If I had not been busy, I would have gone to the pa

How to have an American English Accent. 1. Change T sound to D sound 2. R sound 3. ER sound 4. ARY sound

1. Hey, How's it going?      (Hey, Hauzet gauin?)       Hey, apa khabar? 2. I've heard a lot about you.     (aive:d alodebaut ju)     Saya telah lama mendengar tentang dirimu.     All good things about you. 3. Hey, What are you up to?     (Hey, Wode j(a)Aptu?)     Kamu lagi apa? 4. Not much --> No much!     Nothing much     ( Nothin much!) 5. Just finishing an email     Jus finishing an email     Jus walking a dog 6. Give it a go.     (givitego)      mencobanya. 7. Give it a tray     (givitrai)      Cobalah 8. Hang on a sec.     (hengonasek)     Tunggu sebentar.

LAST YEAR OR THE LAST YEAR: 1. Last year, I went to China (2012) Menggunakan past tense. 2. The last year, I've been to China twice (August 8, 2012 - August 8,2013) Menggunakan perfect tense.

There are 3 types of indefinite pronouns: 1. Singular:  - everybody  - everyone  - everything  - somebody  - anybody  - nobody  - each  - every  - much 2. Plural - both - several - few - many - others 3. Singular-Plural - most - all - none - any - some Example: 1. Most of the book is interesting. 2. Most of the books are interesting. 3. All of the furniture was expensive. 4. All of the chairs were expensive. 5. All of the food was delicious. 6. All of the desserts were delicious. 7. None of the equipment was delivered. 8. None of the computers were delivered. 9. Was any of the advice helpful? 10. Were any of his ideas helpful? 11. Some of the information is important. 12. Some of the lectures are important.

1. Describing appearance: - My brother is tall and well-built . - My friend Lia is medium height and really slim . - Creig, who I work with, is short and over weight. - My brother is quite tall and well- built. He has short, brown hair, but he's going bald fast. He looks a bit like a younger virson of Vin Diesel. 2. Describing positive characteristics: - My brother is really funny. -My friend Lia is very cheerly 3. Describing negative characteristics: 4. Talking about your relationship:

PRONUNCIATION 1. Hey. How's it going?      (Howzit goin'?) (Apa khabar)      Pretty good.      (Priddy good.) (Cukup baik) 2. Do you want to go?     (Joo wanna go?) 3. I'm not sure.     (I'm no' shur) 4. I don't know.     (I dunno) (I 'unno) (uh uh uh) 5. It's a hot one today.     (It's a ho' one t'day) 6. You gotta try it (Have got to)      (You godda try i') 7. Thanks ! I appreciate it     (Thanks! I-prish-e-a'e i')     (Thanks! 'prish-e-a'e i') 8. Response no.7     No problem (No problem) 9. See you later!     (See you lader!) (See ya lader!) 10. Let's go!       (Let's go!)

1. The opposite of "mature" is: inmature immature ilmature irmature igmature 2. The opposite of "literate" is: inliterate imliterate illiterate irliterate igliterate 3. The opposite of "human" is: inhuman imhuman ilhuman irhuman unhuman 4. The opposite of "relevant" is: inrelevant imrelevant ilrelevant irrelevant igrelevant 5. The opposite of "noble" is: innoble imnoble ilnoble irnoble ignoble 6. The opposite of "correct" is: incorrect imcorrect ilcorrect ircorrect igcorrect 7. The opposite of "reversible" is: inreversible imreversible ilreversible irreversible igreversible 8. The opposite of "polite" is: inpolite impolite ilpolite irpolite igpolite 9. The opposite of "logical" is: inlogical imlogical illogical irlogical iglogical 10. The opposite of "visible" is: invisible imvisible ilvisible irvisible igvisible

Test at 8 am. What should he do? 1) Go to bed early. 2) Party all night. 3) Watch TV all night. ------------------- I'd better + verb   | - good idea. I'd better ........      | - problem if                                |   don't to do it. I'd better / I'd better not I'd better = I had better  I'd better  bring  an umbrella. I'd better  leave  my house earlier. It's late I'd better  go . My friends are coming over. I'd better  buy  some food. I'd better not not doing it =  good idea. I'd better  not go  to the party. I have to study. I'd better  not forget  my girlfrend's birthday again. We'd better not eat all the pizza. Threat/warning  - You'd better.. - She'd better.. - He'd better..        ....  finish  your homework. ============= Quiz: 1. I have a job interview tomorrow at 9am. ______B______ go to bed early. A. I'd good B. I'd better C. I'd D. I'd bette

REDUCE WORDS: 1. the (de): the police, the car 2. are (er): kids are 3. and (en): Thurs and Fri 4. of (e): one of, part of 5. a,an (e, en): a break, an appointment 6. to (te): to see, go to (gote) 7. was (waz): was late 8. that (det): that's terrible 9. for (fer): what's for dinner. 10. You (ya): knew you, do you. 11. he (i): sure he, khow he 12 at (et): at six, at work 13 but (bet): but that, but it's 14 his (iz): it's his, that's his 15 from (frem): from 1-4, from New York 16 or (er): Tues or Thurs, 3 or 4 17 as (es): not as, as soon as 18 their (der): their address, their house 19 can (ken): I can do that, we can 20 her (er): met her, it's her 21 them (em): saw them, need them 22 him (Im): met him, told him 23 you you're (yer): your week end, you're next. 24 than (den): more than that, better than. 25 our (ar): our house, our best.