HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH

Arnel's Everyday English  Pambahasan mengenai gramatical

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SMALL TALK IN ENGLISH: 1. Work 2. Life 3. Travel 4. Food 5. Weather WORK: 1. What do you do? 2. What motivated you to become.....? 3. Did you always want to be ....? 4. What was your a first-ever job? 5. What does a typical workday look like? 6. What do you love about your job? 7. Is this your dream job? Or are you working towards something else? 8. If money wasn't an issue, what job would you want? LIFE: 9. Do you hear about....? 10. Have you got much planned for the weekend? 11. What do you like to do in your spare time? 12. Have you read any good book lately? 13. Have you seen any  good movie? 14. So, do you have any kids? 15. So, are you from ........? 16. Where did you live before this? 17. Is (this city) different quite to (that city)? 18. Where did you grow up? TRAVEL; 19. So, are you planning on getting away for holidays? 20. Are you taking time off ove the Christmas? 21 I've just got back from a trip to Japan. Have you ever been? 22. You went to Peru last year, didn...

A common mistake both for learners of English as well as native speakers is the difference between “Used to” and “Use to” and when (or if) we put the letter D at the end of the verb. First let’s look at the meaning of it: Used to  = an action or habit that was common in the PAST but not anymore. This should not be confused with To be used to  = accustomed to something (normally out of habit or experience) Notice how  Used to  ends in  –ed  which normally means the verb is in the past tense. I  used to  drink coffee every morning but now I drink tea. She  used to  live in London but now she lives in New York. He  used to  play football professionally but he had to quit because of an injury. These sentences refer to a past habit or a continuous action in the past and they are affirmative. BUT… Used to  in Negative If we want to make a negative sentence, the  didn’t  part shows that we are talking about the past ten...

 We absolutely did the right thing.

When we describe people (or things), we can use the phrases “look”, “be like” and “look like”. Look Follow the verb “look” with an adjective to describe someone’s emotion or state: He looks happy. She looks excited. You look tired. Remember to use do / does; don’t and doesn’t for negatives and questions. You don’t look  very happy. Does he look  sad, in your opinion? You can also use “look” in the present continuous tense to talk about someone’s health: “You’re looking good!” (= You’re in good shape!) “He’s looking ill.” (= He appears ill.) Be like We use “be like” to talk about similarities (both physical and in character). (Remember to change “be” to the correct form of the verb: I’m like  my sister. David is like  his father. She’s like  her mother. Who  are you like ? My sister and I aren’t like  anyone else in our family. You can also vary “be like” with other describing words: He’s  a lot  like … (his brother) He’s  really  li...

Below, are the list of colomn questions from this lesson as well as the possible responses you can give. How's it going? (day/life in general): 1. Great 2. Fantastic 3. I'm doing well 4. Never been better 5. Not bad 6. Okay How was the movie? How's the TV series? 7. Spectacular 8. Must see 9. Entertaining 10. Fascinating 11. Captivating 12. Riveting - on the edge of your seat 13. Hilarious 14. Frightening 15. Disturbing 16. Powerfull 17. Thought- provoking How's the food/meal? 18. Fantastic 19. Exceprional 20. Tasty 21. Savory 22. Delicious 23. Succulent 24. Mouth- watering 25. Fresh 26. Alright 27. It's a little (sweet/bitter/spicy) How's the weather? 28. Gorgeous outside. 29. Nice day 30. Pleasant day 31. Crystal clear outside 33. Sunny (nice and sunny) 34. It's a bit _____ (chilly, cool, windy, foggy) How's work going (job) 35. Wonderful 36. Exellent 37. Love it 38. Challenging 39. Demanding 40. Busy 41. I'm learning a lo...

Berikut adalah beberapa contoh kalimat  exclamation  beserta artinya   yang menggunakan kata “ How … “. How brave!  (Sungguh berani!) How foolish!  (Sungguh bodoh!) How genious!  (Sungguh jenius!) How small!  (Betapa kecilnya!) How foolish!  (Betapa bodohnya!) How disgusting!  (Sungguh menjijikkan!) How sad!  (Sunggu mmenyedihkan!) How brave he is!  (Betapa beraninya dia!) How foolish she acts!  (Betapa bodoh kelakuannya!) How genious this idea is!  (Sungguh ide yang jenius!) How small those creatures are!  (Betapa kecilnya makhluk-makhluk itu!) How foolish you did!  (Betapa bodohnya yang kamu lakukan!) How disgusting it looks!  (Betapa menjijikkan penampilannya!) How sad the story ends!  (Betapa sedih akhir cerita ini!) How bad your luck did! (Betapa buruknya nasibmu!)

Berikut adalah beberapa contoh kalimat  exclamation  beserta artinya   yang diawali kata “ What … “. What a beautiful lady!  (Sungguh wanita yang cantik!) What an awful film!  (Sungguh film yang buruk!) What pretty high heels!  (Sungguh  high heels  yang tinggi!) What an enormous elephant!  (Sungguh hewan yang besar!) What a lovely day!  (Sungguh hari yang indah!) What nice people!  (Sungguh orang-orang yang menyenangkan) What delicious cookies!  (Sungguh kukis yang lezat!) What a beautiful necklace she’s wearing!  (Betapa indahnya kalung yang dia pakai!) What awful food they eat!  (Betapa buruknya makanan yang mereka makan!) What pretty high heels you’ve bought!  (Betapa tingginya  high heels  yang kamu beli!) What a gorgeous house you live in!  (Betapa luar biasanya rumah tempat kamu tinggal!) What a lovely day we have!  (Betapa indahnya hari yang kita miliki ini!) What nice people they are!...

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Learn 20 new, modern American English words you should know. I speak with Drake and some young Youtubers who teach you the meaning of the latest slang words that young Americans are using. Learn more: https://youtu.be/d7d_9aBfY_c

Pada edisi ini Voice of America (VoA) melaporkan kondisi di Virginia Amerika Serikat menghadapi coronavirus. Darul Hidjrah salah satu mesjid tak jauh dari ibu kota AS, mempunyai berbagai program sosial termasuk food bank atau bank bahan pangan. Program bantuan pangan bagi yang tidak mampu, diadakan rutin seminggu sekali, setiap hari Kamis, tanpa terkecuali. Bahkan pada saat pandemi virus corona. Learn more: https://youtu.be/U0_Rwkdyn-o

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Sosial distancing is about six or seven feet away from another person. This is one method of limiting the number of people who get sick. The coronavirus has spread throughout the world. The coronavirus is preading among people worldwide. Cities, states and countries are locking down to prevent a further spread of the virus. I hope this video helps my students with the sort of vocabulary that everyone is using during these difficult days. Learn more: https://youtu.be/RtfkZItjIB4

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Pandemic = an outbreak of disease that's widespread. The world is dealing with a pandemic. Virus is very very small living organism that's duplicates itself inside a host. Hunker down = remain in one place. I hope this video help my students with the sort of vocabulary that everyone is using during these difficult days. Learn more : https://youtu.be/YpSD3KAcyo0

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To  is a preposition. Also, It is used as part of the infinitive. Let me explain the use of **to  a little. 1) We can use to as a preposition to indicate a destination or direction:  Example:  We are going  to  London. To in the example was used to indicate the destination. You can also use  to  for direction. 2) We use  to  with verbs such as give, send, write, to indicate the person or thing that receives or experiences the object of the verb:  Example:  I gave the letters  to  my mother. 3) We use  to  before a verb to make the  to  infinitive form:  Example:  I need  to  wake up early tomorrow. Use of  For 1) We use  for  to talk about a purpose or a reason for something:  Example : I am going for a lunch. 2) We frequently use  for  to introduce the person or people receiving something:  Example : I bought a pen  for  my father. 3...

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