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hello guys, one more thing about my previous lesson that is practicing past tense so here i want to tell you my experience in pare . i stayed in pare in 2012 right after i graduated from middle school and that was confusing desicion but i made it with right choice , when i got there the situation was not quiet different with pontianak (my hometown) i thought that would be different like snowing everywhere or something like overseas hehe . my purpose stayed in pare was learning english completely but i got many problems there , the first problem was i could not control my confidence so i was standing in front of many people to introducing and i wasn't ready for it ,so i just said no,no,no , well that was abnormal for normal people like you guys. after 4 month i could speak and control my confidence . after years later i was playing dota2 that was the most popular game for teens and i spent 10 hours to play it. and i got broke just 10 thousand rupiah left, but my parent will send ...

hello guys, this time i will let you know about past tense and several lesson from my lecture. well this is not rare thing from everything you heard but this one is quiet important too, so let's check it out : PAST TENSE is one of grammar rules and past tense explain about the situation or something in the past, yahh simply this one really important when you tell your story or experience in the past , and past tense always use verb2 like drunk,jumped,thought,walked etc. and for more complete about past tense you can visit the other web. for example  1. i saw a car on the road yesterday 2. i drunk a cup of coffee last night Verb1 Verb2 Verb3 Arise Arose Arisen Bear Bore Boorn Buy Bought Bought Catch Caught Caught Cling Clung Clung Come Came Come Deal Dealt Dea...

Hi everybody this is my duty but i have to post here, so enjoy it 1st passage: Shortly before september 11, 2001, after spending a couple years researching religions on my own, i decided to embrace islam as my way of life . At the time, i was studying political science at the university of southern california on a US army reserve officer training corps scholarship. 2nd passage: After surveying the religious world, i found myself gravitating towards islam due to its fierce monotheism, easily digestible defination of god, and compability with our understanding of science and human observation . After years of searching for an outfit, it was time to get out of the dressing room and put on my religion. However, the garment i was putting on came straight from the emperor's new wardobe-it was invisible. 3rd passage: There i was, white boy on the ourside, muslim on the inside. So in the beginning, i proudly spread the word in order to fulfill my duties of dawa(inviting others to ...

Hi everybody this is my latest blog and one of lecture in solo came to my college and gave us experience and knowledge about our major, that is communication studies ,so here what she told us. She told us that we must have 3 things in our life to be student of communication studies: 1.       Extrovert character , that means to be student of communication studies need to be open minded in order to giving or receiving good idea and we can be more creative , and these characteristic is very important to have. 2.       Having crazy and wild idea , why we should havethese one? Because in crazy idea we can create something that unbelieveable like making new technology or something that great for our life, just imagine if you have many things but your idea is not crazy or same like others had. It would be useless and maybe other people don’t need ours, so thats why having these crazy idea so important 3.       ...

today my english lesson is about learning reading section , well it can increase your TOEFL score or even TOEIC  , so may it will be usefull for everybody :) FOREIGN STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA There are many nonnative speakers of English at collegeand universities  in the United States and Canada. Non natives are usually foreign  students or resident aliens. Foreign students  int the United States are nonresidents with F or J visas. Resident aliens are immigrants or refugees. In addition, some US and canadian citizens are non native speakers. They do not speak English  as their first language. California is  the state  with the most foreign students. Texas and NewYork are next. Other states with large numbers of foreign students are Massachusetts,Illinois, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Students from Europe must often attend school in the northeastern and northwestern states, and students from Asia usually go to school in the midwest...

" He faced strong, often violent, opposition without violence. And he was victorious. Cesar Chavez left our world better than he found it. And his work encourages us still. He was , for his own people, a leader to freedom. Farm workers in the fields wanted to gain respect and support themselves. They looked for hope to this man. Cesar Chavez had faith and worked hard. With gentleness and amazing inner strength , he led a very courageous life." These are the words of President Bill Clinton of the United States . He was speaking in 1994 about a man named Cesar Chavez. Clinton awarded Chavez the Presidential Medal of Freedom. By that time, Chavez had died . But his example continues to encourage thousands of people. Today’s Spotligh t is on Cesar Chavez and his fight for farm worker’s rights. Cesar Estrada Chavez was born in Arizona in the United States in 1927. When Chavez was 10 years old, his family had to leave their farm and house. They became...

"He faced strong, often violent, opposition without violence. And he was victorious. Cesar Chavez left our world better than he found it. And his work encourages us still. He was, for his own people, a leader to freedom. Farm workers in the fields wanted to gain respect and support themselves. They looked for hope to this man. Cesar Chavez had faith and worked hard. With gentleness and amazing inner strength, he led a very courageous life." These are the words of President Bill Clinton of the United States. He was speaking in 1994 about a man named Cesar Chavez. Clinton awarded Chavez the Presidential Medal of Freedom. By that time, Chavez had died. But his example continues to encourage thousands of people. Today’s Spotlight is on Cesar Chavez and his fight for farm worker’s rights. Cesar Estrada Chavez was born in Arizona in the United States in 1927. When Chavez was 10 years old, his family had to leave their farm and house. They became migrant farm workers in the state ...