Sabtu, 19 Mei 2018
Jumat, 18 Mei 2018
Learn English / British American English / 005
British Vs. American English :
- gasoline vs. petrol
- highway vs. motorway
- hood vs. bonnet
- mail vs. post
- movie vs. film
- pajamas vs. pyjamas
- sneakers vs. trainers
- soccer vs. football
- stove vs. cooker
Learn English / Vocabulary / 005 / Animals
Animals vocabulary : body parts of animals
whiskers, a beak, ears, horns, antlers, teeth, fangs, tusks, wings, feathers, humps, a shell, a trunk, a mane, a long tail, gills, scales, fins, flippers, antennae, legs, feet, paws, claws, hooves, arms, tentacles, fur, spots, stripes
Learn English / What's The Difference / 004 / Affect Vs. Effect
What's the difference : Affect Vs. Effect
- Affect : Affect is usually used as a verb and means "to influence"
- Effect : Effect is usually used as a noun and means "an impact" or "a change"
Learn English / Verbs / 004 / Break up and break down
phrasal verbs :
- break down : to stop functioning (a machine or vehicle), to get extremely upset from emotional and / or mental stress
- break up : to end a relationship, to disrupt the usual flow of something
Learn English / Synonyms / 004 / Amazing 2
Synonyms :
- amazing : incredible, awesome, phenomenal
- strong : forceful, powerful, tough
- generous : giving, unselfish, philanthropic
- trustworthy : reliable, responsible, solid
Learn English / Idioms / 004 / Black
Idioms with colors : Black
- black market : a system of buying and selling illegal goods
- black and blue : discolored from a bruise injured in a fight either physically or verbally
- black out : to lose consciousness temporarily
Learn English / Grammar / 004 / Present Perfect Tenses
Learn English / British American English / 004
British Vs. American English :
- subway vs. underground
- tire vs. tyre
- truck vs. lorry
- windshield wiper vs. windscreen wiper
- yard vs. garden
- zipper vs. zip
Learn English / What's The Difference / 003 / Advice Vs. Advise
Advice vs. Advise :
Advice is a noun, meaning recommendation, suggestion, or opinion
Advise is a verb, meaning the act of giving advice to someone, to warn, or to counsel someone
Learn English / Verbs / 003 / Act
Phrasal Verbs : Act
- act as : to perform the same function as a particular person or thing
- act on / act upon : to do something because you have been given information, advice, or orders
- act up : fail to function properly
- act out : to misbehave, especially when unhappy or stressed
Learn English / Synonyms / 003 / Amazing
Synonyms :
- amazing : incredible, fabulous, fantastic, astounding
- delicious : savory, delectable, appetizing, scrumptious
- powerful : influential, significant, strong, mighty
- enjoyable : pleasant, delightful, entertaining
- happy : elated, joyful, cheerful, ecstatic
Learn English / Idioms / 003 / Blue
Idioms with colors blue :
- Blue-collar worker means a person who earns a living doing manual labor
- Out of the blue means suddenly and unexpectedly
- Once in a blue moon means very rarely
Learn English / Conversation / 003 / Positive and Negative Responses
Positive and Negative Responses :
- Positive responses :
so + auxiliary verb + subject
- Negative responses :
neither + auxiliary verb + subject
Learn English / British American English / 003
British Vs. American English :
arbour vs. arbor
humour vs. humor
harbour vs. harbor
enamoured vs. enamored
Learn English / What's The Difference / 002 / A While Vs. Awhile
A While Vs. Awhile
A while : She will be at home in a while
Meaning : She is not at home. She will be going home. She will be at home after a short period of time
Awhile : She will be at home awhile
Meaning : She is at home. She will be at home for a short period of time.
Kamis, 17 Mei 2018
Learn English / Verbs / 002 / Back Up
Phrasal Verbs : Back Up
- back Up : To repeat something that you already said (while explaining something or telling a story)
- back (something) up : to provide evidence that supports a statement or opinion
- back (something) up : to make a copy of something (such as a computer program or data) to protect it from being lost
- back (someone) up : to give support or help to someone; to support by saying that someone is telling the truth
Learn English / Synonyms / 002 / Admire
Synonyms :
Admire : To feel respect and approval for
Trite : not interesting or effective because of being used too often
Curious : Having a desire to learn or know more
Brave : Feeling or showing no fear
Learn English / Idioms / 002 / Red
Idioms with colors (Red)
Red-Letter day : an important day; a day to remember
Red Tape : The unnecessary paperwork, and procedures of a complicated bureaucracy
In the red : losing money; not making a profit
See Red : To get angry
Jumat, 04 Mei 2018
Learn English / Grammar / 002 / The Simple Past Tense
The past simple is used to speak about :
- completed action that happened in the past
- a series (a list) of completed actions
- a duration of time in the past
- habits in the past
- past facts or generalizations
Learn English / Vocabulary / 003 / e-commerce
e-commerce :
- definition : the buying and selling of products and services over the internet
- example : many companies were quick to understand the value of e-commerce, so they started selling their products online
Kamis, 03 Mei 2018
Learn English / British American English / 002
British Vs. American English :
Trainers Vs. Sneakers
Jumper / pullover Vs. sweater
waistcoat vs. vest
braces vs. suspenders
Learn English / What's The Difference / 001 / See Look Watch
What's the difference between See, Look, And Watch ?
- See : when an image comes to our eyes; without intent
- Look : to see something with intent and attention; often used with "at"
- Watch : to look intensely at something (often something that is moving)
Rabu, 02 Mei 2018
Learn English / Idioms / 001 / Pink
Idioms with colors (Pink)
In the pink : In good health or good condition
Tickled pink : Thoroughly pleased, very happy
Pink Slip : Notice that one has been fired from one's job
Learn English / Conversation / 001 / Responses
Formal
How are you doing ? I'm, doing well
How are you? I'm great / I'm fine
How is it going ? Great / Good
What's new ? Not Much
What's going on ? Nothing Much
What's up ? Nothing
Informal
Learn English / Grammar / 001 / The Simple Present Tense
The Simple Present Tense
The present simple is used to speak about :
- Repeated actions that happens in the present
- Actions that happen in general in the present
- Set events that will happen in the near future
- Current facts
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