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tekun jerk dgr...paham ke???hihihi...set43 the best..
Wednesday, 27 June 2007
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Sunday, 24 June 2007
mawi (class Activity)
To day, I want to comment about class activity. I think the class activity very interesting because the class activity very easy to understand to all classmate. I think all my classmate very enjoy with class activity. I remember all class activity especially English Camp at Taman Warisan Putera Jaya. In English Camp Taman Warisan I think my friend and I obtain knowledge about plant at Taman warisan. I suggest the English camp canal obligatory because this activity very interesting and important to all student for study. In Taman Warisan many plant and many plant species for research and experiment. Such as, about rubber plantation and I can remember En Bakar tell me at Taman Warisan have 71 species rubber tree in the world. I very enjoy go to the Taman Warisan. Thank you to madam Maslawati bt muhamad because teach me English and help me to improve English.
Rosmawi (A111675)
My opinions about BBC learning English. I think the learning English Professor David Crystal is good because this website give me many knowledge about words and history words. In this website student can listening and can improve the pronunciation to speak in English.
The my opinions about words in BBC learning English. I choose two words and share to all my friend in my class Foundation English set 43. The first words is "Bling". The my opinions about words bling. the first bling refer to the diamonds and jewellery of the showy clothing. After that the words to become the title song hip hop and title novel and I think the word bling to refer anything shiny and worth a good amount of money and the anything shiny such as, necklace, jewellery, ring and ear ring.
The my opinions about words in BBC learning English. I choose two words and share to all my friend in my class Foundation English set 43. The first words is "Bling". The my opinions about words bling. the first bling refer to the diamonds and jewellery of the showy clothing. After that the words to become the title song hip hop and title novel and I think the word bling to refer anything shiny and worth a good amount of money and the anything shiny such as, necklace, jewellery, ring and ear ring.
The second words I choose word blog, the opinions about this words. I think the blog refer to the space to the Internet. Other people can read and writing blog anytime. The blog some personal diary. But the blog can be share to the other people can read and give any information. After read the person can give feedback or comment about blog or information in the blog. The blog it's an abbreviation a phrase. The my opinions the blog is one space to the Internet and in the blog person can read, diary writing and bulletin posting to friend and all people because all people can read in the blog.
class activity
norazamuddin bin mohd tahar
A111915
i would like to give my opinion about our class activities. we have many activities in our class such as singing, project presentation, body movement, and hometown presentation. now i would like to give my opinion about our project presentation.
firstly, the presentation is a good way to improve our language because we can use an english to explain and give our opinion. using language is the best way to improve our English.
secondly, the presentation will train our language skill and make our confident when we need to speak in English.
thirdly, the project work make we are close together because we can work in a group and everyone have chance to give an idea, support and opinion to carry out the job.
lastly, i want to thank to madame Maslawati Binti Mohamad. i will remember you in my life and to all of my foundation classmate, you are so friendly.
A111915
i would like to give my opinion about our class activities. we have many activities in our class such as singing, project presentation, body movement, and hometown presentation. now i would like to give my opinion about our project presentation.
firstly, the presentation is a good way to improve our language because we can use an english to explain and give our opinion. using language is the best way to improve our English.
secondly, the presentation will train our language skill and make our confident when we need to speak in English.
thirdly, the project work make we are close together because we can work in a group and everyone have chance to give an idea, support and opinion to carry out the job.
lastly, i want to thank to madame Maslawati Binti Mohamad. i will remember you in my life and to all of my foundation classmate, you are so friendly.
Saturday, 23 June 2007
Listen to Professor Crystal....
wuss
'He's a wuss.' 'She's a wuss.' It means ineffectual person, indecisive, weak. It's from the United States; it came in in the 1980s. To be honest, I didn't think it would last, but it's still here. It has a very unclear etymology. It may be from 'wussy' - that is from pussy wussy, you know, the pussy cat. It's a kind of talking down about a cat. Or it might be a blend of 'wimp' - that is an ineffectual person - plus 'pussy': wimp/pussy, wussy, wuss. 'Stop being a wuss!' - that's the usage you hear a lot these days. Anyway, whatever the etymology, a politician was said to be 'a liberal wuss' - that is a coward. And there are even Wuss Awards now. I saw on the web the other day, 'Who was the biggest Wuss of 2005?' - with a capital W - this is obviously something very attractive to be. The word seems to be developing. It's become a verb - 'Stop wussing!' 'Ah! He's wussing around!' And I've even seen a new noun, wusser, wussers - 'We're all wussers now!' 'We've all become a complete pack of complete wussers,' says somebody on a website.
Wysiwyg
Wysiwyg. But it's not spelt as it sounds. Wysiwyg. It's an acronym meaning 'what you see is what you get'. It came in in the early 1980s in computing. It meant that what you see on the screen is what you get in the output. For example, you type something on the screen and when you print it out, it looks just like it's on the screen. Wysiwyg. It was especially found in desktop publishing. So it's a technical term then? Well, yes, but the phase actually isn't. And that's the thing I want to draw your attention to - the phrase was never technical. It actually started in the United States, in a television show, in the early 1970s; it was called 'Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In'. An actor there called Flip Wilson appeared as a cross-dressing character called Geraldine and as he came on, he would say, 'what you see is what you get!' And I've heard it used since in all sorts of circumstances. I've heard it used in restaurants referring to the food - 'what you see is what you get'. And in a tourist brochure referring to beautiful scenery - 'come to this country and what you see is what you get' - that is, the tourist guide will give you everything you expect. And it got its accolade, I think, this phrase, when Britney Spears had a song which included it - 'because I can promise U baby what you see is what U get' - the word 'you' was spelt with just a capital letter 'U'
wan muhamad faisal bin wan zahidi...a116085
'He's a wuss.' 'She's a wuss.' It means ineffectual person, indecisive, weak. It's from the United States; it came in in the 1980s. To be honest, I didn't think it would last, but it's still here. It has a very unclear etymology. It may be from 'wussy' - that is from pussy wussy, you know, the pussy cat. It's a kind of talking down about a cat. Or it might be a blend of 'wimp' - that is an ineffectual person - plus 'pussy': wimp/pussy, wussy, wuss. 'Stop being a wuss!' - that's the usage you hear a lot these days. Anyway, whatever the etymology, a politician was said to be 'a liberal wuss' - that is a coward. And there are even Wuss Awards now. I saw on the web the other day, 'Who was the biggest Wuss of 2005?' - with a capital W - this is obviously something very attractive to be. The word seems to be developing. It's become a verb - 'Stop wussing!' 'Ah! He's wussing around!' And I've even seen a new noun, wusser, wussers - 'We're all wussers now!' 'We've all become a complete pack of complete wussers,' says somebody on a website.
Wysiwyg
Wysiwyg. But it's not spelt as it sounds. Wysiwyg. It's an acronym meaning 'what you see is what you get'. It came in in the early 1980s in computing. It meant that what you see on the screen is what you get in the output. For example, you type something on the screen and when you print it out, it looks just like it's on the screen. Wysiwyg. It was especially found in desktop publishing. So it's a technical term then? Well, yes, but the phase actually isn't. And that's the thing I want to draw your attention to - the phrase was never technical. It actually started in the United States, in a television show, in the early 1970s; it was called 'Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In'. An actor there called Flip Wilson appeared as a cross-dressing character called Geraldine and as he came on, he would say, 'what you see is what you get!' And I've heard it used since in all sorts of circumstances. I've heard it used in restaurants referring to the food - 'what you see is what you get'. And in a tourist brochure referring to beautiful scenery - 'come to this country and what you see is what you get' - that is, the tourist guide will give you everything you expect. And it got its accolade, I think, this phrase, when Britney Spears had a song which included it - 'because I can promise U baby what you see is what U get' - the word 'you' was spelt with just a capital letter 'U'
wan muhamad faisal bin wan zahidi...a116085
mohd azizi bin muhamad radzy A112196
Thirty-Something
This phrase, ‘thirty-something’, it came in in the 1980s
referring to people of an unspecified age between 30 and
40. These were members of the baby boom, the people
who were born 20, 30 years before and entering their 30s
now and not knowing how to cope – or at least, that was
the idea.
It was the name of a television series. It also became the
name of a film. People who had lost their freedom, was
the idea. Children, they’d got now, demanding jobs,
approach of middle-age, gloom! There’s a website which
says it’s ‘personal growth for thirty-somethings’.
It’s used both as an adjective – ‘she’s a thirty-something
career woman’. And it’s also used as a noun, as I just did
– ‘the thirty-somethings’.
And then, the ending got applied to others. We started to hear ‘twentysomethings’.
And now we’ve got ‘forty-somethings’ – that was a television
show in 2003, ‘Forty-Something’.
Well, it can be any age. The implication is always that there’s a set of
values or problems associated with that age.
Me? I’m sixty-something!
Dumb Down
Way back in the 1930s, you could dumb something down.
For instance, a newspaper making a story more appealing
to the masses would say, ‘we’re dumbing it down’, or
something like that. It was an American usage, dumb
meant stupid. It was transitive, that is the verb governed
an object, ‘you’re dumbing something down’.
Now in the 1990s, we get a different grammatical use - a
use of the verb without an object, an intransitive use,
‘they’re dumbing down’. It has the same meaning; it
means become less intellectually challenging.
It now refers to any of the media where the content is
being trivialised in the opinion of somebody. ‘Television is
dumbing down … Britain as a whole is dumbing down,’
because of its fascination with trivia and reality TV and all
sorts of undemanding watching. ‘Are we dumbing down?’
said a newspaper headline recently.
It’s got a whole range of grammatical use now, both transitive and
intransitive, you get, ‘it’s been dumbed down’, ‘it’s being dumbed down’ …
I’ve even heard the word as a noun – or the phrase really – ‘I don’t like
the dumbing down of programmes’, or for short, probably the commonest
use of all now, ‘I don’t like all this dumbing down’.
No need to worry here, there’s no dumbing down on this website
This phrase, ‘thirty-something’, it came in in the 1980s
referring to people of an unspecified age between 30 and
40. These were members of the baby boom, the people
who were born 20, 30 years before and entering their 30s
now and not knowing how to cope – or at least, that was
the idea.
It was the name of a television series. It also became the
name of a film. People who had lost their freedom, was
the idea. Children, they’d got now, demanding jobs,
approach of middle-age, gloom! There’s a website which
says it’s ‘personal growth for thirty-somethings’.
It’s used both as an adjective – ‘she’s a thirty-something
career woman’. And it’s also used as a noun, as I just did
– ‘the thirty-somethings’.
And then, the ending got applied to others. We started to hear ‘twentysomethings’.
And now we’ve got ‘forty-somethings’ – that was a television
show in 2003, ‘Forty-Something’.
Well, it can be any age. The implication is always that there’s a set of
values or problems associated with that age.
Me? I’m sixty-something!
Dumb Down
Way back in the 1930s, you could dumb something down.
For instance, a newspaper making a story more appealing
to the masses would say, ‘we’re dumbing it down’, or
something like that. It was an American usage, dumb
meant stupid. It was transitive, that is the verb governed
an object, ‘you’re dumbing something down’.
Now in the 1990s, we get a different grammatical use - a
use of the verb without an object, an intransitive use,
‘they’re dumbing down’. It has the same meaning; it
means become less intellectually challenging.
It now refers to any of the media where the content is
being trivialised in the opinion of somebody. ‘Television is
dumbing down … Britain as a whole is dumbing down,’
because of its fascination with trivia and reality TV and all
sorts of undemanding watching. ‘Are we dumbing down?’
said a newspaper headline recently.
It’s got a whole range of grammatical use now, both transitive and
intransitive, you get, ‘it’s been dumbed down’, ‘it’s being dumbed down’ …
I’ve even heard the word as a noun – or the phrase really – ‘I don’t like
the dumbing down of programmes’, or for short, probably the commonest
use of all now, ‘I don’t like all this dumbing down’.
No need to worry here, there’s no dumbing down on this website
My opinion…..I think that David cystal learning is the best way to corret my pronoun. With this listening, I can learn how to pronoun. It will help myselp to improve my English language. Other than that, word in this listening is easy to understand. It mean that I will learn with enjoy and fun. I choose a word bling bling because it easy to understand and I also can know their meaning when I see the word in the first time. David Crystal tell about the history of the ‘bling bling’ in this article. It arrived in English in the late 1990, used to describe diamonds and jewellery and all kinds of showy clothing, accoutrements and others. Well, it became nationally known in the USA when the artist Baby Gangster - Cash Money artist - made a hit hip-hop song called 'Bling Bling'. And it soon arrived in Britain, where it was more usually used without the reduplication, you know, 'bling', by itself. It was the title of a novel by Erica Kennedy, and its sense began to broaden as people began to use the word in new ways. And even that definition is passé - a rich meal can be bling. 'Bling Breakfast' was the headline of a newspaper article in New York a couple of years ago.anoter word that i choice is a Not"In the Sunday Times a couple of week's ago, I saw a usage written down - previously, I'd only heard it in speech. The headline read: 'Dumb Blondes, Not!' It was an article about a group of very high-powered women, and the headline was saying Dumb blondes, they are not!Well, you can see what it is, it's an abbreviation to the word 'not'. It's an unusual usage, putting the 'not' at the end, instead of in the middle. It's a bit like a tag - you know - tag questions, and tag statements. It's used to negate a statement of fact.But it's more than just a negative. It's actually emphasising the negative opinion of the speaker. The speaker is really saying, 'What I've just said is rubbish!' It's like, 'No way!' or 'I don't think so!'So it's usually used after an opposite point of view. I heard somebody say this coming out of a cinema, 'O, yeah, it was great film, not!' And then I've heard, 'This is a cool website, not!' And, 'Sure we're ready, not!'So listen out for it. It's a fashion and it might not last. And if it doesn't, you can always say, 'That's a cool bit of slang, not!'
feedback for drama Snow White
with drama Snow White, we can improve our language especially actors and actress because we had trained about three week for this drama with used English language everyday now we can use as well as good. We also used English songs for this drama to saw a lot of learned English language and we had existed coir to saw a god presentation in our drama. Lastly, we had a lot of vocabulary when we joined the drama.
im proud to be with u all..set 43
assalamualaikum..
firstly, i just want to say congratulation to all of you..even we did not being as a winner for our drama competition, but for me, like what our lecturer said...we are the winner! we are not a loser..stand in front of others, act like we are the best actor on that day...all that things proof we are the winner..dont be sad, as long as we happy and enjoyed our performed on that day..its enough...being a winner just a bonus for us..but, sincerely from deep side of my heart..im proud all of u...especially..
Madame Maslawati...from the 1st day i meet u in the class...u are great!
for mawi...congratulation..u give so much for this drama..
for cute monkey a.k.a wan..heheh...you did well..
for mirror a.k.a azizi...gud job
for assasin a.k.a hadi..welldone! gud job...
for snow white a.k.a wahida...so pretty...and beautiful..
for prince a.k.a azam..even u not too serious when we made a practise, but u proof to us, u can give ur best..
for technical group..abg Z, mawi, ali and fandi...u're the best..
for abg shahiran, as a director..welldone..
for all flowers [mun, che' yah, arni, farah]..u're so cute and wonderfull..
for our singers [azliza, amylin, fiza, ain, zam]...nice voice..
for Gopi...even u can't say H...u are the wonderful narrator..
for witch a.k.a siti eshah...gud job
all the dwarfs...[lini, siti, liza, shira, nida, mira, sarah] so cute and u make our drama life..
the trees [fandi, firdaus] good performance..:)
and..for me, as a queen..im sorry if my act 'mengecewakan'..let all down..im sorry..
i dont have anything to say..just, i apologize to all of u, if as long as we being in one class..i made a mistake, 'kecikkan hati korang'..and anything else...forgive me...
secondly...he have a test this monday, i wish gud luck all of you..hope u all do ur best...see again in new semester...have a nice holiday...
lastly...after this, if we 'terserempak' or meet at everywhere...'tegur2' ...hope our friendship will last longer..
- "A hug is worth a thousand words. A friend is worth more."
- 1) "Make new friends and keep the old, one is silver and the other gold"
2) "Make new friends, both young and old, one in Silver, the other Gold."
3) "Make new friends but keep the old, some are silver and others are Gold"
4}"I have a hand, and you have another; put them together and we have each other."
last but not least...i appreciate all the time we had together..thanks for all of u..:)
" we had joy we had fun we had season in the sun...."
with love..
NORA IRIZA BINTI MOHTAR
Friday, 22 June 2007
Hoodie and Bless
norazamuddin bin mohd tahar
a111915
"hoodie"
It referred to people who were going around looking like gangs wearing hooded tops, baseball caps, clothing which deliberately obscured the face, suggesting that the wearer might be a danger to the public.I mean, youngsters complaining of being stereotyped just because of a few nasty people. The linguistics isn't so controversial. The spelling first of all, 'hoody', or 'hoodie', and more often with the 'ie' than not. And that's because it's the usual familiarity marker that you get on lots of words in English, words like, sweetie, auntie, goalie (goal keeper), daddie and mummie, and of course in names too, Susie (Susan).
Well, will it catch on? I think so, judging by the huge sales of hoodies now. And also, it's achieved a kind of presence in popular music. There was a single released towards the end of 2005 by Lady Sovereign, it was actually called 'Hoodie'. And then on the web the other day, I was looking at iPods, and the latest accessory to keep your iPod clothed - what do you think it's called? An iPod hoodie!
"bless"
There's quite a range of explanations using 'bless' in English, all originally from the religious use of the word. 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. 'Ah! Bless my soul!' - a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'
An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down - 'Ah! Bless your heart!' - to a child.
And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, 'Ah!' - 'Ah! Bless!' - that sort of use. Notice the tone of voice there.
I heard it when a little child had a cat snuggling up to her and the parent said, 'Ah! Bless!' And then the child hurt her finger, 'Ah! Bless!' People at the zoo, looking at penguins, 'Ah! Bless! Isn't it sweet!'
Of course, when you get a usage like that it can get ironic very quickly. A politician now in parliament complains of harsh treatment and somebody says, 'Ah! Bless! Isn't it sad that he's so upset!' Or somebody's really trying to do something but not succeeding, 'Ah! Bless!' once again.
It's a general expression of indulgent sympathy - 'Isn't that sweet?' - always with that distinctive tone of voice, always a hint of talking down.
Never, never, never, use it to your boss, not if you want to keep your job!
a111915
"hoodie"
It referred to people who were going around looking like gangs wearing hooded tops, baseball caps, clothing which deliberately obscured the face, suggesting that the wearer might be a danger to the public.I mean, youngsters complaining of being stereotyped just because of a few nasty people. The linguistics isn't so controversial. The spelling first of all, 'hoody', or 'hoodie', and more often with the 'ie' than not. And that's because it's the usual familiarity marker that you get on lots of words in English, words like, sweetie, auntie, goalie (goal keeper), daddie and mummie, and of course in names too, Susie (Susan).
Well, will it catch on? I think so, judging by the huge sales of hoodies now. And also, it's achieved a kind of presence in popular music. There was a single released towards the end of 2005 by Lady Sovereign, it was actually called 'Hoodie'. And then on the web the other day, I was looking at iPods, and the latest accessory to keep your iPod clothed - what do you think it's called? An iPod hoodie!
"bless"
There's quite a range of explanations using 'bless' in English, all originally from the religious use of the word. 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. 'Ah! Bless my soul!' - a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'
An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down - 'Ah! Bless your heart!' - to a child.
And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, 'Ah!' - 'Ah! Bless!' - that sort of use. Notice the tone of voice there.
I heard it when a little child had a cat snuggling up to her and the parent said, 'Ah! Bless!' And then the child hurt her finger, 'Ah! Bless!' People at the zoo, looking at penguins, 'Ah! Bless! Isn't it sweet!'
Of course, when you get a usage like that it can get ironic very quickly. A politician now in parliament complains of harsh treatment and somebody says, 'Ah! Bless! Isn't it sad that he's so upset!' Or somebody's really trying to do something but not succeeding, 'Ah! Bless!' once again.
It's a general expression of indulgent sympathy - 'Isn't that sweet?' - always with that distinctive tone of voice, always a hint of talking down.
Never, never, never, use it to your boss, not if you want to keep your job!
PROFESOR DAVID CRYSTAL
NURUL BARIAH BT MAT LAZIM A 112766
Assalamuaikum……..
Hello….friends, today I would like give an opinion about listening activity. I choose ‘cell’ and ‘dumb down’ in this David Crystal online session. With this word ‘cell’, I can know about meaning of this word. This word origin When mobile phone technology came in a few years ago, the term was immediately shortened. Mobile phones became 'mobiles'. Besides that, in the United States, a different term emerged, 'cell phone' is short for cellular phone. Now, cell phone was tricky because some people spelled it as one word and some people spelled it as two. Prof. David Crystal did a search on Google the other day, and the one-word spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two-word spelling got a hundred and thirty-five million hits. So it seems we can use both spellings at the moment. But either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. Somebody the other day said to him, 'Have you got your cell?' 'Call me on your cell!' 'Sync our cell with your company!' mean that's synchronise - synchronise your cell with your company - that's the sort of phrase I get these days.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘dumb down’. The word origin from in the 1930s, you could dumb something down. For instance, a newspaper making a story more appealing to the masses would say, 'we're dumbing it down', or something like that. It was an American usage, dumb meant stupid. It was transitive, that is the verb governed an object, 'you're dumbing something down'. But, Now in the 1990s, we get a different grammatical use it mean a use of the verb without an object, an intransitive use, for example 'they're dumbing down'. It has the same meaning, it means become less intellectually challenging. So,that all I want to give opinion about this BBC online session.
Assalamuaikum……..
Hello….friends, today I would like give an opinion about listening activity. I choose ‘cell’ and ‘dumb down’ in this David Crystal online session. With this word ‘cell’, I can know about meaning of this word. This word origin When mobile phone technology came in a few years ago, the term was immediately shortened. Mobile phones became 'mobiles'. Besides that, in the United States, a different term emerged, 'cell phone' is short for cellular phone. Now, cell phone was tricky because some people spelled it as one word and some people spelled it as two. Prof. David Crystal did a search on Google the other day, and the one-word spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two-word spelling got a hundred and thirty-five million hits. So it seems we can use both spellings at the moment. But either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. Somebody the other day said to him, 'Have you got your cell?' 'Call me on your cell!' 'Sync our cell with your company!' mean that's synchronise - synchronise your cell with your company - that's the sort of phrase I get these days.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘dumb down’. The word origin from in the 1930s, you could dumb something down. For instance, a newspaper making a story more appealing to the masses would say, 'we're dumbing it down', or something like that. It was an American usage, dumb meant stupid. It was transitive, that is the verb governed an object, 'you're dumbing something down'. But, Now in the 1990s, we get a different grammatical use it mean a use of the verb without an object, an intransitive use, for example 'they're dumbing down'. It has the same meaning, it means become less intellectually challenging. So,that all I want to give opinion about this BBC online session.
Listen to Professor David Crystal
I'm choose "hoddie" and "get a life" in the David Crystal online section.
Hoddie
Hoddie referred to people who were going around looking like gangs wearing hooded tops, baseball caps, clothing which deliberately obscured the face, suggesting that the wearer might be a danger to the public, so much so that baseball caps and hooded topswere actually banned in 2005 at one shopping mall in Britain. The linguistics isn’t so controversial. The spelling first ofall, ‘hoody’, or ‘hoodie’, and more often with the ‘ie’ than not. That’s because it’s the usual familiarity marker that you get on lots of words in English, words like sweetie, auntie,daddie and others.
Get a Life
This familiar old noun ‘life’, now used widely in the phrase ‘get a life!’, usually in a derogatory tone of voice like that ‘Get a life, why don’t you!’ Well, it’s said to somebody who the speaker feels is leading an unfulfilling existence, your life is empty, dull, there’s more to life than what
you’re doing, start living! It can be serious, but it’s usually jocular. It can be used for instance to a workaholic, or for anybody obsessed with something like a television programme, always watching a particular soap, shall we say. That person might be told to ‘get a life’.
GOPINATHAN A/L RAMAN..... A112348
Hoddie
Hoddie referred to people who were going around looking like gangs wearing hooded tops, baseball caps, clothing which deliberately obscured the face, suggesting that the wearer might be a danger to the public, so much so that baseball caps and hooded topswere actually banned in 2005 at one shopping mall in Britain. The linguistics isn’t so controversial. The spelling first ofall, ‘hoody’, or ‘hoodie’, and more often with the ‘ie’ than not. That’s because it’s the usual familiarity marker that you get on lots of words in English, words like sweetie, auntie,daddie and others.
Get a Life
This familiar old noun ‘life’, now used widely in the phrase ‘get a life!’, usually in a derogatory tone of voice like that ‘Get a life, why don’t you!’ Well, it’s said to somebody who the speaker feels is leading an unfulfilling existence, your life is empty, dull, there’s more to life than what
you’re doing, start living! It can be serious, but it’s usually jocular. It can be used for instance to a workaholic, or for anybody obsessed with something like a television programme, always watching a particular soap, shall we say. That person might be told to ‘get a life’.
GOPINATHAN A/L RAMAN..... A112348
chav and not
mohd fandi che isa a116108.
"Chav"
It came to the fore as a word in 2005 really, I didn't remember hearing it much before that. It refers to a type of youth, supposedly uncultured, maybe a bit anti-social, perhaps even violent, but certainly marked out, at least from the point of view of the critic, by very bad taste. Chavs are supposed to wear a lot of flashy jewellery, white trainers, baseball caps, sham designer clothes. Girls expose a lot of midriff. Nothing racial about it all, I should say.
Now, whether it's cool or not to be a chav, I couldn't say - at least, not at my age! I find the linguistics much more interesting. It's a problem though, the linguistics. Where does the word come from? It's been around since the 19th century. Lexicographer Eric Partridge mentions it in his huge dictionary of slang and unconventional English. He talks about it coming from Romany (the language of the gypsies), 'chavy' - a child, or 'chaval' - a boy. And then later it was used for 'men' as well.
But nobody knows who's reactivated it in recent times. It's a noun, 'a chav', 'chavs', and also an adjective - people talk about 'chav behaviour' or 'chav insults' and that sort of thing. Oh, don't believe the popular etymologies that you read sometimes in the press and on websites. I saw one the other day, people said, 'It's an acronym, 'chav', from council house and violent' - well, no, it isn't, that was made up in recent times. Appealing as these etymologies are, they're nothing to do with the real Romany history of this very interesting word.
"Not"
In the Sunday Times a couple of week's ago, I saw a usage written down - previously, I'd only heard it in speech. The headline read: 'Dumb Blondes, Not!' It was an article about a group of very high-powered women, and the headline was saying - Dumb blondes, they are not!
Well, you can see what it is, it's an abbreviation to the word 'not'. It's an unusual usage, putting the 'not' at the end, instead of in the middle. It's a bit like a tag - you know - tag questions, and tag statements. It's used to negate a statement of fact.
But it's more than just a negative. It's actually emphasising the negative opinion of the speaker. The speaker is really saying, 'What I've just said is rubbish!' It's like, 'No way!' or 'I don't think so!'
So it's usually used after an opposite point of view. I heard somebody say this coming out of a cinema, 'O, yeah, it was great film, not!' And then I've heard, 'This is a cool website, not!' And, 'Sure we're ready, not!'
So listen out for it. It's a fashion and it might not last. And if it doesn't, you can always say, 'That's a cool bit of slang, not!'
"Chav"
It came to the fore as a word in 2005 really, I didn't remember hearing it much before that. It refers to a type of youth, supposedly uncultured, maybe a bit anti-social, perhaps even violent, but certainly marked out, at least from the point of view of the critic, by very bad taste. Chavs are supposed to wear a lot of flashy jewellery, white trainers, baseball caps, sham designer clothes. Girls expose a lot of midriff. Nothing racial about it all, I should say.
Now, whether it's cool or not to be a chav, I couldn't say - at least, not at my age! I find the linguistics much more interesting. It's a problem though, the linguistics. Where does the word come from? It's been around since the 19th century. Lexicographer Eric Partridge mentions it in his huge dictionary of slang and unconventional English. He talks about it coming from Romany (the language of the gypsies), 'chavy' - a child, or 'chaval' - a boy. And then later it was used for 'men' as well.
But nobody knows who's reactivated it in recent times. It's a noun, 'a chav', 'chavs', and also an adjective - people talk about 'chav behaviour' or 'chav insults' and that sort of thing. Oh, don't believe the popular etymologies that you read sometimes in the press and on websites. I saw one the other day, people said, 'It's an acronym, 'chav', from council house and violent' - well, no, it isn't, that was made up in recent times. Appealing as these etymologies are, they're nothing to do with the real Romany history of this very interesting word.
"Not"
In the Sunday Times a couple of week's ago, I saw a usage written down - previously, I'd only heard it in speech. The headline read: 'Dumb Blondes, Not!' It was an article about a group of very high-powered women, and the headline was saying - Dumb blondes, they are not!
Well, you can see what it is, it's an abbreviation to the word 'not'. It's an unusual usage, putting the 'not' at the end, instead of in the middle. It's a bit like a tag - you know - tag questions, and tag statements. It's used to negate a statement of fact.
But it's more than just a negative. It's actually emphasising the negative opinion of the speaker. The speaker is really saying, 'What I've just said is rubbish!' It's like, 'No way!' or 'I don't think so!'
So it's usually used after an opposite point of view. I heard somebody say this coming out of a cinema, 'O, yeah, it was great film, not!' And then I've heard, 'This is a cool website, not!' And, 'Sure we're ready, not!'
So listen out for it. It's a fashion and it might not last. And if it doesn't, you can always say, 'That's a cool bit of slang, not!'
mohd fandi che isa a116108.
My opinion our class activities.
I would like to give my opinion in our class activities. I mostly like the singing the song activity. Firstly, for me it because it`s enjoyable. Secondly, it give me new experience and knowledge when i learn new word especially the idiom in the song. thirdly, it improve myself confident when i sing in front of my fellow friends. With singing the song, it make our class relationship becomes more close, including with our lovely lecturer, Madan maslawati.The song that we sing will make me remember our experience in our class when we listen again the same song another time in the future. I very enjoy these activity.
My opinion our class activities.
I would like to give my opinion in our class activities. I mostly like the singing the song activity. Firstly, for me it because it`s enjoyable. Secondly, it give me new experience and knowledge when i learn new word especially the idiom in the song. thirdly, it improve myself confident when i sing in front of my fellow friends. With singing the song, it make our class relationship becomes more close, including with our lovely lecturer, Madan maslawati.The song that we sing will make me remember our experience in our class when we listen again the same song another time in the future. I very enjoy these activity.
TWO WORDS FROM PROFESSOR DAVID CRYSTAL
BLING
This word arrived in English in late 1990s. the sound-symbolic character of the word - glistening light reflected by metal - it caught popular attention. The Times ran an article on it. It was the title of a novel by Erica Kennedy, and its sense began to broaden as people began to use the word in new ways. There's a website, 'Think Bling!' defining it as 'anything shiny and worth a
good amount of money'. Cars can now be bling.
BLOG
In 2001, I wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and I didn’t mention the word blog. Well, this year, I have a second edition out. In it goes, that’s how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It’s an abbreviation of ‘web log’; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log.
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BLING
This word arrived in English in late 1990s. the sound-symbolic character of the word - glistening light reflected by metal - it caught popular attention. The Times ran an article on it. It was the title of a novel by Erica Kennedy, and its sense began to broaden as people began to use the word in new ways. There's a website, 'Think Bling!' defining it as 'anything shiny and worth a
good amount of money'. Cars can now be bling.
BLOG
In 2001, I wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and I didn’t mention the word blog. Well, this year, I have a second edition out. In it goes, that’s how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It’s an abbreviation of ‘web log’; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log.
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my opinion in our class activity
mohd fandi che isa a116108.
My Opinion in our Class Activities.
I would like to give my opinion in our class activities. I mostly like the singing the song activities. Firstly , for me it because it`s enjoyable. Secondly, it give me new experience and knowledge when i learn new word especially the idiom in the song. Thirdly, it improve myself confident when i sing in front of my fellow friends. With singing the song,it make our class relationship becomes more close, including with our lovely lecturer, Madan Maslawati. the song that we sing will make me remember our experience in our class when we listen again the same song another time in the future. I very enjoy these activity
My Opinion in our Class Activities.
I would like to give my opinion in our class activities. I mostly like the singing the song activities. Firstly , for me it because it`s enjoyable. Secondly, it give me new experience and knowledge when i learn new word especially the idiom in the song. Thirdly, it improve myself confident when i sing in front of my fellow friends. With singing the song,it make our class relationship becomes more close, including with our lovely lecturer, Madan Maslawati. the song that we sing will make me remember our experience in our class when we listen again the same song another time in the future. I very enjoy these activity
mohd fandi che isa a116108.
My Opinion in our Class Activities.
I would like to give my opinion in our class activities. I mostly like the singing the song activities. Firstly , for me it because it`s enjoyable. Secondly, it give me new experience and knowledge when i learn new word especially the idiom in the song. Thirdly, it improve myself confident when i sing in front of my fellow friends. With singing the song,it make our class relationship becomes more close, including with our lovely lecturer, Madan Maslawati. the song that we sing will make me remember our experience in our class when we listen again the same song another time in the future. I very enjoy these activity
My Opinion in our Class Activities.
I would like to give my opinion in our class activities. I mostly like the singing the song activities. Firstly , for me it because it`s enjoyable. Secondly, it give me new experience and knowledge when i learn new word especially the idiom in the song. Thirdly, it improve myself confident when i sing in front of my fellow friends. With singing the song,it make our class relationship becomes more close, including with our lovely lecturer, Madan Maslawati. the song that we sing will make me remember our experience in our class when we listen again the same song another time in the future. I very enjoy these activity
Listen to Professor Crystal
Task 1
In my opinion, when I online the Listening to Professor David Crystal's, I feel the different feeling and I enjoyed to online the web site. Moreover, I think the listening session is the best way to improve my affected by something when I listening to Professor Crystal speaking. And also, I can learning many new word when I listening Professor Crystal speaking. I hope all my friends have a same feeling with me when they online the Listening to Professor David Crystal's.
Task 2
Cell
In my opinion, when mobile phone tecnology came in a few years a go, the term was shortened. Mobile phones became 'mobiles'. But that was in the UK. In the United States, a different emerged, 'cell phone' short for cellular phone. Now, cell phone was tricky because some people spelled it as one word, and people spelled it s two. Many spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two-word spelling got a hundred thirty-five million hits can we get when we search on google. So it seems can we use both spelling at the either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. And this usage is growing in the UK. In advertisment, 'cells have just got coloured'. In other word phones are now in different colours. It's a new sense of the word cell somebody invites we to using cell. Its dosen't mean that they're as into their monastery, or indeed, asking we to visit them in prison.
Out
In my opinion, the word 'out' as usage is still broadening. the word 'out' came to be used as a verb in the early 1990s. To out meant to tell the word that the person was a homosexual, usually a was short for 'coming out of the closet', out of your cupbord. People who do the 'outing' who tell the word about are 'others'. And then, people have been 'outed'. So, all kind of other usages developed right activists took up the word. And now there are several websites the title. Is now positive term, 'coming out', referring to anyone who decides about their sexuality, men or women. There was a flurry of usage in British MPs admitted to being gay
From : Mohd Firdaus B. Baharuddin A111827 Set 43
In my opinion, when I online the Listening to Professor David Crystal's, I feel the different feeling and I enjoyed to online the web site. Moreover, I think the listening session is the best way to improve my affected by something when I listening to Professor Crystal speaking. And also, I can learning many new word when I listening Professor Crystal speaking. I hope all my friends have a same feeling with me when they online the Listening to Professor David Crystal's.
Task 2
Cell
In my opinion, when mobile phone tecnology came in a few years a go, the term was shortened. Mobile phones became 'mobiles'. But that was in the UK. In the United States, a different emerged, 'cell phone' short for cellular phone. Now, cell phone was tricky because some people spelled it as one word, and people spelled it s two. Many spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two-word spelling got a hundred thirty-five million hits can we get when we search on google. So it seems can we use both spelling at the either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. And this usage is growing in the UK. In advertisment, 'cells have just got coloured'. In other word phones are now in different colours. It's a new sense of the word cell somebody invites we to using cell. Its dosen't mean that they're as into their monastery, or indeed, asking we to visit them in prison.
Out
In my opinion, the word 'out' as usage is still broadening. the word 'out' came to be used as a verb in the early 1990s. To out meant to tell the word that the person was a homosexual, usually a was short for 'coming out of the closet', out of your cupbord. People who do the 'outing' who tell the word about are 'others'. And then, people have been 'outed'. So, all kind of other usages developed right activists took up the word. And now there are several websites the title. Is now positive term, 'coming out', referring to anyone who decides about their sexuality, men or women. There was a flurry of usage in British MPs admitted to being gay
From : Mohd Firdaus B. Baharuddin A111827 Set 43
Thursday, 21 June 2007
Proffesor David Crystal
Name: Nor Hasliza binti ripin (A112769) , Siti Fatimah binti Hamzah (A112765)
hi......morning...i'm liza and ct.. we are partner...here, we want to share with all our friends abount listening task Proffesor David Crystal...David Cystal is a interesting to improve our vocabulary and we can know better the other words where came from..many of country have their slang words....although their country have own words but that have same meaning...and can learn more words from other country and can also how to pronouns that words...we also really enjoy and excited and we hope all my friends can get benefit from this website..that's all our comment about listening task David Cystal
bling
we choose the words ' bling'.. This word arrived in english in the late 1990's used to describe diamond and jewellry and kinds of showing clothing and accountrement..it became nationally known in the USA..It can also made a hit hip-hop
song 'bling bling'..'think bling' defining it as ' anything shiny and worth a good amount of money
life
this words are familiar old noun 'life', now used widely in the phrase 'get a life'..
hi......morning...i'm liza and ct.. we are partner...here, we want to share with all our friends abount listening task Proffesor David Crystal...David Cystal is a interesting to improve our vocabulary and we can know better the other words where came from..many of country have their slang words....although their country have own words but that have same meaning...and can learn more words from other country and can also how to pronouns that words...we also really enjoy and excited and we hope all my friends can get benefit from this website..that's all our comment about listening task David Cystal
bling
we choose the words ' bling'.. This word arrived in english in the late 1990's used to describe diamond and jewellry and kinds of showing clothing and accountrement..it became nationally known in the USA..It can also made a hit hip-hop
song 'bling bling'..'think bling' defining it as ' anything shiny and worth a good amount of money
life
this words are familiar old noun 'life', now used widely in the phrase 'get a life'..
PROFESSOR DAVID CRSTAL
Name:Shahirah Bt Abu Hasan
Matric No:A112708
hi...today i want to share with my friends about learning english from David Crystal...I think,the online session from David Crstal is interesting.It because in this website i can learn a new words and also can know how pronounce that words because i can hear this pronounce.Beside that,from this website i also can know about latest news about world and many languages in world because it has news in 33 languages,it's so amazing.I can hear and learn new languages.The important things is i can learn grammar,it make me more confident when i write essay or talk.
Wysiwyg
Wysiwyg is acronym and it's not spelt as it's sounds.It's an acronym meaning 'what you see is what you get'.It came early 1980s in computing.It means that what you see on the screen is what u get in the output.
Example, if you type something on the screen and when you print it out,it looks just like it's on the screen.'Wysiwyg'(what you see is what you get).It was especially found in desktop publishing.
Thirty-something
This my second vocabulary i choose...
This phrase, 'thirty-something',it came from in 1980s reffering to people of an unspecified age between 30 and 40.These were members of the baby boom,the people who were born 20,30 years before and entering their 30s now and not knowing how to cope-or at least,that was the idea.
This vocab also can used as an adjective,example she's a thirty-something career woman.And it's also used as a noun,example 'the thirty-somethings'.
Well,it can be any age.The implication is always that there's a set of values or problems associated with that age.
And now,if you want to secret your age,you can say i'm twenty-something:)...
Matric No:A112708
hi...today i want to share with my friends about learning english from David Crystal...I think,the online session from David Crstal is interesting.It because in this website i can learn a new words and also can know how pronounce that words because i can hear this pronounce.Beside that,from this website i also can know about latest news about world and many languages in world because it has news in 33 languages,it's so amazing.I can hear and learn new languages.The important things is i can learn grammar,it make me more confident when i write essay or talk.
Wysiwyg
Wysiwyg is acronym and it's not spelt as it's sounds.It's an acronym meaning 'what you see is what you get'.It came early 1980s in computing.It means that what you see on the screen is what u get in the output.
Example, if you type something on the screen and when you print it out,it looks just like it's on the screen.'Wysiwyg'(what you see is what you get).It was especially found in desktop publishing.
This my second vocabulary i choose...
This phrase, 'thirty-something',it came from in 1980s reffering to people of an unspecified age between 30 and 40.These were members of the baby boom,the people who were born 20,30 years before and entering their 30s now and not knowing how to cope-or at least,that was the idea.
This vocab also can used as an adjective,example she's a thirty-something career woman.And it's also used as a noun,example 'the thirty-somethings'.
Well,it can be any age.The implication is always that there's a set of values or problems associated with that age.
And now,if you want to secret your age,you can say i'm twenty-something:)...
Wednesday, 20 June 2007
listening task
I choose 'bling' in this David Crystal lesson. This word attrack me so much because it sound familiar for me, especially we said it many time in our ice breaking time at class lesson.
In my opinion about learning with this new way, with internet and online learning, it easy and help me correct my pronounce. when im hear the audio, at the same time i read the text, it make me easy to understand and know better about the history of the word. This is so interesting because usually, we just heard and said the word, but we don't know that word come from where and what story behind the word.
'Bling', arrived in English in late of 1990s. this word used to describe diamonds and jewellery and all of kind show cloth and other.
This word became nationally known in the USA when the artist Baby Gangster - Cash Money artist - made a hit hip-hop song called 'Bling Bling'. And it soon arrived in Britain, where it was more usually used without the reduplication, you know, 'bling', by itself. It was in dictionaries by 2002.
Another word i had choose is 'blog', this word more familiar for me because im a blogger almost for a year. I had my own blog and now, in this English faundation, we also need to do a blog. blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. content management system, a way of getting content on to a webpage; it's a genre, a bit like diary writing, or bulletin posting. Blogger usually write about their own life, story, same as we write a diary, and blogger also do it diary at least often several time in week, and there is a blogger who write new entry each for everyday.
That all for my opinion.
In my opinion about learning with this new way, with internet and online learning, it easy and help me correct my pronounce. when im hear the audio, at the same time i read the text, it make me easy to understand and know better about the history of the word. This is so interesting because usually, we just heard and said the word, but we don't know that word come from where and what story behind the word.
'Bling', arrived in English in late of 1990s. this word used to describe diamonds and jewellery and all of kind show cloth and other.
This word became nationally known in the USA when the artist Baby Gangster - Cash Money artist - made a hit hip-hop song called 'Bling Bling'. And it soon arrived in Britain, where it was more usually used without the reduplication, you know, 'bling', by itself. It was in dictionaries by 2002.
Another word i had choose is 'blog', this word more familiar for me because im a blogger almost for a year. I had my own blog and now, in this English faundation, we also need to do a blog. blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. content management system, a way of getting content on to a webpage; it's a genre, a bit like diary writing, or bulletin posting. Blogger usually write about their own life, story, same as we write a diary, and blogger also do it diary at least often several time in week, and there is a blogger who write new entry each for everyday.
That all for my opinion.
mawi (A111675)
I want to give my opinion about listen to Professor Crystal. the my opinion the website is good because after enter to this website I look many words in this website. The website expose to the history words and years the words. After look this website I give knowledge about words. I choose one words to share with all my friend in class Foundation English. I choose words e- prefix.
e- prefix to the words is electronic, after read this words i know e-mail for electronic mail. The electronic for equipment electric and the mail refer to letter. And than, the combination two words e-mail is electronic letter and the letter send to via equipment electric.
after read in website Prof Crystal i know about e-prefix, and I can remember this words because I have e-mail, I look and check e-mail I can remember "e-" for electronic .
e- prefix to the words is electronic, after read this words i know e-mail for electronic mail. The electronic for equipment electric and the mail refer to letter. And than, the combination two words e-mail is electronic letter and the letter send to via equipment electric.
after read in website Prof Crystal i know about e-prefix, and I can remember this words because I have e-mail, I look and check e-mail I can remember "e-" for electronic .
Tuesday, 19 June 2007
GHOST IN THE GENNY CASTLE
When Claire’s mother and father go away for Christmas, Claire goes to stay with her Aunt Min. Aunt Min lives in the village of Little Genny and near it is an old castle. Claire is very interested in the castle and she wants to know more about it. But the people in the village are afraid of Genny Castle and they won’t talk to her about it. Accidents happen there. People die when come closer in the Genny Castle. Aunt Min says she must stay away, but Claire knows she can’t. It also called dark tower. She must find answers and she said “I’m going to see that castle before I go back”. Soon she was near the dark tower, suddenly an accident happens to her but she not has injured with that. She looked up at the top of the tower. Somebody was up there but she doesn’t recognize who, was it man or woman. After than that Walter Burger the man that people in the village said crazy has heard an accident and looked up the castle. He saw somebody running down the field and Walter called ‘stop!’ But Claire ran on, too fast for Walter to catch her. When Claire went to bed, she felt discourage because that an accident and not going back. The next morning Claire went up to the little room at the top of stairs. She found a very old book. It was small and thin, and the title was The Story of Genny Castle. The book has there were pictures of the castle and stories about people lived at the castle many years ago. Suddenly Claire saw a word Witch. The book was story about witch live and why people villages afraid the Genny castle, until now it still happen. In the evening, Claire and her aunt drove to the church. There was a strong wind; suddenly an accident happened to them near the castle. After that they went to Walter Burge’s cottage for a place to stay. But Walter’s gone out however he lived his footprints in the snow; they’re going up to the castle. He followed their cat called Alexa, Alexa was more than a cat because the story of Alexa, the witch with the fire-coloured hair. Claire also followed Walter’s footprints in the snow. When they arrived, something bad happen. Soul of the witch lives again. Suddenly, the wall of the tower fell down. Walter has god luck because Claire came gave help. In the end Alexa disappear and The Genny Castle has no more ghost.
PENGUIN READERS BOOK REVIEW (HULK)
Your Name: Rosmawi Bin Md Hasan
Title of Book: Hulk
Author: James Schamus
Level: 2
Number of Pages: 25
Date Started: 7 Jun 2007
Date Finished: 12 Jun 2007
The book Hulk story about Bruce, start the story Bruce fourteen years old. He life with mom and he have a dream but he don't remember about dream after dream. He smart but he don't friend in school. One day he can to work in the lad. In the lab he like to one young women and young women like he. the young women name's is Betty Ross and the father young women is Thaddeus Ross, is general in the army. In the lab he get to know is Glen Talbot. He work with Betty's father and he is Betty's boyfriend. One day in the lab one accident to happened to Bruce. Bruce coming to one man, he is friendly and he sat there and looked at Bruce. Then he said family Bruce name. The Bruce name not Krenzler but Banner, Bruce Banner. and then he said he is a Bruce's father. Bruce can't believe because that isn't possible because the parents Bruce is dead. The man talk the people told Bruce it's wrong and he told about experiments, the gamma rays and the accident. Other people talk Bruce's father crazy and Bruce going to crazy. Bruce very angry because they wanted to Bruce for getting experiments. After angry he look the hand, the hand is green. He don't understand after angry he look green and he very dangerous after angry and become Hulk. After become Hulk he wanted because other people wanted to skin Bruce after become Hulk. The general Thaddeus's solder attack the Hulk and hulk jumped to the Golden Gate Bridge and he get out to the San Francisco, and the all people think the hulk is dead. the hulk stay life Bruce go to the ground father at ground near a river and stood up. and Bruce stay a life in South America and working with sick people and he have a new name. Bruce work with young pretty woman. Marlo is nice, but she isn't Betty.
is the book easy or difficult to understand? do you like the picture? are these helpful? do you like this book? why? which parts/ characters do you like best? do you think the book has a massage ? what do you think that massage is?
The Hulk book easy to understand and I like to the picture because the picture to help me to understand this book. I like this book because the ending the book is happy ending. the Hulk stay life. the parts I like this book the last parts/ ending hulk stay life with Betty in South America. Yes, the book has a massage. The massage in this book about general Thaddeus. the general very selfish because he wanted to kill Hulk and the other massage in the book other people selfish to wanted skin hulk
Title of Book: Hulk
Author: James Schamus
Level: 2
Number of Pages: 25
Date Started: 7 Jun 2007
Date Finished: 12 Jun 2007
The book Hulk story about Bruce, start the story Bruce fourteen years old. He life with mom and he have a dream but he don't remember about dream after dream. He smart but he don't friend in school. One day he can to work in the lad. In the lab he like to one young women and young women like he. the young women name's is Betty Ross and the father young women is Thaddeus Ross, is general in the army. In the lab he get to know is Glen Talbot. He work with Betty's father and he is Betty's boyfriend. One day in the lab one accident to happened to Bruce. Bruce coming to one man, he is friendly and he sat there and looked at Bruce. Then he said family Bruce name. The Bruce name not Krenzler but Banner, Bruce Banner. and then he said he is a Bruce's father. Bruce can't believe because that isn't possible because the parents Bruce is dead. The man talk the people told Bruce it's wrong and he told about experiments, the gamma rays and the accident. Other people talk Bruce's father crazy and Bruce going to crazy. Bruce very angry because they wanted to Bruce for getting experiments. After angry he look the hand, the hand is green. He don't understand after angry he look green and he very dangerous after angry and become Hulk. After become Hulk he wanted because other people wanted to skin Bruce after become Hulk. The general Thaddeus's solder attack the Hulk and hulk jumped to the Golden Gate Bridge and he get out to the San Francisco, and the all people think the hulk is dead. the hulk stay life Bruce go to the ground father at ground near a river and stood up. and Bruce stay a life in South America and working with sick people and he have a new name. Bruce work with young pretty woman. Marlo is nice, but she isn't Betty.
is the book easy or difficult to understand? do you like the picture? are these helpful? do you like this book? why? which parts/ characters do you like best? do you think the book has a massage ? what do you think that massage is?
The Hulk book easy to understand and I like to the picture because the picture to help me to understand this book. I like this book because the ending the book is happy ending. the Hulk stay life. the parts I like this book the last parts/ ending hulk stay life with Betty in South America. Yes, the book has a massage. The massage in this book about general Thaddeus. the general very selfish because he wanted to kill Hulk and the other massage in the book other people selfish to wanted skin hulk
Assalamualaikum,
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘bless’ and ‘blog’ in this David Crystal online session. It is because firstly, that sentence easy to me to understand and know about meaning he reaching. That pronunciation also easy and clearly because I can hear that David Crystal pronouns when I choose another words from this online session. With this word, ‘bless’, I can know about meaning of this word. In this Online, bless origin and all originally from the religious use of the word. This word have many meaning such as 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'. Then, An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down or 'Ah! Bless your heart!' use for a child. And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, Besides that, 'Ah!' or 'Ah! Bless!' is that sort of use.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘blog’.That word origin from In 2001, he find this words when he wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and he didn't mention the word blog. Well, this year, he have a second edition out. In it goes, that's how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. It's essentially a content management system. Prof.David also mean, people add their posts or diary entries, with some regularity, if you're a blogger you do it daily at least, often several times a day. With ‘blog’ we can kept by an individual who wants to tell the whole world about his or her activities, or interests and opinions and so on. And then at the other extreme, there's the corporate blog, maintained by an institution, such as a radio station or a music store. That all I want tio say about learning with Prof. David.
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘bless’ and ‘blog’ in this David Crystal online session. It is because firstly, that sentence easy to me to understand and know about meaning he reaching. That pronunciation also easy and clearly because I can hear that David Crystal pronouns when I choose another words from this online session. With this word, ‘bless’, I can know about meaning of this word. In this Online, bless origin and all originally from the religious use of the word. This word have many meaning such as 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'. Then, An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down or 'Ah! Bless your heart!' use for a child. And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, Besides that, 'Ah!' or 'Ah! Bless!' is that sort of use.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘blog’.That word origin from In 2001, he find this words when he wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and he didn't mention the word blog. Well, this year, he have a second edition out. In it goes, that's how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. It's essentially a content management system. Prof.David also mean, people add their posts or diary entries, with some regularity, if you're a blogger you do it daily at least, often several times a day. With ‘blog’ we can kept by an individual who wants to tell the whole world about his or her activities, or interests and opinions and so on. And then at the other extreme, there's the corporate blog, maintained by an institution, such as a radio station or a music store. That all I want tio say about learning with Prof. David.
Assalamualaikum,
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘bless’ and ‘blog’ in this David Crystal online session. It is because firstly, that sentence easy to me to understand and know about meaning he reaching. That pronunciation also easy and clearly because I can hear that David Crystal pronouns when I choose another words from this online session. With this word, ‘bless’, I can know about meaning of this word. In this Online, bless origin and all originally from the religious use of the word. This word have many meaning such as 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'. Then, An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down or 'Ah! Bless your heart!' use for a child. And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, Besides that, 'Ah!' or 'Ah! Bless!' is that sort of use.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘blog’.That word origin from In 2001, he find this words when he wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and he didn't mention the word blog. Well, this year, he have a second edition out. In it goes, that's how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. It's essentially a content management system. Prof.David also mean, people add their posts or diary entries, with some regularity, if you're a blogger you do it daily at least, often several times a day. With ‘blog’ we can kept by an individual who wants to tell the whole world about his or her activities, or interests and opinions and so on. And then at the other extreme, there's the corporate blog, maintained by an institution, such as a radio station or a music store. That all I want tio say about learning with Prof. David.
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘bless’ and ‘blog’ in this David Crystal online session. It is because firstly, that sentence easy to me to understand and know about meaning he reaching. That pronunciation also easy and clearly because I can hear that David Crystal pronouns when I choose another words from this online session. With this word, ‘bless’, I can know about meaning of this word. In this Online, bless origin and all originally from the religious use of the word. This word have many meaning such as 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'. Then, An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down or 'Ah! Bless your heart!' use for a child. And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, Besides that, 'Ah!' or 'Ah! Bless!' is that sort of use.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘blog’.That word origin from In 2001, he find this words when he wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and he didn't mention the word blog. Well, this year, he have a second edition out. In it goes, that's how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. It's essentially a content management system. Prof.David also mean, people add their posts or diary entries, with some regularity, if you're a blogger you do it daily at least, often several times a day. With ‘blog’ we can kept by an individual who wants to tell the whole world about his or her activities, or interests and opinions and so on. And then at the other extreme, there's the corporate blog, maintained by an institution, such as a radio station or a music store. That all I want tio say about learning with Prof. David.
My opinion…..
I think that David cystal learning is the best way to corret my pronoun. With this listening, I can learn how to pronoun. It will help myselp to improve my English language. Other than that, word in this listening is easy to understand. It mean that I will learn with enjoy and fun. I choose a word bling bling because it easy to understand and I also can know their meaning when I see the word in the first time. David Crystal tell about the history of the ‘bling bling’ in this article. It arrived in English in the late 1990s, used to describe diamonds and jewellery and all kinds of showy clothing, accoutrements and others. Well, it became nationally known in the USA when the artist Baby Gangster - Cash Money artist - made a hit hip-hop song called 'Bling Bling'. And it soon arrived in Britain, where it was more usually used without the reduplication, you know, 'bling', by itself. It was the title of a novel by Erica Kennedy, and its sense began to broaden as people began to use the word in new ways. And even that definition is passé - a rich meal can be bling. 'Bling Breakfast' was the headline of a newspaper article in New York a couple of years ago. Another word that I choose is binge. Binge has a long linguistic history. . It means 'a heavy drinking bout', and goes right back to the 1850s, both as a noun and as a verb. Binge meant drinking in those days. In the 1970s, people referred to eating heavily as binge eating. 'Binge drinking' - people who drink in order to get drunk, drinking large quantities quickly, and for fun. A chocolate binge mean that have too much chocolate.
I think that David cystal learning is the best way to corret my pronoun. With this listening, I can learn how to pronoun. It will help myselp to improve my English language. Other than that, word in this listening is easy to understand. It mean that I will learn with enjoy and fun. I choose a word bling bling because it easy to understand and I also can know their meaning when I see the word in the first time. David Crystal tell about the history of the ‘bling bling’ in this article. It arrived in English in the late 1990s, used to describe diamonds and jewellery and all kinds of showy clothing, accoutrements and others. Well, it became nationally known in the USA when the artist Baby Gangster - Cash Money artist - made a hit hip-hop song called 'Bling Bling'. And it soon arrived in Britain, where it was more usually used without the reduplication, you know, 'bling', by itself. It was the title of a novel by Erica Kennedy, and its sense began to broaden as people began to use the word in new ways. And even that definition is passé - a rich meal can be bling. 'Bling Breakfast' was the headline of a newspaper article in New York a couple of years ago. Another word that I choose is binge. Binge has a long linguistic history. . It means 'a heavy drinking bout', and goes right back to the 1850s, both as a noun and as a verb. Binge meant drinking in those days. In the 1970s, people referred to eating heavily as binge eating. 'Binge drinking' - people who drink in order to get drunk, drinking large quantities quickly, and for fun. A chocolate binge mean that have too much chocolate.
Assalamuaikum……..
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘cell’ and ‘dumb down’ in this David Crystal online session. I choose another words from this online session. With this word ‘cell’, I can know about meaning of this word. When mobile phone technology came in a few years ago, the term was immediately shortened. Mobile phones became 'mobiles'. In the United States, a different term emerged, 'cell phone', short for cellular phone. Now, cell phone was tricky because some people spelled it as one word and some people spelled it as two. He did a search on Google the other day, and the one-word spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two-word spelling got a hundred and thirty-five million hits. So it seems you can use both spellings at the moment. But either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. Somebody the other day said to me, 'Have you got your cell?' 'Call me on your cell!' 'Sync your cell with your company!' - that's synchronise - synchronise your cell with your company - that's the sort of phrase you get these days.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘dumb down’. The word origin from in the 1930s, you could dumb something down. For instance, a newspaper making a story more appealing to the masses would say, 'we're dumbing it down', or something like that. It was an American usage, dumb meant stupid. It was transitive, that is the verb governed an object, 'you're dumbing something down'. Now in the 1990s, we get a different grammatical use - a use of the verb without an object, an intransitive use, 'they're dumbing down'. It has the same meaning, it means become less intellectually challenginng.
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘cell’ and ‘dumb down’ in this David Crystal online session. I choose another words from this online session. With this word ‘cell’, I can know about meaning of this word. When mobile phone technology came in a few years ago, the term was immediately shortened. Mobile phones became 'mobiles'. In the United States, a different term emerged, 'cell phone', short for cellular phone. Now, cell phone was tricky because some people spelled it as one word and some people spelled it as two. He did a search on Google the other day, and the one-word spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two-word spelling got a hundred and thirty-five million hits. So it seems you can use both spellings at the moment. But either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. Somebody the other day said to me, 'Have you got your cell?' 'Call me on your cell!' 'Sync your cell with your company!' - that's synchronise - synchronise your cell with your company - that's the sort of phrase you get these days.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘dumb down’. The word origin from in the 1930s, you could dumb something down. For instance, a newspaper making a story more appealing to the masses would say, 'we're dumbing it down', or something like that. It was an American usage, dumb meant stupid. It was transitive, that is the verb governed an object, 'you're dumbing something down'. Now in the 1990s, we get a different grammatical use - a use of the verb without an object, an intransitive use, 'they're dumbing down'. It has the same meaning, it means become less intellectually challenginng.
Assalamualaikum,
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘bless’ and ‘blog’ in this David Crystal online session. It is because firstly, that sentence easy to me to understand and know about meaning he reaching. That pronunciation also easy and clearly because I can hear that David Crystal pronouns when I choose another words from this online session. With this word, ‘bless’, I can know about meaning of this word. In this Online, bless origin and all originally from the religious use of the word. This word have many meaning such as 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'. Then, An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down or 'Ah! Bless your heart!' use for a child. And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, Besides that, 'Ah!' or 'Ah! Bless!' is that sort of use.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘blog’.That word origin from In 2001, he find this words when he wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and he didn't mention the word blog. Well, this year, he have a second edition out. In it goes, that's how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. It's essentially a content management system. Prof.David also mean, people add their posts or diary entries, with some regularity, if you're a blogger you do it daily at least, often several times a day. With ‘blog’ we can kept by an individual who wants to tell the whole world about his or her activities, or interests and opinions and so on. And then at the other extreme, there's the corporate blog, maintained by an institution, such as a radio station or a music store. That all I want tio say about learning with Prof. David.
Today,in my opinion about listening activity,I choose ‘bless’ and ‘blog’ in this David Crystal online session. It is because firstly, that sentence easy to me to understand and know about meaning he reaching. That pronunciation also easy and clearly because I can hear that David Crystal pronouns when I choose another words from this online session. With this word, ‘bless’, I can know about meaning of this word. In this Online, bless origin and all originally from the religious use of the word. This word have many meaning such as 'Bless you!' somebody says after a sneeze. a rather older fashioned one. 'Bless you!'. Then, An interesting one is, 'Bless your heart!' used mainly by adults talking down or 'Ah! Bless your heart!' use for a child. And in the 1990s, this remarkable use, the verb by itself, usually preceeded by the interjection, Besides that, 'Ah!' or 'Ah! Bless!' is that sort of use.
Another word I choose from this David Crystal learning is ‘blog’.That word origin from In 2001, he find this words when he wrote a book called, Language and the Internet, and he didn't mention the word blog. Well, this year, he have a second edition out. In it goes, that's how fast the internet moves. Those who blog, bloggers, carry out the activity of blogging, setting up a blog site, with a unique web address in order to do so. It's an abbreviation of 'web log'; a phrase that was first used in 1997, both as a noun and as a verb, a web log. It's essentially a content management system. Prof.David also mean, people add their posts or diary entries, with some regularity, if you're a blogger you do it daily at least, often several times a day. With ‘blog’ we can kept by an individual who wants to tell the whole world about his or her activities, or interests and opinions and so on. And then at the other extreme, there's the corporate blog, maintained by an institution, such as a radio station or a music store. That all I want tio say about learning with Prof. David.
NUR WAHIDAH BINTI ABDUL RASHID
MATRIC NO:A 112298
I think the online session, David Crystal is very interesting to improve my vocab and it also easy word to understand. I can learn more word from this session. I also can know the origin word, where the word come from and where is the first place people use it. I also can pronounce the word clearly because I can hear how to pronounciation the word from Prof David Crystal. This web is also interesting because I can learn more about the other country, how they pronounce the word such as from America, Spanich, Arabic and others.This web is very attractive to learn an English and I feel so interested to learn a more word and pronounce it. Finally, I hope all my friend and people who want to improve their can visit this website. Thank you.
IN YOUR DREAMS
I choose the word ‘ In your dreams’ because it cushy to pronounce and easy to understand the words. The word come in during the 1990s. The word intend to somebody is being unrealistic, very optimistic and very hopeful. The word mixes two senses of the world ‘dream’. All people in the world always use this word to tell their self not dream about the thing cannot realize with herself. For example, I wish to go to London but it cannot realize because I am so poor and I also don’t have enough money. The word are used in many ways and for reach different meaning. For example, taxi driver when in traffic jam with his passenger, the driver tell his passenger that he hope the road ahead was clearing although he know the road cannot and never be clean. The passenger said ‘in your dreams’ to taxi driver because the passenger it just dreams. The word not use just in the second person but also the first and third person in the conversation.
LIFE
In my opinion the word ‘life’ is a simple word all people would be understand. It easy to remember and also easy to pronounce. It mean the quality which people, animals, and plants have when they are not dead, and which objects and substances do not have or period of time during which they are alive. This familiar old noun ‘life’ used widely in the phrase ‘get a life’. The phrase goes back a couple of decades. It was US slang in California, years and years ago, and then it became the name of a US television show. And then it became all sorts of usages around radio, television, novels, short stories - don't take things too seriously! Chill out! Get a life! Usually it use when someone workaholic and does not interested other thing except their works, or for anybody obsessed with something like a television programme and others. That person might be told to 'get a life'.
MATRIC NO:A 112298
I think the online session, David Crystal is very interesting to improve my vocab and it also easy word to understand. I can learn more word from this session. I also can know the origin word, where the word come from and where is the first place people use it. I also can pronounce the word clearly because I can hear how to pronounciation the word from Prof David Crystal. This web is also interesting because I can learn more about the other country, how they pronounce the word such as from America, Spanich, Arabic and others.This web is very attractive to learn an English and I feel so interested to learn a more word and pronounce it. Finally, I hope all my friend and people who want to improve their can visit this website. Thank you.
IN YOUR DREAMS
I choose the word ‘ In your dreams’ because it cushy to pronounce and easy to understand the words. The word come in during the 1990s. The word intend to somebody is being unrealistic, very optimistic and very hopeful. The word mixes two senses of the world ‘dream’. All people in the world always use this word to tell their self not dream about the thing cannot realize with herself. For example, I wish to go to London but it cannot realize because I am so poor and I also don’t have enough money. The word are used in many ways and for reach different meaning. For example, taxi driver when in traffic jam with his passenger, the driver tell his passenger that he hope the road ahead was clearing although he know the road cannot and never be clean. The passenger said ‘in your dreams’ to taxi driver because the passenger it just dreams. The word not use just in the second person but also the first and third person in the conversation.
LIFE
In my opinion the word ‘life’ is a simple word all people would be understand. It easy to remember and also easy to pronounce. It mean the quality which people, animals, and plants have when they are not dead, and which objects and substances do not have or period of time during which they are alive. This familiar old noun ‘life’ used widely in the phrase ‘get a life’. The phrase goes back a couple of decades. It was US slang in California, years and years ago, and then it became the name of a US television show. And then it became all sorts of usages around radio, television, novels, short stories - don't take things too seriously! Chill out! Get a life! Usually it use when someone workaholic and does not interested other thing except their works, or for anybody obsessed with something like a television programme and others. That person might be told to 'get a life'.
Monday, 18 June 2007
Listen to Professor Crystal
Task 1
In my opinion, I think the onlines session with Listening to Professor David Crystal, is the best way to improve my English. I say that because, when I online the website, I get a lot of many new word when I listening the Professor Crystal's speaking. I feel enjoyed and excited to introduce the website to my friend. It because the website is very good and effective to improve another person in English. I hope all my friends also can get a many benefit when they listen to Professor Crystal online.
Task 2
Cell
In my opinion, today every people in the world need to cell phone to communicate each other. Mobile phones technology came in a few years ago. In the UK, mobile phones became 'mobiles'. But in the United States, a different emerged, 'cell phone', is a short for Cellular phone.
Today, cell phone was tricky. It because some people spelled it as one word and another people spelled it as two. Moreover, when we search on Google the other day, and spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two - word spelling got a hundred thirty- five million hits. It is showing you can use both spellings at the either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. And this usage is growing in the UK.
In advertisement, 'cells' have just got coloured, in other word phones are now in different colours. It's a new sense of the word 'cell' somebody invites you to 'use my cell' it doesn't mean that they're as into their monastery.
Out
In my opinion,the word 'out' usage is still broadening and was in inverted commas, adjective. Firstly, the word 'out' came to be used as a verb. As example 'To out meant to tell the world that the person was a homosexual, usually a was short for ' coming out of the closet', 'out of your cupboard '. And then the word 'out' is developed. Now, people who do the 'outing', who tell the world about are 'outers'. Also people have been 'outed'. We can see all kind of otherusages developed rights activists took up the word. And now there are several websites the title. Besides that, the word 'coming out' is use for a positive term, referring to anyone who decides about their sexuality, men or women. And there was a flurry of usage in British MPs admitted to being gay.
Maimun Bt. Saidin (A112679)
In my opinion, I think the onlines session with Listening to Professor David Crystal, is the best way to improve my English. I say that because, when I online the website, I get a lot of many new word when I listening the Professor Crystal's speaking. I feel enjoyed and excited to introduce the website to my friend. It because the website is very good and effective to improve another person in English. I hope all my friends also can get a many benefit when they listen to Professor Crystal online.
Task 2
Cell
In my opinion, today every people in the world need to cell phone to communicate each other. Mobile phones technology came in a few years ago. In the UK, mobile phones became 'mobiles'. But in the United States, a different emerged, 'cell phone', is a short for Cellular phone.
Today, cell phone was tricky. It because some people spelled it as one word and another people spelled it as two. Moreover, when we search on Google the other day, and spelling got eighteen million hits, and the two - word spelling got a hundred thirty- five million hits. It is showing you can use both spellings at the either way, people shortened the phrase to 'cell'. And this usage is growing in the UK.
In advertisement, 'cells' have just got coloured, in other word phones are now in different colours. It's a new sense of the word 'cell' somebody invites you to 'use my cell' it doesn't mean that they're as into their monastery.
Out
In my opinion,the word 'out' usage is still broadening and was in inverted commas, adjective. Firstly, the word 'out' came to be used as a verb. As example 'To out meant to tell the world that the person was a homosexual, usually a was short for ' coming out of the closet', 'out of your cupboard '. And then the word 'out' is developed. Now, people who do the 'outing', who tell the world about are 'outers'. Also people have been 'outed'. We can see all kind of otherusages developed rights activists took up the word. And now there are several websites the title. Besides that, the word 'coming out' is use for a positive term, referring to anyone who decides about their sexuality, men or women. And there was a flurry of usage in British MPs admitted to being gay.
Maimun Bt. Saidin (A112679)
Comment about listening
Name:azlini chik
HELLOOOOO......................
see again...........
HELLOOOOO......................
see again...........
Bling
summary......
This is about arrived in english in the late 1990, used to describe about diamond and jewellery and all kinds of showly clothing accountrement and even that definition is passe, a rich meal car be bling. Bling breakfast was the leadline of a newspaper article in New York a couple of years ago.
Cred
Summary.......
The article about short for 'credibility' that is among your peer group, it started art in the late 1970s, in the phrase 'street cred' which meant having reputation or status among your mates or your friends or the street.
so i want give a comment......
Hello everybody.....after i listen the this article, i can pronounce very good because i can follow what they read....is also i can improve my vocubulary...i like listen this article because the words is easy to pronounce and the meaning is easy to know...if we used like that,we cannot used lecture for teach to learn....the listening must continue for the another student....
but is difficult for student which cannot the computer for listen about this..if we used the internet in cybercafe, is expensive if we use very long...so we hope we can used the free computer....i think that all........thank you.......from lini.....smile always.....
comment about listening
Bling....
it arrived in english in the late 1990, used to decribe diamond and jewellery and all kind showy clothing,accountrements.And even that definition is passe a rich meal can be bling.Bling breakfast was the headline of a newspaper article in new york acoople of years ago
Cred...
short for credibility that is among your peer group,it started out in the late 1970, in the phrase street cred, which meant having reputation or status among your mates or your friend on the street.
Assamualaikum to all my friend.............In my opinion about listening i think that can give me to improve my english . I enjoy with listening because i will learn a new word example bling and cred. Next about listening is a good because listening can improve vocabulary. So i think that student will enjoy to learn about listening. Thank you
it arrived in english in the late 1990, used to decribe diamond and jewellery and all kind showy clothing,accountrements.And even that definition is passe a rich meal can be bling.Bling breakfast was the headline of a newspaper article in new york acoople of years ago
Cred...
short for credibility that is among your peer group,it started out in the late 1970, in the phrase street cred, which meant having reputation or status among your mates or your friend on the street.
Assamualaikum to all my friend.............In my opinion about listening i think that can give me to improve my english . I enjoy with listening because i will learn a new word example bling and cred. Next about listening is a good because listening can improve vocabulary. So i think that student will enjoy to learn about listening. Thank you
Sunday, 17 June 2007
CLASS ACTIVITIES
Today I would like to comment about class activities. Thank you for everyone because you are interested joint our class activities. Many activities in progress for group 43 (English Foundation) interesting for all students. Students can get benefic from it. I think everyone will choose one or more activities to comment. There are I like with activity writing vocabulary book and penguin reader. Why I interested with it? Because I will remember a lot of words it easy for me to writing and speaking in English Language. I regard of activities if have not to do in class, difficult for all students to take self initiative. Activities like that can help many students to improve their English. Student has remember many of words better than any student has a litte of words. With many of vocabulary is easy for me to read any source such as news, magazine, articles and others. This activity very easy to do it. I will read any source and and the latest words I have not remember or confuse their meaning I can record to my vocabulary book. I try to remember any word for any time and use to others activities example read articles. Besides that I also interesting with activity penguin reader because there are I can get many beneficial. I must read it and seek any words which I dont know. I also must summaries whole story from activity penguin reader and compose in blog..Zaki
COMMENT FOR CLASS ACTIVITY SET 43
My opinion, all activity in class very interesting, give me benefit and new knowledge especially hometown story, english games and sing the song. i enjoy sing the song because i can know the new word. Thefefore, madam Maslawa very sporting, caring,lovely, and more funny. LASTLY, THANK YOU FOR MADAM AND FELLOW CLASSMATE
FROM WAN MUHAMAD FAISAL, RAUB A 116085
LETS GO TO PUTRAJAYA
FROM WAN MUHAMAD FAISAL, RAUB A 116085
LETS GO TO PUTRAJAYA
Individual Online Listening and Writing
I would like to give my opinion in Listening activity, I choose Hoodie and Dumb Down. In Hoodie, I can know the story about Hoodie, what its mean with Hoodie word and clasified of Hoodie such as hooded tops, baseball caps, clothing which deliberately obscured the face, and its might be danger to public. Its also have their own word, such as sweetie, auntie, goalie (goal keeper) and many more including susie for susan.
In Dumb Down i learn how to use the word "dumb" and "down" and when it should i use. Usually this word refers to any of the media where the content is being trivialised in the opinion of somebody. With listening BBC i can read while listen too. Its help me to know how to pronounce the hard word and a new word for me.
In Dumb Down i learn how to use the word "dumb" and "down" and when it should i use. Usually this word refers to any of the media where the content is being trivialised in the opinion of somebody. With listening BBC i can read while listen too. Its help me to know how to pronounce the hard word and a new word for me.
my class activities
My Class activities in Foundation english Set 43 . My hometown activities is very interesting. It is become knowlegde about classmate from. We are know interesting place, delicacies and culture at their hometown. Student also can tell about their hometown for their friends in this class. Vocabulary book. I think this book kind to do but if student not use their vocab book is not mean for him. Sing the song activities is very enjoys activities in the class but can know the lyric song. We can listen the english song within lyric, we can't hear very well.
I want to thank to all the involver in this english class. Specially thanked to Mdm.Mass "Lawa"ti for the khindness teaching me aswell athough my english is so poor especially my pronouncation.To my friend,aiways give the cooperation to all activities and support me. I know Im guite old to study but it means nothing to me because I always want to improved my self..thank you..
your abg long......sahiran
A110375
Activities comment
In class set 43 activity, i want to share my opinion about it. I more like one activity in my class, namely, singging the song. With the song i can improve my language, how to use it with the other word. and know the meaning of the idioms. Usually we just sing the song without care about the meaning, but when i learn the song in my class i know that its not only a song but have a massage the they want to tell us. With the song we can also share our knowledge about the event in the song. With the song i can also improve my pronounciation in my english language. After i learn the song in my class with my funky lecturer, whenever i sing the english song i must find the meaning and try to seek the massage in the song that i sing. I hope later Madam Maslawati will use this style again to teach the others student. Because for me its very helping us to learn more about english language. We enjoy and we also learn. I sure, when we listen the song that we ever sing in the class we will remember each other. Thank you Madam.
Individual online listening and writing
In my opinion BBC learning is a good. It is because we can learning new word. After that we can know in one word is a many mean. This is a example word 'out. The mean of out have a meaning negatif and have a positif meaning. The mean out about negatif is a the person was a homosexual and about positif referring to anyone who decides to tell others about their sexuality man or woman. In addition the learning it have a audio to listen a professor Crystal talk the meaning of word. So when we listen to professor Crystal talk we can have a fell consotrate to know about meaning the new word.
Saturday, 16 June 2007
RIP VAN WINKLE AND THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
from: Farah Razimi
Title: Rip Van Winkle
Author: Washington Irving
Summary
There was a small town in Amerika. Near this town have some very beutiful mountains with many trees on them. The mountains were beutiful, but they were strange too. These story is about an old man. The man name is Rip Van Winkle. He din't like to work. He have wife,daughter and son. He love his dog name Wolf. He like to stay at bar in his village, talk with his friend a hole day and everyday. His wife always nag at him because he doesn't want to work. One day he go to the mountain and sleep at a big tree. when he open his eye he feel so different, he want go back to his house but suddenly he heard someone call his name. When he look at back he saw a old men with white hair and long beard. Rips follow the man into the jungle, he drink with the old and old man friend until he get drunk. When he open his eye the man and the others man disappear, he look at himself, he get old, like the old man he met before this. Then he back to his town, he look everything changes, he find his family but they doesn't there, he go to the bar, but the bar is change too. Suddenly he meet someone, his daugther, and his daughter was so suprise to see him. He is totally different. Actually he disappear for twenty years old, but he just slept for two days at the jungle. Finally, Rips lived with his daughter and her family. Rips son lived with them but he din't work on the farm. Rips din't work because he was old. He played with their children and talked to the man in The Union Hotel.
Title: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
The second story is happen in small town name Tarry Town near the Hudson River. Sleepy Hollow was a place near the town. Ichabod Crane is a teacher at Tarry Town. He like to hear story about ghost. He also like Katrina Van Tassel, daughter Mr. Van Tassel with big farm and many fruit and Brom Van Brunt, he also like Mr. Van Tassel daughter, katrina. One night Mr. Van Tassel invite Ichabod and Brom Van Brunt to get a dinner and dance in his house. When Ichabod dance with Katrina Brunt get jelous suddenly Brunt story about a ghost rider and he din't have a head and he lived in sleepy hollow. Ichabod believe with Brunt story about the ghost. When he on the ways go back to his house at sleepy hollow he saw someone behind him. He was afraid, and he remember Brunt story about the ghost rider. Near him was a strong man and he din't have a head. It was a ghost. After the night Ichabod wasn't in the town also at school. people said he was dead. Katrina married Brunt. Lastly Brunt had Katrina, and her father farm without Ichabod.
This book is mistery and horror. Its also quiet suspend and exciting expirience. This book is very easy to understand because he use a very simple word. About the picture for me its help me to understand about what he want we to imagine actually, and its easy to me to know what he want to tell us actually. This book is also help me to improve my language in english to learn more. The interesting story make me to read more. In this book of course i like the main character, Rip Van Winkle, he being two character in one story. About the second story i more like Brunt character because he be a evil man but he's smart. He get what he want with his intelligent mind.
Title: Rip Van Winkle
Author: Washington Irving
Summary
There was a small town in Amerika. Near this town have some very beutiful mountains with many trees on them. The mountains were beutiful, but they were strange too. These story is about an old man. The man name is Rip Van Winkle. He din't like to work. He have wife,daughter and son. He love his dog name Wolf. He like to stay at bar in his village, talk with his friend a hole day and everyday. His wife always nag at him because he doesn't want to work. One day he go to the mountain and sleep at a big tree. when he open his eye he feel so different, he want go back to his house but suddenly he heard someone call his name. When he look at back he saw a old men with white hair and long beard. Rips follow the man into the jungle, he drink with the old and old man friend until he get drunk. When he open his eye the man and the others man disappear, he look at himself, he get old, like the old man he met before this. Then he back to his town, he look everything changes, he find his family but they doesn't there, he go to the bar, but the bar is change too. Suddenly he meet someone, his daugther, and his daughter was so suprise to see him. He is totally different. Actually he disappear for twenty years old, but he just slept for two days at the jungle. Finally, Rips lived with his daughter and her family. Rips son lived with them but he din't work on the farm. Rips din't work because he was old. He played with their children and talked to the man in The Union Hotel.
Title: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
The second story is happen in small town name Tarry Town near the Hudson River. Sleepy Hollow was a place near the town. Ichabod Crane is a teacher at Tarry Town. He like to hear story about ghost. He also like Katrina Van Tassel, daughter Mr. Van Tassel with big farm and many fruit and Brom Van Brunt, he also like Mr. Van Tassel daughter, katrina. One night Mr. Van Tassel invite Ichabod and Brom Van Brunt to get a dinner and dance in his house. When Ichabod dance with Katrina Brunt get jelous suddenly Brunt story about a ghost rider and he din't have a head and he lived in sleepy hollow. Ichabod believe with Brunt story about the ghost. When he on the ways go back to his house at sleepy hollow he saw someone behind him. He was afraid, and he remember Brunt story about the ghost rider. Near him was a strong man and he din't have a head. It was a ghost. After the night Ichabod wasn't in the town also at school. people said he was dead. Katrina married Brunt. Lastly Brunt had Katrina, and her father farm without Ichabod.
This book is mistery and horror. Its also quiet suspend and exciting expirience. This book is very easy to understand because he use a very simple word. About the picture for me its help me to understand about what he want we to imagine actually, and its easy to me to know what he want to tell us actually. This book is also help me to improve my language in english to learn more. The interesting story make me to read more. In this book of course i like the main character, Rip Van Winkle, he being two character in one story. About the second story i more like Brunt character because he be a evil man but he's smart. He get what he want with his intelligent mind.
AXTIVITY IN CLASS
Name:Azlini Chik
No:matric:A112486
No:matric:A112486
Comment in class
My name is Azlini Chik. I'm 21 years old. I want give respone about axtivity in my class. The lecture is Puan Maslawati, She is funny and good looking.The axtivity in my class is very interesting because she is handle such as singging, ice breaking, vocubbulary book, present about hometown, and many more axctivity. But i want comment about hometown and ice singging song.
About hometown, i was agree about this because we can know about friend hometown. We can know where they live, what happend with their hometown and their self after years ago. Beside that, we can enjoy see their presentation and see how they present with their nervers and how their talk.We also know what are the delicacy in their hometown like nasi dagang, keropok lekor, satay, nasi lemak, and the others.
Beside that, we can promote our hometown so that they interested for visit our hometown. We also can invited they go home for visiting home and eat the delicacy.
I'm also can improve my vocubbulary because before that, i'm cannot improve my vocubbulary. Beside that, i'm feel confident when i reading in my class with our lecture and friend.I cannot shy but sometimes i feel nervers.....hehehehe.......
That all for hometown...............................
Know, i want give respone about singging song in class. With singging i can improve my pronounciation and my vocubbulary. When we song se use lyrics, so i can see what we say and i can remember what are the words. Beside that it make me like song in english. I can also know what are the meaning each words..
That all for singging....................
To Madam,
Hello madam....i'm proud to you because you can teach we very good.I'm like learn with you because you are very happy person although you have a problem. I want say thank you for you to everything...I'm proud to be you student..i hope you prayer for we succesfull in exam....we also prayer for you..
comment about activity class
Assamualaikum to all my friend.............In my opinion about activity class i think that drama can give me chance to improve my english language. I enjoy with drama "Snow White" because it very fun and will learn a new word. Second the drama give me more learn about how to speake english in audience. So i think that student will enjoy to learn english .About song is good, where student become is familiar with english language and english song. Student also can learn about grammar, idiom and many thing throught the song. Thank you
RIP VAN WINKLE
Name:Azlini Chik
Title:Rip Van Wankle
Author:Washington Irving
Level:1
Title:Rip Van Wankle
Author:Washington Irving
Level:1
Date started:16 jun 2007
Summary
The stories in this book are about people and about ghost.There are a lot of question in the stories, but not many answer. There was a small town in America. Near this town were some very beautiful mountains, with many trees on them. A man lived in this small town and his name was Rip Van Winkle, The people in the town liked him because he liked talking and helping them. Rip was a farmer, but he didn't like working and he liked going to the bar in the town and talking to the man. The name of bar was the King George. Rip had a wife, a daugther, and a son. His wife was always angry because Rip didn't work and he talk in the bar all day. Rip had one a good friend his dog, wolf. One day Rip and his wolf walked to the mountains and stayed there all day. They started to go down the mountains, but suddenly there was a noise. There mountains was quiet. Rip and his dog were afraid. Then he looked down the mountains and there was an old man. he had a lot white hair and a long beard. Rip and his dog walked down the mountains to the man. They walked and walked up the mountain. The man and Rip come to a big building in the mountains. The old man had a drink from the barrel. Then Rip had a drink from it too. He was happy and he didn'y want to bo home. He want to sleep now and he closed his eyes. Rip open his eyes. He was under a tree. in the mountains. Rip wanted to find his dog but wolf didn't come. Then Rip walked down to the mountains to hid town. He looked at the house in the town. The people weren't the same and his houses weren't thne same. He walke quickly from his house to the bar in the town. He wanted to find his friends. Finally, Rip lived with his daugther and her family. He didn't liked working and didn't work on the farm because he was old. He was happy now.
Question
1) What kind of book is it? what is it about?
The kind of book is misteries and horror and the story is about people and about ghosts. There are alot of questions in the stories, but not many answer.
2) Is the book easy or difficult to understand?
Is the book easy to understand because the words easy can know and also the pronounciation is easy. I also like this story.
3) Do you like this picture?
I like this picture because the picture very interesting and same the story.
4) Are these helpful?
Yes because these picture and the words are easy to understand. I like read the book because have a picture.
5) Do you like this book?
yes because the story is interesting is about ghost and one man is lazy to work, but like talking, and like drink. I also like this book because his wife is very responsible person.
6)Which parts/ characters do you like best?
The parts i like this book is chapter 6 because he meets his daugthers after twenty years ago. During he meets his daugther he know that his wife was died. He was very sad and not unhappy. But he happy because his daugther loved his and he stayed with his daugther.
The character i like is his wife because she is very responsible person, loving mother compared with her husband.
7) Do you think the book has a message?
I think the book has not a message because the book is about horror.
RIP VAN WINKLE
Your Name: ARNI HALISA MOHD ZULKFELI
Title of Book:RIP VAN WINKLE
Author:WASHINGTON IRVING
Level:1
Number of pages:1-13
Date Started:16 june 2007
Summary
The stories in this book are about people and about ghosts. There are a lot of questions in the stories, but not many answers.Washington Irving (1783-1859) is a very famous American writer. He lived in New York, but later he worked in Europe for seventeen years. Then he went back to the United States and lived near the Hudson River.Rip was a famer, but he did't like working.He liked going to the bar in the town and talking to the men. They talked often, sometimes every day. The name of the bar was the King George.King George was the Britist king. and America was British then.Rip was in the mountains with his dog. There was a strange man these and Rip walked with him to a strange building. These were a lot of strange men near this building. They played a game, and they had many drinks. It was late, and Rip close is eyes.This morning, Rip opened is eyes and Rip was under a tree in the mountains.He come home and now twenty years ago.Finally Rip lived with his daughter and her family. Rip's son lived with them, but he didn't like working. He didn't work on the farm because he was old.
What kind of book is it?What is it about?
The kind of book is mystery and horror.The stories in this book are about people and about ghosts.There are a lot of questions in the stories, but not many answers
Is the book easy or diffcult to understand?Do you like the picture?Are these helpful?Do you like this book?Why?Which parts/characters do you like best?Do you think the book has a message?What do you think that message is?
The book is very easy to understand because the vocabulary very easy to understand.I like the picture because the pictures is interesting. I like reading this book because the story is interesting is about ghost and one men is lazy to work. I like the characters Rip Van Winkle because he lazy to work, and parts i like is chapter 6 bacause he meet to daughter after twenty years and he wasn't unhappy about his wife dead.I think the book has not a message.
Title of Book:RIP VAN WINKLE
Author:WASHINGTON IRVING
Level:1
Number of pages:1-13
Date Started:16 june 2007
Summary
The stories in this book are about people and about ghosts. There are a lot of questions in the stories, but not many answers.Washington Irving (1783-1859) is a very famous American writer. He lived in New York, but later he worked in Europe for seventeen years. Then he went back to the United States and lived near the Hudson River.Rip was a famer, but he did't like working.He liked going to the bar in the town and talking to the men. They talked often, sometimes every day. The name of the bar was the King George.King George was the Britist king. and America was British then.Rip was in the mountains with his dog. There was a strange man these and Rip walked with him to a strange building. These were a lot of strange men near this building. They played a game, and they had many drinks. It was late, and Rip close is eyes.This morning, Rip opened is eyes and Rip was under a tree in the mountains.He come home and now twenty years ago.Finally Rip lived with his daughter and her family. Rip's son lived with them, but he didn't like working. He didn't work on the farm because he was old.
What kind of book is it?What is it about?
The kind of book is mystery and horror.The stories in this book are about people and about ghosts.There are a lot of questions in the stories, but not many answers
Is the book easy or diffcult to understand?Do you like the picture?Are these helpful?Do you like this book?Why?Which parts/characters do you like best?Do you think the book has a message?What do you think that message is?
The book is very easy to understand because the vocabulary very easy to understand.I like the picture because the pictures is interesting. I like reading this book because the story is interesting is about ghost and one men is lazy to work. I like the characters Rip Van Winkle because he lazy to work, and parts i like is chapter 6 bacause he meet to daughter after twenty years and he wasn't unhappy about his wife dead.I think the book has not a message.
mawi HULK
I want to comment about book HULK. I like this book. the book very interesting. I very happy read this book. I wish to introduction this book to all my friend because this book very interesting. Hulk about one man life with mom. He is very afraid to dream. During the story He is fourteen years old. He's smart in school. But He don't friends in school.
what that interesting in story He don't get angry. When He angry He very dangerous for people. after angry He change become green and don't control self. He is very dangerous after become green man. He's strong man. He work in the lab. In the lab He like to one young woman and young woman like.
In this book I like to like part Betty Ross because in this part about background Betty Ross young woman He like that. after reading two book English in class Foundation English I feel assured to reading other English book.
what that interesting in story He don't get angry. When He angry He very dangerous for people. after angry He change become green and don't control self. He is very dangerous after become green man. He's strong man. He work in the lab. In the lab He like to one young woman and young woman like.
In this book I like to like part Betty Ross because in this part about background Betty Ross young woman He like that. after reading two book English in class Foundation English I feel assured to reading other English book.
Friday, 15 June 2007
mawi (A111675)
I want to comment about song in class, I think the class song is very good because about song I can to improve resources competence I in English. about class song I very enjoy and after sing the song I can remember to all my friend in class. When I to listen the same song at home I remember all my friend in class sing a song with me. The class song can get me study words by words in the song. such as, the song words by boy zone and the group choose this song Wahida group. The line song that can I remember for long time is 'smile an everlasting a smile' and this line I can remember for long time.
Compare with reading I agree with class song because I more quick remember words by words and with meaning words. the class song can me improve vocabulary me in class foundation English. I think the class song necessary canal because the class song very congruent with class foundation English.
I very enjoy in class foundation English especially class sing a song. I hope with class song can help me improve English me. thank you to madam Puan Maslawati because teach me English with song. Now I can listen song English and understand the meaning song.
Compare with reading I agree with class song because I more quick remember words by words and with meaning words. the class song can me improve vocabulary me in class foundation English. I think the class song necessary canal because the class song very congruent with class foundation English.
I very enjoy in class foundation English especially class sing a song. I hope with class song can help me improve English me. thank you to madam Puan Maslawati because teach me English with song. Now I can listen song English and understand the meaning song.
Jaws
This story about dangerous fish. The namely the fish is a shark. The shark very dangerous because many people it killed aready. Killed story begins happened at Amity beach in New York. One women namely is Chrissie goes to swim in the sea. After that, the women suddenly lost in the sea. Procesing search to women aready of police from old Mill Read. Hendrick found Chrissie at beside near beach. But the woman bodies just have hed only. Many people still dont know why the woman die and most mystery.
When summer season come many people come to Amity beach. Many people swim in the beach. Even Brody warning this beach is dangerous but many people dont care about her warning because they want to see the shark. Brody is a worker in the Amity beach. After that seconly one childs also died when he swim in the beach. Brody and Hooper very angry about that occurrence and they want to kill the shark.
Brody have a planing with Hendrick want to kill the Shark but their manager namely is Hooper not agree with him because he said the shark can make money. Hooper want to see the shark. He want enter on the beach base and her bodies confort to the box. Brody not agree with him because it is very dangerous but Hooper very dogged. Lastly after one hour Hooper in the beach base Hooper not more see again. Her Friend thing Hooper to died killed of Shark.
Finally many people killed aready of shark because the shark very clever and not every body can kill the shark..
My Opinion about this stories...
I like this book because many traller had this book. I like Brody character because because Brody have a responbility about to many people. This picture make me more understanded about the way story. But the story not more moral or message because the people in the story many a dogged.
Thursday, 14 June 2007
Mr.Bean
THE LAUNDERETE
Norazamuddin Mohd Tahar
A 111915
Mr.BEAN takes his dirty clothes to the lounderette.to pay for the wash he takes his pound coin hidden in his trousers at the end a piece of string.a young man pushes him away from his machine.mr bean angry but dosen't say anything because the man is taking a karate suit out of his bag.mr. bean puts his clothes in another machine.he realises he is wearing wednesday's underpants and take them off. on getting dressed again, he accidently puts on a young woman's skirt instead off his trousers with her washing.
mr.bean get a cup of black coffee
and changes for the young man conditioner. the young man put the
'conditioner' into his washing and his karate suit turn brown.he is very angry.mr.bean have try to find his trousers.he looks in the yong woman's dryer and then he climb into the machine. sudenly the woman puts her clothes into the dryer and turn it on. mr.bean go to round and round..hahahaha...
machine
Norazamuddin Mohd Tahar
A 111915
Mr.BEAN takes his dirty clothes to the lounderette.to pay for the wash he takes his pound coin hidden in his trousers at the end a piece of string.a young man pushes him away from his machine.mr bean angry but dosen't say anything because the man is taking a karate suit out of his bag.mr. bean puts his clothes in another machine.he realises he is wearing wednesday's underpants and take them off. on getting dressed again, he accidently puts on a young woman's skirt instead off his trousers with her washing.
mr.bean get a cup of black coffee
and changes for the young man conditioner. the young man put the
'conditioner' into his washing and his karate suit turn brown.he is very angry.mr.bean have try to find his trousers.he looks in the yong woman's dryer and then he climb into the machine. sudenly the woman puts her clothes into the dryer and turn it on. mr.bean go to round and round..hahahaha...
machine
steak tartare.
Norazamuddin mohd tahar
a 111915
mr.bean goes to a restaurant for a birtday dinner.he orders a steak tartare but he dosen't like it.he try to hide it in vase of flowers, in a mustard pot and everywhere he think.sudenly a man with a violen comes and mr.bean puts some meatdown the back of the man's trousers.the waiter drop some plates on to mr. bean table.the manager take him to a clean table.mr. bean smile and feel happy again. the waiter bring a plate of food. it is a large plate of tartare. so mr. bean unhappy because he had a big problem again...
a 111915
mr.bean goes to a restaurant for a birtday dinner.he orders a steak tartare but he dosen't like it.he try to hide it in vase of flowers, in a mustard pot and everywhere he think.sudenly a man with a violen comes and mr.bean puts some meatdown the back of the man's trousers.the waiter drop some plates on to mr. bean table.the manager take him to a clean table.mr. bean smile and feel happy again. the waiter bring a plate of food. it is a large plate of tartare. so mr. bean unhappy because he had a big problem again...
The Wind in The Willows ......
My name Mohd Azizi Bin Muhamad Radzy…..A112196
My cute name,,,,,alien
After that, rat takes Mole to meet toad and together go off in toad latest fascination a gipsy caravon. But when the caravan is driven off the road by a speeling car, Toad loses all interest in it and becomes fascinated by fast cars.
Next, winter come and Rat with Mole spend many days for together. But one day, Mole make-up and decides o go for see Badger, despite Rat earlier warning. He become lost and tired Rat find him and together they stumble over the over the show-covered entrance to Badger home.
The Wind in The Willows ......
My name Mohd Azizi Bin Muhamad Radzy…..A112196
My cute name,,,,,alien
After that, rat takes Mole to meet toad and together go off in toad latest fascination a gipsy caravon. But when the caravan is driven off the road by a speeling car, Toad loses all interest in it and becomes fascinated by fast cars.
Next, winter come and Rat with Mole spend many days for together. But one day, Mole make-up and decides o go for see Badger, despite Rat earlier warning. He become lost and tired Rat find him and together they stumble over the over the show-covered entrance to Badger home.
The Wind in The Willows ......
My name Mohd Azizi Bin Muhamad Radzy…..A112196
My cute name,,,,,alien
After that, rat takes Mole to meet toad and together go off in toad latest fascination a gipsy caravon. But when the caravan is driven off the road by a speeling car, Toad loses all interest in it and becomes fascinated by fast cars.
Next, winter come and Rat with Mole spend many days for together. But one day, Mole make-up and decides o go for see Badger, despite Rat earlier warning. He become lost and tired Rat find him and together they stumble over the over the show-covered entrance to Badger home.
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