Posted on February 23, 2013 by Sangga Rilau Saiful
(This article was truly made by this blog owner in the time of he still worked in one of English institutions at Graha Pena, Makassar)
Vocabulary is one of speaking components. We cannot catch what others talk about without it. Most English learners do not want to speak for the reason of lack of vocabulary. As a matter of fact, we can increase our vocabulary through speaking. The problem appearing next is how to keep it in our mind. Rarely in the world can people maintain their vocabulary. For these reasons, I would like to share with you all what I have got in my experience of maintaining vocabulary. Continue reading →
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Posted on August 3, 2009 by Sangga Rilau Saiful
Writing is a kind of activity which shares ideas or in formations by linking a word by word; sentence by sentence; or even paragraph by paragraph. Writing activity does not need special skill because everyone can write. But a good writer needs special skill such as the structure of writing, words or terms acquisition, and ideas of course.
A Research Paper is a type of academic writing that needs more theoretical, significant and methodical level of inquiry. A research paper could be in thesis, dissertation, or book report. Continue reading →
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Posted on June 17, 2009 by Sangga Rilau Saiful
Business English
The format of business letters has slowly changed over time with the culture of business getting less and less formal.
Here are the components of a traditional full block business letters — shown in picture form and with explanations.
The format shown here is just a guide — variations and customizations are common — and not all elements are needed in every type of letter such as job application cover letters or thank-you letters. Continue reading →
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Posted on June 9, 2009 by Sangga Rilau Saiful
Sunflower
Already
This word suggests that something happened earlier than expected. For example:
He’s here. (No emphasis)
He’s already here. (Sooner than expected)
Not Yet
Not yet is the opposite of already. It indicates that something did not happen but is or was expected to happen later. For example: Continue reading →
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