BELAJAR BAHASA INGGRIS

✨ Lesson 21 > Listening 📝 Do not forget to pause the video and write important notes in your notebook. 📀 Review the video until you can hear it word by word.

✨ Lesson 20 > Listening 📝 Listen and practice 📀 TC3

✨ Lesson 19 > Vocabulary > Collocations 💫 How to learn collocations? First, try to recognize different types of collocations. For example, some verbs have particular adverbs which regularly collocate with them. 🏁 Example : "Place gently" He placed the beautiful vase gently on the window ledge. 📝 Types of collocations: 🎾 Verbs and adverbs 👉 Smile proudly 👉 Place gently 👉 Pull steadily 👉 Whisper softly 🎾 Adjectives and nouns 👉 bright color 👉 brief chat 👉 major problem 👉 key issue 🎾 Nouns and verbs 👉 to create an opportunity 👉 to launch the product (introduce the product) 👉 The two companies merged. 🎾 Noun + noun (with the pattern of : a … of …) 👉 A sense of pride 👉 A surge of anger 🎾 Verbs and expressions with prepositions 👉 I was filled with horror. 👉 The little girl burst into tears. (suddenly started crying) 🎾 Adverbs and adjectives 👉 I am fully aware. (I know well) 👉 They are happily married. 💡 Answer to question No. TC-V-Q1 in Lesson 11: 1- leave the university (type: nouns and verbs) 2- find a way (type: nouns and verbs)

http://i.imgsafe.org/35beba3.jpg ✨ Lesson 18 > Vocabulary > Roots 💫 Learning roots, prefixes and suffixes helps you have the tools needed for decoding difficult words and breaking down unfamiliar words into segments that are easily understood. 📝 root : terr, terra, terri 👉 meaning : land / earth 🏁 Examples : terrain 👉 land, ground, earth, field, soil mediterranean 👉 almost or completely surrounded by land subterranean 👉 under the surface of the Earth; underground terrace 👉 a raised, flat mound (hill) of earth (dirt) that looks like a platform with sloping sides terra cotta 👉 baked earth; hard brownish-red pottery inter (as a verb not prefix) 👉 place a corpse in a grave or tomb, typically with funeral rites. He was interred with the military honors due to him. disinter 👉 dig up something that has been buried, especially a corpse territory 👉 an area, region, or piece of land territorial 👉 of or relating to the ownership of an area of land or sea terrestrial 👉 of, on, or relating to the earth Increased ultraviolet radiation may disrupt terrestrial ecosystems. extraterrestrial 👉 out of this world; above and beyond what is found on planet Earth terrarium 👉 greenhouse, hothouse, glasshouse

✨ Lesson 17 > Listening 📝 Do not forget to pause the video and write important notes in your notebook. 📀 Review the video until you can hear it word by word.

✨ Lesson 16 > Golden Rules > rule 2 💫 How to get your paper published in an academic journal? 🎾 Golden Rules for responding to editors' comments: 1) Be polite 2) Be thorough 3) Answer with evidence 🏁 Some useful phrases for responding politely to reviewers' comments of ISI Journals 👉 We agree with the referee that ..., but 👉 The referee is right to point out ..., yet 👉 Whilst we agree with the referee that... 👉 It is true that ..., but 👉 We acknowledge that our paper might have been ..., but 👉 We too were disappointed by the low response rate... 👉 We agree that this is an important area that requires further research... 👉 We support the referee’s assertion that ..., although

✨ Lesson 15 > Learning English Golden Rules > Rule 1 💫 Learn deeply, speak easily. 🎾 How can you speak English easily? Just repeat listening lessons many times! 🏁 For example, If you have some audio, listen to the first audio 30 times before going to the second one. You can listen to the first audio 3 times a day, for 10 days!

✨ Lesson 14 > Speaking > Contractions 💫 Learn some contractions and abbreviations used in conversational speech. ⚠️ Note: You are not allowed to use contractions in "writing". ⚠️ In contrast, in international exams, using contractions just in "speaking part" increases your score. gonna 👉 going to I'm gonna talk to him. we're gonna win this game. Gotta 👉 got to -> have to I gotta go now. -> I have to go now. you gotta be careful. have gotta 👉 have got to -> have to I've gotta go now. -> I have to go now. Wanna 👉 want to I wanna hold your hand. Lemme 👉 let me lemme ask you something. lemme call you back. Gimme 👉 give me Gimme a break. Gimme some money! Outta 👉 out of we'd better get outta here! get outta my way! Kinda 👉 kind of I think it's kinda funny. kinda outta luck. What kinda music do you like? Imma 👉 I am going to Imma talk to him. Hafta 👉 have to, must I hafta go now. I'll talk to you later. oughta 👉 ought to It's too late. I oughta back home right now. shoulda 👉 should have You shoulda done it. Dunno 👉 don't know/doesn't know I dunno what to say. Nope/Nah/Naa 👉 No Nope, I'm not going. I'll be here more. Betcha 👉 bet you I betcha this movie is a good one, lemme buy a ticket. Lotsa 👉 lots of There are lotsa chicks right there. Lotta 👉 lot of I saw a lotta courage out there, and a lotta hard work. Gotcha 👉 I've got you -> I understand Please don't do that again. Answer: Gotcha

✨ Lesson 13 > Listening 📝 Listen and practice 📀 TC2

✨ Lesson 12 > Vocabulary > Symbols - Part 2 💫 Learning useful symbols, marks and signs • 👉 bullet point . 👉 dot / period / full spot ; 👉 semi-colon : 👉 colon :: 👉 double colon ' 👉 single quote / single comma " 👉 double quote / double comma / quotation mark ¦ 👉 broken bar | 👉 vertical bar ‖ 👉 magnitude / 👉 slash, forth slash, fraction slash, division slash 🏁 5 / 3 read 5 / 3: 5 over 3 or 5 divided by 3 📝 which 5 is nominator 3 is denominator \ 👉 back slash > 👉 greater than / right arrow head < 👉 Less than / left arrow head ? 👉 question mark . . . 👉 ellipsis x 👉 times / cross / multiplication / multiplied by ÷ 👉 division = 👉 equal 🏁 2x2=4 Two times two equals four ∞ 👉 infinity ° 👉 degree 🏁 -10° , 51° minus 10 degrees centigrade ⛄️ or at a latitude of 51° N 🌎 % 👉 percent / parts per hundred ‰ 👉 parts per thousand Now guess about the sign of "indicating parts per ten thousand"? † 👉 cross / dagger ¶ 👉 pilcrow « 👉 left shift operator / insertion operator (in programming) » 👉 right shift operator ✓ 👉 check mark / tick ® 👉 registered trademark © 👉 copyright

✨ Lesson 11 > Vocabulary > Collocations 💫 According to the lesson 7, you understood that learning collocations is an important part of learning the vocabulary of English language. Some collocations are fixed or very strong. 🏁 Example: take a photo 📝 While no word other than “take” collocates with “photo” to give the same meaning. 📝 Sometimes, a pair of words may not be absolutely wrong, and people will understand what is meant, but it may not be the natural, normal collocation. 👉🏻 If someone says: 💥 I did a few mistakes. Natives will understand, but a fluent speaker of English would probably say: 👌 I made a few mistakes. 🎾 Bear in mind that learning collocations is possible just by repeating. 🏁 More useful collocations: 💫 Part A : 👉🏻 powerful engine 👉🏻 become famous 👉🏻 get a job 👉🏻 take up a profession 👉🏻 piece of advice 👉🏻 strictly forbidden 💥 not : strongly forbidden 👉🏻 valid passport 👉🏻 ancient monument 👉🏻 pitch dark 💫 Part B : 👉🏻 Have a nice day 👉🏻 substantial meal 💥 not : big meal 👉🏻 watch TV 👉🏻 write a song 👉🏻 live music 👉🏻 play the guitar 💫 Part C : 👉🏻 make : make a mistake make a decision make an effort make a recording 👉🏻 heavy : heavy snow heavy cold 👉🏻 have : have access have breakfast (eat) 👉🏻 bitterly : bitterly disappointed bitterly cold 🎾 Question No. TC-V-Q1 Find the collocations in these sentences. 1- I have decided to leave the university after first year. 2- I must find a way to help him.

✨ Lesson 10 > Listening 📝 Listen and practice 📀 TC1

✨ Lesson 9 > Listening 📝 Do not forget to pause the video and write important notes in your notebook. 📀 Review the video until you can hear it word by word.