February 2011
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Verb as Complement
What is a verb complement? A verb complement is the arrangement of one verb as the object of another verb. This happens 4 ways in English: 1. With infinitives Examples: I asked her to leave. I wanted to leave. I helped him to leave. I stopped for the child to cross the street. 2. With gerunds… Continue reading
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Looking in the Eyes of Love
Just a song I used to listen to a lot in 2001-2002… “Looking in the Eyes of Love” I wonder should I tell you about all the crazy things that I have done I’ve been hiding all my life when I should’ve stayed I tried to run I’ve been searching for an answer In the… Continue reading
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Kim Tae Hee and Indonesian Uncreative Ad
This is LG Ice Cream ad with the Korean hottie Kim Tae Hee in the spotlight. To be frank, one of our Indonesian ads imitates the concept… Let the public judge.. Continue reading
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An Anthem to A Girl’s (or Anyone’s) Chaotic Life
It’s one of Sophie Ellis Bextor’s masterpieces, as far as I’m concerned. And I just showed this song lyrics to someone who seemed to be living in the “I” girl’s stormy phase of life. MIXED UP WORLD I’m feeling all messed up I have a voice inside my head it says turn to the… Continue reading
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Sarah Lacy’s Latest Book on Entrepreneurship and Indonesia
Having read the sneak peek of the book on Amazon.com, Michael Arrington’s review and its 20-page excerpt on Lacy’s blog , my first impression was she’s a natural story teller. She can’t help being a ‘rock star’. Lacy’s got what it takes to For now, what I can tell to you is I totally AGREE with… Continue reading
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So this poor guy fell asleep…
So this poor fellow worker fell asleep. “A very rare sight to see, for once in my life time I never saw him fell asleep,” I mumbled by heart. I meant it. This guy is a working machine, so seeing him in such a ‘powerless’ state is like waiting for Halley commet, it comes once… Continue reading
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Pronouns: Meanings and Functions
Pronouns : words that are used in place of a noun (pronoun ialah kata-kata yang digunakan untuk menggantikan kata benda). Pronouns are divided into 4 types (pronoun dibagi menjadi 4 jenis): Singular subject pronouns: I, you (meaning: “kamu/Anda”), she (e.g. the wife, Sarah, our sister), he (e.g. Andy, your grand father), it (e.g. a street,… Continue reading
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Sixth Sense is Non Sense
I know two girls who keep asking people (including me) about their dreams. It’s enough! Let the psychics get sick of themselves… Continue reading
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Samsung Wave 525
Blackberry, iOS, Windows, Android, what else? Along comes Bada to wage a bigger operating systems war…. This Samsung is affordable, simple and (as always) elegant. I can’t complain with this in my grip. Continue reading
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A Self Note: Minimalist Principles and Cell Phone
Yes, lately I’m infatuated with minimalism. Every single thing I do seems to be revolving around this. But it’s actually not coming from outside. I adore simplicity since a long time ago and minimalism does answer most problems. Some think it’s about scarcity but to me it’s more about liberation from any things that may… Continue reading
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Subject-Verb Agreement
Subject A subject is a person, a place,or a thing that performs an action in a sentence. It usually comes first. For example, Bill acts as the subject in ‘Bill goes to the convention’. Verb A verb is an action word. It includes the words : is, am , are (present), was, were (past). Singular… Continue reading
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