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Selasa, 09 Agustus 2016

Comparative and Supperlatives (very importance)

A comparative adjective is used to compare two things. A superlative adjective is used when you compare three or more things. For example, looking at apples you can compare their size, determining which is big, which is bigger, and which is biggest. The comparative ending (suffix) for short, common adjectives is generally "-er"; the superlative suffix is generally "-est." For most longer adjectives, the comparative is made by adding the word "more" (for example, more comfortable) and the superlative is made by adding the word "most" (for example, most comfortable). If a 1-syllable adjective ends in "e", the endings are "-r" and "-st", for example: wise, wiser, wisest. If a 1-syllable adjective ends in "y", the endings are "-er" and "-est", but the y is sometimes changed to an "i". For example: dry, drier, driest. If a 1-syllable adjective ends in a consonant (with a single vowel preceding it), then the consonant is doubled and the endings "-er" and "-est" are used, for example: big, bigger, biggest. If a 2-syllable adjective ends in "e", the endings are "-r" and "-st", for example: gentle, gentler, gentlest. If a 2-syllable adjective ends in "y", the endings are "-ier" and "-iest", for example: happy, happier, happiest. Some 2-syllable adjectives use the standard "-er" and "-est suffixes", including adjectives that end in "er", "le", or "ow". For example: narrow, narrower, narrowest. For most adjectives with two or more syllables, the comparative is formed by adding the word "more," and you form the superlative by adding the word "most", for example: colorful, more colorful, most colorful. Some comparative and superlative adjectives are irregular, including some very common ones such as good/better/best and bad/worse/worst.

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Prefixes and Suffixes

Punctuation

Adjectives
Adjectives	List of Adjectives	Comparative and Superlative Adjectives	Adjective Worksheets

Case	Adjective	Comparative Form	Superlative Form
1-syllable adjectives ending in "e"	close	closer	closest
	huge	huger	hugest
	large	larger	largest
	strange	stranger	strangest
	wise	wiser	wisest
1-syllable adjectives ending in a consonant with a single vowel preceding it	big	bigger	biggest
	fat	fatter	fattest
	red	redder	reddest
	sad	sadder	saddest
	thin	thinner	thinnest
1-syllable adjectives ending in "y"	dry	drier	driest
	spry	sprier/spryer	spriest/spryest
	wry	wrier/wryer	wriest/wryest
1-syllable adjectives, other cases	fast	faster	fastest
	great	greater	greatest
	quick	quicker	quickest
	short	shorter	shortest
	tall	taller	tallest
2-syllable adjectives ending in "e"	fickle	fickler	ficklest
	handsome	handsomer	handsomest
	polite	politer	politest
2-syllable adjectives ending in "y"	bumpy	bumpier	bumpiest
	heavy	heavier	heaviest
	icy	icier	iciest
	shiny	shinier	shiniest
	tiny	tinier	tiniest
2-syllable adjectives ending in "le", or "ow"	able	abler	ablest
	gentle	gentler	gentlest
	hollow	hollower	hollowest
	narrow	narrower	narrowest
	shallow	shallower	shallowest
	simple	simpler	simplest
2 or more syllable adjectives, other cases	beautiful	more beautiful	most beautiful
	colorful	more colorful	most colorful
	complete	more complete	most complete
	delicious	more delicious	most delicious
	generous	more generous	most generous
	important	more important	most important
Irregular and confusing adjectives	bad	worse	worst
	far (place)	farther	farthest
	far (place or time)	further	furthest
	good	better	best
	late (time)	later	latest
	late (order)	latter	last
	little (size)	littler	littlest
	little (amount)	less	least
	many/much/some	more	most
	old (people or things)	older	oldest
	old (people)	elder

Senin, 08 Agustus 2016

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2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qGmq-peRM8 (Obama and Will Smith)
3.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z3gimzXEts (Will Smith's on Oprah )
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi8guMA9_Hc
5.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOVKB8auDcA (Jay)

Minggu, 07 Agustus 2016

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Websites English:http://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-english-verb-tidy.html
Compound forms Simple forms

Past participle

having tidied

In English, the conjugated forms are the same for the following persons:you, we and they.

Indicative

Present continuous
I am tidying
you are tidying
he/she/it is tidying
we are tidying
you are tidying
they are tidying

Present perfect
I have tidied
you have tidied
he/she/it has tidied
we have tidied
you have tidied
they have tidied

Future
I will tidy
you will tidy
he/she/it will tidy
we will tidy
you will tidy
they will tidy

Future perfect
I will have tidied
you will have tidied
he/she/it will have tidied
we will have tidied
you will have tidied
they will have tidied

Past continuousI was tidying
you were tidying
he/she/it was tidying
we were tidying
you were tidying
they were tidying

Past perfectI had tidied
you had tidied
he/she/it had tidied
we had tidied
you had tidied
they had tidied

Future continuousI will be tidying
you will be tidying
he/she/it will be tidying
we will be tidying
you will be tidying
they will be tidying

Present perfect continuousI have been tidying
you have been tidying
he/she/it has been tidying
we have been tidying
you have been tidying
they have been tidying

Past perfect continuousI had been tidying
you had been tidying
he/she/it had been tidying
we had been tidying
you had been tidying
they had been tidying

Future perfect continuousI will have been tidying
you will have been tidying
he/she/it will have been tidying
we will have been tidying
you will have been tidying
they will have been tidying

Jumat, 05 Agustus 2016

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Syllabication two words and Longger Words

act•or

art•ist

ask•ing

bash•ful

be•side

big•ger

blind•ness

bold•ly

book•let

boss•y

breath•less

bump•y

care•ful

climb•ing

clos•est

cloud•less

com•ing

count•less

cream•y

cry•ing

dark•ness

dear•est

deep•er

dis•cover

dream•ing

drop•per

drown•ing

end•less

ex•port

farm•er

fear•ful

fore•cast

fool•ish

friend•ly

fur•ry

grace•ful

hand•y

hard•en

hill•y

hot•ter

im•prove

itch•y

joy•ous

love•ly

loud•er

luck•y

mis•spell

mis•take

morn•ing

nois•y

non•sense

pack•age

pain•less

part•ly

pay•ment

peace•ful

plant•ed

play•ful

pre•view

quick•ly

rain•y

real•ly

re•fill

re•pay

rest•ful

sad•ly

salt•y

sleep•y

slow•est

small•er

soft•ly

sog•gy

stop•ping

sub•way

sweet•er

tall•est

thank•ful

think•ing

thirst•y

thought•ful

throw•ing

tract•or

treat•ment

un•fair

vast•ly

want•ed

warm•est

wind•y

af•ter

ap•ple

ar•row

ath•lete

bal•loon

bas•ket

ber•ry

blis•ter

bot•tle

bun•ny

but•ter

but•ton

cab•bage

can•dle

can•dy

car•rot

cat•tle

chan•nel

cir•cle

cof•fee

com•mon

com•pete

con•test

con•tract

cot•ton

coun•cil

cur•rent

cus•tom

den•tist

diz•zy

el•bow

en•joy

fan•cy

fif•teen

fil•ter

fol•low

for•bid

for•get

fran•tic

fun•ny

gen•tle

gos•sip

ham•ster

hap•pen

hel•lo

hel•met

hur•ry

kit•ten

lad•der

let•ter

let•tuce

lob•ster

lum•ber

mat•tress

mon•key

mon•ster

nap•kin

of•fice

pat•tern

pen•cil

pen•ny

pic•nic

pic•ture

pis•tol

plas•tic

plen•ty

prob•lem

pup•py

pump•kin

pur•ple

rab•bit

rib•bon

scis•sors

sen•tence

sig•nal

sil•ly

sis•ter

soc•cer

sub•ject

sum•mer

tar•get

thun•der

tur•key

whis•per

win•dow

win•ter

wis•dom

won•der

at•om

bod•y

both•er

buck•et

cab•in

cam•el

chap•el

chis•el

cit•y

civ•il

clev•er

clin•ic

clos•et

col•umn

com•et

cop•y

cred•it

crit•ic

dev•il

dig•it

drag•on

fin•ish

for•est

frag•ile

grav•el

hab•it

hon•ey

hon•or

im•age

lem•on

lev•el

lil•y

lim•it

lin•en

liz•ard

log•ic

mag•ic

man•age

med•al

men•u

met•al

mim•ic

min•ute

mod•ern

mon•ey

nick•el

nov•el

ol•ive

pan•ic

ped•al

pet•al

pit•y

piv•ot

plan•et

pres•ent

prof•it

prop•er

pun•ish

quiv•er

rad•ish

rap•id

reb•el

rel•ic

rel•ish

rig•id

riv•er

rob•in

sal•ad

sav•age

schol•ar

sev•en

sher•iff

shiv•er

shov•el

shriv•el

stud•y

tim•id

top•ic

trag•ic

trav•el

trop•ic

ven•om

vig•or

vis•it

viv•id

vol•ume

wag•on

wid•ow

ba•by

ba•con

ba•gel

ba•sic

be•gin

be•hind

ca•ble

ce•dar

ce•ment

cli•mate

clo•ver

co•coa

cra•dle

de•cay

de•mand

de•stroy

di•gest

do•nate

do•nor

du•ty

ea•ger

ea•sel

e•qual

e•ven

e•vil

fe•ver

fi•nal

fla•vor

fo•cus

glo•bal

gro•cer

he•ro

ho•tel

ho•ly

hu•mor

i•dle

i•tem

la•bel

la•dy

le•gal

lo•cate

ma•jor

mi•nus

mo•ment

mo•tor

mu•sic

na•tion

no•tion

o•bey

o•dor

o•pen

o•val

pa•per

pho•to

pi•lot

po•ny

pre•tend

pri•vate

pu•pil

ra•dar

ra•zor

rea•son

re•cess

re•gard

re•sist

ri•val

ro•bot

ro•tate

ru•mor

se•cret

si•lent

si•ren

so•da

so•lo

spi•der

stu•pid

su•per

ta•ble

ti•dy

ti•ger

to•tal

tu•na

u•nite

va•cant

va•por

vi•rus

wa•ger

ze•ro

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VC/CV

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VC/V

First syllable closed (short)

V/CV

First syllable open (long)

a•gree•ment

a•maze•ment

ab•sorb•ing

ac•cept•a•ble

ac•ci•den•tal

ad•van•tage

ad•ven•tur•ous

ag•gra•vat•ing

ag•ri•cul•ture

al•co•hol•ic

al•ter•a•tion

am•bi•tion

an•ti•freeze

ap•pli•ance

ap•pro•pri•ate

ar•range•ment

as•sign•ment

as•sump•tion

bak•er•y

be•lov•ed

ben•e•fi•cial

boul•e•vard

breath•less•ly

but•ter•fly

cap•i•tal•ize

cap•tiv•i•ty

cat•er•pil•lar

cel•e•bra•tion

cel•lo•phane

chal•leng•ing

char•ac•ter•ize

cir•cu•la•tion

cit•i•zen•ship

clum•si•est

co•op•er•a•tion

col•lect•i•ble

com•fort•a•ble

com•pe•ti•tion

com•plex•ion

com•pli•cat•ed

com•po•si•tion

com•put•er

con•clu•sion

con•fer•ence

con•ser•va•tion

con•sis•ten•cy

con•struc•tion

con•tin•u•al

con•tin•u•ous

con•tra•dic•tion

con•trac•tion

con•trib•ute

con•vert•i•ble

cos•met•ics

coun•sel•or

coun•ter•feit

cour•te•ous

cran•ber•ries

cre•a•tiv•i•ty

cu•cum•ber

cul•ti•vat•ed

cus•tom•er

de•fi•ant•ly

de•liv•er•y

de•mand•ing

de•mol•ish

de•part•ing

de•pend•a•ble

de•sir•a•ble

de•struc•tion

de•vel•op•ment

dem•o•crat•ic

di•ag•no•sis

dif•fer•ence

dis•a•gree•ment

dis•cour•aged

dis•lo•cat•ed

dis•o•be•di•ent

dis•pleas•ure

dis•re•spect•ful

dis•trac•tion

diz•zi•ness

doc•u•ment

du•pli•ca•tion

e•lec•tri•fy

em•bar•rass•ing

em•brac•ing

em•ploy•er

en•dur•ance

en•er•gy

en•force•ment

en•gage•ment

en•joy•ment

es•sen•tial

es•tab•lish

ex•ag•ger•ate

ex•cel•lence

ex•cite•ment

ex•pla•na•tion

fash•ion•a•ble

fav•or•ite

fi•nan•cial

for•ma•tion

for•mal•i•ty

fu•ner•al

fur•i•ous

gen•er•a•tion

gen•u•ine

glam•or•ous

gov•ern•ment

gra•cious•ly

graf•fi•ti

guar•an•tee

gym•na•si•um

hel•i•cop•ter

hes•i•tat•ed

hid•e•ous

hu•mid•i•fi•er

hu•mid•i•ty

hu•mor•ous

hum•ming•bird

hy•dro•gen

hy•phen•a•tion

hys•ter•i•cal

im•ma•ture

im•mac•u•late

im•pa•tient•ly

im•pro•vis•ing

in•cred•i•ble

in•cu•ba•tor

in•de•pend•ent

in•di•vid•u•al

in•dif•fer•ent

in•dus•try

in•el•i•gi•ble

in•ex•pen•sive

in•fec•tion

in•no•cent

in•tel•li•gent

in•ter•cep•tion

in•tro•duc•tion

in•vis•i•ble

jour•nal•ism

jour•nal•ist

kin•der•gar•ten

lav•en•der

lo•ca•tion

ma•jor•i•ty

ma•ni•ac

mac•a•ro•ni

mag•net•ic

me•di•um

me•te•or

med•i•ca•tion

mel•o•dy

mem•ber•ship

mer•chan•dise

mes•sen•ger

mi•gra•tion

mis•be•hav•ior

mis•er•a•ble

mon•stros•i•ty

mos•qui•to

moth•er•hood

nec•es•sar•y

nu•tri•tious

nurs•er•y

ob•nox•ious

oc•cu•pant

op•tion•al

or•phan•age

ox•y•gen

pa•tri•ot•ic

par•tic•u•lar

ped•es•tal

pen•i•cil•lin

per•sist•ence

per•son•al•i•ty

phar•ma•cy

po•et•ry

pol•i•ti•cian

pos•si•ble

pre•his•tor•ic

pres•en•ta•tion

psy•chi•a•trist

pro•por•tion•al

pub•li•ca•tion

pum•per•nick•el

pun•ish•ment

qual•i•fi•ca•tion

ques•tion•naire

re•al•ize

re•cy•cle

re•la•tion•ship

re•mem•ber

re•place•ment

re•sent•ment

rep•u•ta•tion

res•er•va•tion

res•i•den•tial

re•quire•ment

scav•en•ger

scor•pi•on

sec•re•tar•y

sem•i•cir•cle

sem•i•co•lon

sen•sa•tion•al

sig•na•ture

sig•nif•i•cant

slip•per•y

sta•tion•er•y

ster•e•o•type

stim•u•la•tion

su•per•fi•cial

su•per•son•ic

sub•scrip•tion

sub•trac•tion

suc•ceed•ing

sug•ges•tion

sus•pen•sion

syl•la•ble

talk•a•tive

tech•nol•o•gy

ther•mom•e•ter

tra•di•tion•al

trans•form•er

triv•i•al

ul•tra•vi•o•let

un•con•scious

un•pop•u•lar

un•sus•pect•ing

veg•e•ta•tion

vi•o•la•tion

vi•o•lent•ly

vig•or•ous•ly

vol•un•tar•i•ly

wher•ev•er

wil•der•ness

win•di•est

won•der•ful

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