Riri: Oh God, Los Angeles is terrible place to
live! I’m glad I live in New York.
Lusi: Come on! L.A is much nicer than New
York! It’s warmer, it’s cheaper, and it’s
cleaner.
Riri: Cleaner? Are you kidding? Anyway, I love
New york. It’s much more exciting than
L.A. And the people are friendlier, too.
Lusi: Well, you can have New york!
Riri: And you can have L.A!
Jumat, 12 Juni 2015
Jumat, 05 Juni 2015
Conditional Sentence
Soal
1. If I finish the dress before Saturday, I will give (give) it to my sister for her birthday.
2. If he would give you the money, if he had (have) it.
3. She would call you immediately, if she needed (need) help.
4. We could go for a drive, if today been (be) Saturday.
5. If she wins the prize, it will be because she write (write) very well.
7. My dog always wakes me up if he hears (hear) strange noise.
8. If he had left already, he would have called (call) us.
9. If would understand it, if you explained (explain) it to him more slowly.
10. If he didn’t speak so quickly, you would understand (understand) him.
Example:
1. My mother will go to Singapore if she has a lot of money.
2. If I had prepared well for the test for SBMPTN, I should have passed.
Nama: Rizky Amalia Harmil (19214667)
Kelas:: 1EA48
Tugas: Mata Kuliah Bahasa Inggris
Selasa, 17 Maret 2015
Tugas Bahasa Inggris
Gabrielle: Commence the FOUR way review of Divergent…
Cachie: Well, I really enjoyed it. It was fast paced and easy to follow. The cast was amazing and the acting was great. Better than a lot of other book films. Theo has a great smolder. Lol You guys are so cute with your references
Melissa: LOL. Can’t help it.
Gabrielle: I agree with Theo’s smolder… But overall, I thought the movie was good, not great. I feel like it didn’t have that “oomph” I wanted it to have (as a book fan).
Melissa: I thought it was good, too. It didn’t spark in all the right places for me, but it was enjoyable.
Tyler: I can’t say I was a huge fan, unfortunately. I thought the two leads were particularly charming and had strong enough chemistry to keep the core romance from going stale, but other than that I found the film to be an overlong mess that stuffed too much into a poorly-written script. I can see it being a much better book, but it didn’t work for me here.
Cachie: Well, I didn’t read the book, so this is from a non-readers perspective.
Tyler: I’m coming from a non-reader perspective too.
Gabrielle: Pretty much what Tyler said. The script was the movie’s biggest issue. And the book is fast paced, so it’s NOT that hard to adapt it into film. From the beginning, I never liked the movie’s screenwriter anyway.
Cachie: I actually don’t think I want to read the book after seeing the movie though, because I
don’t think a lot of the scenes are readable.
Melissa: What do you guys think it was about essentially?
Tyler: A group of teens divided into twelve districts who two are chosen from to fight to the
death in a —Sorry wrong franchise.
Melissa: LOL!!
Cachie: Yeah it is hunger games-y.
Melissa: The way it’s written in the book, you’d think this would totally be a movie because it’s so action-packed…
Gabrielle: Clearly, the movie didn’t set itself apart, which should’ve been the screenwriter’s first priority.
Melissa: I agree. After you watch it, you might have enjoyed it, but nothing real
Cachie: Well, I really enjoyed it. It was fast paced and easy to follow. The cast was amazing and the acting was great. Better than a lot of other book films. Theo has a great smolder. Lol You guys are so cute with your references
Melissa: LOL. Can’t help it.
Gabrielle: I agree with Theo’s smolder… But overall, I thought the movie was good, not great. I feel like it didn’t have that “oomph” I wanted it to have (as a book fan).
Melissa: I thought it was good, too. It didn’t spark in all the right places for me, but it was enjoyable.
Tyler: I can’t say I was a huge fan, unfortunately. I thought the two leads were particularly charming and had strong enough chemistry to keep the core romance from going stale, but other than that I found the film to be an overlong mess that stuffed too much into a poorly-written script. I can see it being a much better book, but it didn’t work for me here.
Cachie: Well, I didn’t read the book, so this is from a non-readers perspective.
Tyler: I’m coming from a non-reader perspective too.
Gabrielle: Pretty much what Tyler said. The script was the movie’s biggest issue. And the book is fast paced, so it’s NOT that hard to adapt it into film. From the beginning, I never liked the movie’s screenwriter anyway.
Cachie: I actually don’t think I want to read the book after seeing the movie though, because I
don’t think a lot of the scenes are readable.
Melissa: What do you guys think it was about essentially?
Tyler: A group of teens divided into twelve districts who two are chosen from to fight to the
death in a —Sorry wrong franchise.
Melissa: LOL!!
Cachie: Yeah it is hunger games-y.
Melissa: The way it’s written in the book, you’d think this would totally be a movie because it’s so action-packed…
Gabrielle: Clearly, the movie didn’t set itself apart, which should’ve been the screenwriter’s first priority.
Melissa: I agree. After you watch it, you might have enjoyed it, but nothing real
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