Monday 18/6/2012 FACTS AND LIE

Assalammualaikum guys! Before I start my writing today, I would like to deliver thousand of thanks to you all because you’re kindly to read my entries again. I really appreciate that dude! I hope that you will be enjoying and keep on reading my writing. As usual, Miss Zu was did an interesting activity which is we have to be with partner and present in front of the class. We have to present a little bit about our partner. Then, we have to give four facts about our partner and one of that must be a lie. I can’t share anything about me today, because my partner is absent so we shall continue our presentation by tomorrow, but don’t worry dude. I will share to you all about my friend’s presentation.

For your all information, Miss Zu always helps us to improve our grammar. She always provides us with the exact grammar because we were frequently done grammatical error when we were present. I think that’s why Miss Zu asks us to do our presentation in front of the class. So, whenever we did mistakes, she will correct it automatically so that we can improve our weaknesses. It’s better for me to share with you all right? Ok, let’s learn about grammar today dude! Huuh. 

• Normally, people like to say has no or doesn't have right? The correct one is doesn't has. For example, she doesn’t has a boyfriend. 

When Zanariah was present, Miss Zu did her job again.

• Zanariah have read this sentence "her best friend was study in Uitm". This is the wrong sentence because it shows that her best friend is no longer study in Uitm. 

Yahh! For me this is the funniest one. Do you all want to know why? It’s because Jasman was keep on saying "she" even though he was talked about Amir. Miss Zu has corrected him and she laughed to him also. Maybe he was so nervous at that time. 

For you all, please bear in your mind everything that I have told to you ok? I hope you can learn it and use it to improve your grammar. Fighting!           

See you soon guys :)

TRUANCY:cheating from attending the class

JEOPARDIES: risk

OFFENSIVE: touching

INTERMEDIATED: scared