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A conditional sentence expresses a condition and its potential result. It typically has two parts: the condition (if clause) and the result (main clause). These sentences describe situations that depend on a condition being met, ranging from real possibilities to hypothetical or unreal scenarios. Conditional sentences are categorized into types based on likelihood and reality:…
Contoh Teks MC Bahasa Inggris dalam berbagai kesempatan events dan terjemahannya 1. Graduation ceremony (acara perpisahan sekolah/wisuda) Good morning/afternoon/evening, distinguished guests, First of all, as the MC, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all the invited guests, parents, families, friends, and of course, our esteemed graduates. My name is [Your Name], and…
The vision of Alkhoirot Research & Publication as mentioned here in this leaflet is committed to research and knowledge development based on scientific methods as ascertained and encouraged by many verses in the Quran some of which are Chapter 88:17 – 20 “Then do they not look at the camels – how they are created?…
Pidato Raja Maroko Muhammad Al-Sadis di Riyadh Arab Saudi dalam rangka KTT Luar Biasa masalah Palestina وجه صاحب الجلالة الملك محمد السادس، نصره الله، يوم 11 نونبر 2023 بالرياض، خطابا ساميا إلى المشاركين في القمة العربية الإسلامية المشتركة غير العادية، بالمملكة العربية السعودية. Saturday 11 November 2023 His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist…
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Ten celebrities who have frequently spoken up about the ongoing genocide in Gaza 1.) Kehlani “In all of these videos all you see is death. People carried into hospitals, people in hospitals, people blown to bits on the ground. You don’t see any armed Palestinians. You don’t see them roaming the streets with guns, you…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (95): Matthew Isaac Cohen Matthew Isaac CohenMatthew Isaac Cohen, as he describes himself in his Blogger blog, is a Professor of International Theatre at Royal Holloway, University of London. The reason why he is picked as Blogger Indonesia of the week this time around is because of his another unlikely…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (94): Pramudya A. Oktavinanda If you used to visit many English speaking blogs written by North American or European bloggers, you’d be amazed by three things: the quality content which is triggered by passion in writing and, secondly, regular updates. Thirdly, quality comments. Have a look, for example, at…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (93): Sash Milne On 27 May 2010, an Australian blogger and traveler commented on Blogger Indonesia of the Week’s Page thus: I discovered your site for the first time today, and it’s very interesting to trawl through your past posts. I’m very interested in Indonesian culture, religion and people. I…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (92): Alia Makki alia makkiWhen a person calls herself Hning Swara commented in one of my post, I was impressed with the way she expresses her opinion. I was impressed even more when I visited her blog– back then in blogspot. She certainly has the talent and obviously is a…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (91): Yansen Yansen bengkulu IndonesiaAny non-Indonesian who has a little more time to take a closer look at Indonesian culture might wonder about one thing unique about this nation: a widely common use of single name. Two of Indonesian first presidents, Sukarno and Suharto, are using a single name. Symbolizing…
Blogger Indonesia of the Week (90): Kurniadi Widodo “A great photograph is a full expression of what one feels about what is being photographed in the deepest sense, and is, thereby, a true expression of what one feels about life in its entirety. ~Ansel Adams” I always have a camera since my teenage years from…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (89): Mulia Nurhasan mulia nurhasanAs far as Muslim women is concerned, there’s nothing more controversial than a piece of cloth called headscarf or veil. Popularly known here in Indonesia as jilbab[1]. The simplicity of jilbab or head scarf doesn’t make the effects simpler. In reality, jilbab pros and cons that…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (88): Imdad Robbani “Like many Indonesians, Lolo[1] followed a brand of Islam that could make room for the remnants of more ancient animist and Hindu faiths. He explained that a man took on the powers of whatever he ate: One day soon, he promised, he would bring home a piece…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (87): Pan Mohamad Faiz Pan Mohamad Faiz is a visionary blogger and a man-of-principle personality, so to speak. He knows what he wants to do. When the first time I met him in my last-year stay in India in 2007 he asked me how to make a blog. At…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (86): Agni Amorita When I was looking for a blog post on Hari Raya Idul Fitri 2008/1429, I found an interesting article on mudik tradition written by Agni Amorita aka Mbak Rita thus: If I were a linguist, I will put mudik (going home) as the newest entry for the…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (85): Hendro Darsono I wrote somewhere about English teaching in Indonesia thus: Despite English language teaching starts from the junior high school (Class VII) in Indonesia educational system, and is supposed to be the second language after Bahasa Indonesia, instead of Dutch, the students are hardly conversant to this language…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (84): Muhyiddin I hardly review a blog owned by a PNS (Pegawai Negeri Sipil) – an Indonesian civil servant. Most of the times I wrote very disgenerous articles–both in my English or in Bahasa Indonesia blogs– to them, the bureaucrats as a people or as an institution. See for example…
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Blogger Indonesia of the Week (83): Rima Fauzi Rima Fauzi blogger of the week # 82World is beautiful, every normal and spirited being thinks so. The most salient feature of its beauty lies in the heterogeneity of its populace called human. The differences of our physical appearance,colors of our skin, our eyes and hairs. And…
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