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Yamato-Menelusur Japan Ancient Capital (Planning)

March 12, 2019 / mafrikhul.bio / 0 Comments

Yamato-Menelusur Japan Ancient Capital (Planning)

Yamato: Menelusur Japan Ancient Capital (Planning). Jepang, setahun yang lalu, mencari Yamato. Februari 2018, musim salju, kala Yuki-onna (雪女, snow woman, disebut Oshiroi baa-san di Nara) mungkin masih berkeliaran mencari anak-anak. Saat itu, saya tinggal di NAIST (Nara Institute of Science and Technology) di daerah Ikoma, Provinsi Nara untuk kegiatan laboratory internship. Tidak ada kegiatan lab di saat akhir pekan. Maka, setelah mengunjungi kota Kyoto dan sekitarnya, saya kemudian berencana untuk melakukan suatu perjalanan spiritual yang bukan haji atau sholat: Menelusur Japan Ancient Capital; sendirian. Sendirian.

Sendirian adalah kata kuncinya. Kawan dari IPB lain yang sedang berkegiatan di NAIST punya kesibukan masing-masing. Sendiri adalah masalah logistik perjalanan, a i u e o, perbahasaan dan kemungkinan nyasar.

Sebetulnya, akar masalah dari kesendirian itu adalah saat saya menemukan booklet bahasa Inggris dengan judul Yamato: Unknown Origin di suatu hotel di kota Kyoto. Versi elektroniknya bisa ditelusur di sini.

Apa yang harus dipersiapkan?

peta
air
cemilan atau roti
keberanian

IELTS NOTE: conspiracy

Let me try to write an essay to answer the question of Task 2 of the IELTS Writing Test.

Although people said that the moon landing is a conspiracy, some people argue that it is the real event. What can be done to make a good conspiracy?

IELTS NOTE: Burger

October 16, 2018 / mafrikhul.bio / 0 Comments

How about I present you an IELTS Writing Test summary. I will write it down in the next sentences.

Why a note of Writing Test first? It is because I believe that the Listening and Reading Test, taken place before the Writing, is priorly depend on our innate ability to familiarize with English voices and texts; however, some people argue that the tips to be learned are available. Have it your way*, anyway.

I will focus on Task 1. Task 2 will be on my next post. Here I also suggest some of the Internet pages useful to deal with IELTS in general.

IELTS NOTE: Imagination

October 11, 2018 / mafrikhul.bio / 1 Comment

You should spend about 40 minutes on this task.

Write about the following topic:

There are many different IELTS books today. Is one book more important than another book?

Discuss that view and give your own opinion.

Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Write at least 250 words.

IELTS NOTE: death of a lamp

October 9, 2018 / mafrikhul.bio / 1 Comment

Missing articles will be categorized as a minor error in the IELTS Writing Test. Articles are any of a small set of words or affixes (such as a, an, and the) used with nouns to limit or give definiteness to the application (Merriam-Webster). Here is a resume of our Writing Class learned on how to use an article:

A — indefinite article — singular
An — indefinite article — countable noun
The — definite article — all noun
No/zero article — uncountable or plural countable noun

Example:

IELTS NOTE: a gloomy evil

October 8, 2018 / mafrikhul.bio / 0 Comments

Long time no write! Today IELTS writing will describe two-day listening events, last Friday and today.

Our Friday class (5/10) is finished early after spending 270 minutes of IELTS Weekly Test continued with Speaking Class, 180 minutes of harder level (than before) intelligentsia test and 90 minutes of fun speaking session. I found it fun because the speaking class was started by a guess-the-movie-name quiz. Take the Minions, for example, described by a movie of tiny yellow creatures who loves bananas.

I found difficulties in Friday Listening and Writing Test, part of the IELTS Weekly Test. There are three common mistakes found in Listening Test, focus, spelling, and grammar. The first two mistakes hit me today made me realize what did I do in weeks before. Did I do my best? Did I learn English in a good way?

I want to write a poem, suddenly.

IELTS NOTE: biology

October 4, 2018 / mafrikhul.bio / 0 Comments

WIKI: a jaguar

There is a question part in today IELTS Listening Practice Test considered as an exciting one. In that part, a professor and his students are discussing a nocturnal animal presentation and reaching their agreement in what to present next. The question is completing a diagram of Jaguar’s body part.

27. Flexible spine for taking _______
28. Yellow fur with black _______ spots
30. Sharp, _______ claws

A zoologist, normally, can guess what is the word(s) in the blank. But, in the IELTS test, we are not allowed to activate our prior knowledge to answer the questions. I answered no 27 with ‘long strike’ as soon as I heard the conversation. Then, I repeat the conversation and I heard ‘long slide‘. Oh my God, even a biologist, I, heard different-but-same-words in two trials! My ear, an animal organ designed to perceive sounds, should be trained more and more for better hearing. In the end, the answer for no 27 is ‘long stride‘. I felt that my ear picks up and interpret the frequency of words differently in two times attempts.

IELTS NOTE: Concentration Camp

October 4, 2018 / mafrikhul.bio / 0 Comments

I am going to tell you about my today IELTS Listening Class which never be told before. Located at a lab in the third floor of CADL, Center for Art Design and Language, ITB, we should complete tasks given written in Course Materials for IELTS DIKTI PROGRAM book at first. During the completion, we are discussing the tasks in a randomly created listening group. Then, we will hear pak Bambang told us the right answer continued with an individual listening session.
In the class, I catch one word that made me laugh. Pak Bambang said that a lot of ways to express similarity, including to emphasize or limit it. A group of words: a bit, quite, not, a little, and rather is used to limiting the similarity.

“Rather is same as rodo/rada, a word in the Javanese language. They have the same meaning!” He added. Definitely, I and other Javanese or who are getting used to hearing the Javanese language spontaneously laugh. But, not rolling on the floor, laughing, to be precise.

IELTS NOTE: Paramount

October 1, 2018 / mafrikhul.bio / 0 Comments

A fresh week started with two IELTS Writing Classes is this week. The first Writing Class is about how to understand the question in Task 2, for instance, analyzing general nouns and verbs used in the questions and learning how the text could be produced from these kinds of questions. We were learned new alternative words used to replace ‘main’, that are, chief, paramount, major, primary, or dominant.

The word ‘paramount’, honestly-for me, is not a common word. In my mind, the word is randomly related to Paramore, American rock band from Franklin, Tennessee, formed in 2004. I used to read this word at the beginning of a film and defined by Wiki as an American film studio based in Hollywood, California, that has been a subsidiary of the American media conglomerate Viacom since 1994. On the other hand, the studio describes themselves as Paramount Pictures Corporation (PPC), a global producer and distributor of filmed entertainment, a subsidiary of Viacom (NASDAQ: VIAB, VIA), a global content company with premier television, film, and digital entertainment brands.

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Author: mafrikhul.bio (page 1 of 11)

Yamato-Menelusur Japan Ancient Capital (Planning)

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IELTS NOTE: Burger

IELTS NOTE: Imagination

IELTS NOTE: death of a lamp

IELTS NOTE: a gloomy evil

IELTS NOTE: biology

IELTS NOTE: Concentration Camp

IELTS NOTE: Paramount

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