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Membalas thread el_stup1do Hello guys I wanna participate at this thread to improve my English ,:shakehand2 I'm a job seeker :malu: ,just want to practice my English for mastah or regular member correct me if my english wrong ,thankyou at last if you have a job vacancy for mechanical engineering ,tell me ya haha :D
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Membalas thread sigitsantoz Sudah terbukti dari kesehatan gan bahayanya minum beridiri Sobat, pernahkah kita ditegur oleh teman, guru, ayah atau ibu kita disaat kita makan atau minum sambil berdiri? Jika pernah maka kita pun akan bertanya-tanya. Mengapa dilarang? Apa sebabnya? Mungkin mereka menegur karena alasan etika dan
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Membalas thread p1nk3d_books Hey guys, there is no easy way in learning English. You could memorise all the grammar or use some sort of tips and tricks to get a good TOEFL/IELTS mark but it is not going to help you in your day to day english. What I would suggest you is try to listen and read everything in English everyd
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Membalas thread Olli3 It's not subjunctive when used in present real conditional. It's called indicative mood. I'm not going to explain what indicative mood is. The difference between "if nobita were to study, he would be a good student" and "if nobita studies, he will be a good student" is that in
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Membalas thread Olli3 It's called present unreal conditional. This clause is marked by the use of the simple past tense and past future tense. Why "were" with third person singular? It's called subjunctive. Sunjunctive mood is used to express, among others, conditions that are contrary to the fact: - If he ...
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