Jadi hari Selasa kemarin tanggal 27 Maret'18 seperti biasa, mata kuliah Bahasa Inggris jadwalnya di AmCor dan materi hari Selasa kemarin adalah Subject & Verb!
Jadi, sederhananya adalah subject itu harus selalu ada di depan verb.
Subject:
- Noun
- Pronoun
- Gerund
- To Invinitive
- Clause
Verb:
- Main Verb
- Auxiliary Verb
1. There are two common ways (S) to take (V) a selfie.
2. The first (S) is to take (V) a picture of your reflection in a mirror.
3. The second common way (S) is hold (V) a camera in your hand and aim it at your face.
4. You (S) try to get a good picture, but it does (V) not always happen.
5. Many people (S) use (V) cameras in the mobile phones to take (V) a selfies.
6. The cameras (S) make (V) it easy to see (V) yourself as you take (V) the photo.
7. Many people (S) may think (V) selfies are a new thing.
8. But this is not true. People (S) have been taking pictures of themselves since camera were invented.
9. One of the oldest selfies (S) is from 1914, from Rusian Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaeyna. She was 14 years old. At this time, (S) cameras were very large and difficult to use.(V)
10. After taking the picture,(S) Nikolaeyna sent (V) it to a friend.
11. The letter (S) with it said: "I took (V) this picture of myself looking at the mirror. It was very difficult because my hands were shaking."
12. Today people (S) have much better cameras. And it is much easier to take (V) a selfie.
13. So selfies (S) are more and more common. Selfies (S) are especially popular with young people like teenagers.
14. Many teenagers (S) take (V) selfies and put (V) them on social media websites like Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.
15. But why are they so popular?(S) Why do people like to share (V) pictures of themselves?
16. Dr. Pamela Rutledge (S) is the director of the Media Research Center. She thinks (V) selfies are just a natural part of communicating.
17. She told New York Times Newspaper: (S) “We are designed to react (V) to faces. We do not even know (V) it.
18. Our brains (S) are able to process (V) what we see very quickly, and we are more interested when we see (V) faces.
20. If you are looking (S) at a whole page of photos, the ones you will notice (V) are the closeups (V) and
the selfies.”
Jadi, sederhananya adalah subject itu harus selalu ada di depan verb.
Subject:
- Noun
- Pronoun
- Gerund
- To Invinitive
- Clause
Verb:
- Main Verb
- Auxiliary Verb
- To Be
- Modals
- Has, Have, Had
- Does, Do, Did
1. There are two common ways (S) to take (V) a selfie.
2. The first (S) is to take (V) a picture of your reflection in a mirror.
3. The second common way (S) is hold (V) a camera in your hand and aim it at your face.
4. You (S) try to get a good picture, but it does (V) not always happen.
5. Many people (S) use (V) cameras in the mobile phones to take (V) a selfies.
6. The cameras (S) make (V) it easy to see (V) yourself as you take (V) the photo.
7. Many people (S) may think (V) selfies are a new thing.
8. But this is not true. People (S) have been taking pictures of themselves since camera were invented.
9. One of the oldest selfies (S) is from 1914, from Rusian Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaeyna. She was 14 years old. At this time, (S) cameras were very large and difficult to use.(V)
10. After taking the picture,(S) Nikolaeyna sent (V) it to a friend.
11. The letter (S) with it said: "I took (V) this picture of myself looking at the mirror. It was very difficult because my hands were shaking."
12. Today people (S) have much better cameras. And it is much easier to take (V) a selfie.
13. So selfies (S) are more and more common. Selfies (S) are especially popular with young people like teenagers.
14. Many teenagers (S) take (V) selfies and put (V) them on social media websites like Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.
15. But why are they so popular?(S) Why do people like to share (V) pictures of themselves?
16. Dr. Pamela Rutledge (S) is the director of the Media Research Center. She thinks (V) selfies are just a natural part of communicating.
17. She told New York Times Newspaper: (S) “We are designed to react (V) to faces. We do not even know (V) it.
18. Our brains (S) are able to process (V) what we see very quickly, and we are more interested when we see (V) faces.
20. If you are looking (S) at a whole page of photos, the ones you will notice (V) are the closeups (V) and
the selfies.”
21. So, when a person (S) shares (V) a selfie on the internet, he or she (S) knows (V) that people will see it and react. (V) to it.
22. Selfies (S) make (V) it easy and quick for people to share (V) their lifes (V) with their friends.
23. Another theory (S) is that people take (V) selfies as a way to show (V) the world what they want (V) their life to be like.
24. Selfies (S) usually show (V) a person when he is looking his best or doing something fun.
25. They (S) show (V) who a person wants (V) to be.
26. Clive Thompson (S) is a technology writer. He told (V) the New York Times: “People (S) are struggling with how they appear (V) to the rest of the world. Taking a photograph (S) is a way of trying to understand (V) how people see you, who you are, and what you look like. There is nothing wrong with that.”
27. But Frédéric della Faille (S) has (V)a different idea. Della Faille is the founder of the photosharing application.
28. Frontback. (S) This app is for devices like mobile phones. People (S) can use (V) the app to take (V) pictures with their camera phones easily.
29.. He told the New York Times: (S) “The idea of a selfie is that you do not need (V) words. Your face (S) explains (V) the moment or tells (V) a story. It is much more of a moment and a story than a photo. And very often it is not about being beautiful."
30. There is a popular saying in English (S) that supports Faille’s idea: ‘A picture is worth one thousand
words.’ So, if a person (S) wants (V) to share (V) about an event in their life, they (S) could use (V) many words.
31. Or they (S) could just show (V) the event with a selfie.
32. But selfies (S) can also cause (V) problems. Selfies (S) are so popular that sometimes people take (V) selfies when they probably should not.
33. American Jason Feifer (S) noticed (V) this. So he (S) decided to start (V) a blog website about it called “Selfies at Serious Places”.
34. In this blog (S) he shows (V) selfies taken at important memorials.
35. Feifer (S) shared (V) a selfie from a young man at a Holocaust memorial.
36. This memorial (S) honors the victims of the holocaust an event where more than 6 million people died. (V)
37. In the selfie, (S) the young man has a funny smile (V) on his face. His hand (S) is in front of him in a “thumbs up” sign. Usually people make (V) a “thumbs up” sign if the think something is really great.
38. Many people (S) reacted (V) strongly to this blog. They thought the selfies were terrible.
39. People (S) even found (V) the people in the selfies and sent them angry messages.
40. Some people (S) sent (V) angry messages to the young man in the selfie in front of the Holocaust memorial.
41. He (S) wrote (V) an email to Feifer to apologize. He said: (S) “I am one of the people on your blog. I have to say that you made me understand (V) how stupid I made myself look. You (S) have really made me think (V) about it. I (S) would like to thank (V) you for that.”
42. Feifer (S) posted (V) the young man’s apology, but he did not remove the picture from the blog.
43. Feifer (S) says that he began (V) the blog as a way to encourage people to talk ti and learn from each other.
44. People (S) may make (V) stupid decisions, but they (S) can also begin to think (V) more deeply.
45. Like any technology, (S) there is a good way to use (V) selfies and a bad way to use them.
46. Selfies (S) can be a way (V) to connect with friends.
47. But people (S) should think (V) about how and why they use a selfie.
48. What do you think (S) about selfies? Do you take (V) selfies? Do you think they are a good thing or a bad thing?
49. Are there places that people should not take selfies? Tell us about your experiences.
29.. He told the New York Times: (S) “The idea of a selfie is that you do not need (V) words. Your face (S) explains (V) the moment or tells (V) a story. It is much more of a moment and a story than a photo. And very often it is not about being beautiful."
30. There is a popular saying in English (S) that supports Faille’s idea: ‘A picture is worth one thousand
words.’ So, if a person (S) wants (V) to share (V) about an event in their life, they (S) could use (V) many words.
31. Or they (S) could just show (V) the event with a selfie.
32. But selfies (S) can also cause (V) problems. Selfies (S) are so popular that sometimes people take (V) selfies when they probably should not.
33. American Jason Feifer (S) noticed (V) this. So he (S) decided to start (V) a blog website about it called “Selfies at Serious Places”.
34. In this blog (S) he shows (V) selfies taken at important memorials.
35. Feifer (S) shared (V) a selfie from a young man at a Holocaust memorial.
36. This memorial (S) honors the victims of the holocaust an event where more than 6 million people died. (V)
37. In the selfie, (S) the young man has a funny smile (V) on his face. His hand (S) is in front of him in a “thumbs up” sign. Usually people make (V) a “thumbs up” sign if the think something is really great.
38. Many people (S) reacted (V) strongly to this blog. They thought the selfies were terrible.
39. People (S) even found (V) the people in the selfies and sent them angry messages.
40. Some people (S) sent (V) angry messages to the young man in the selfie in front of the Holocaust memorial.
41. He (S) wrote (V) an email to Feifer to apologize. He said: (S) “I am one of the people on your blog. I have to say that you made me understand (V) how stupid I made myself look. You (S) have really made me think (V) about it. I (S) would like to thank (V) you for that.”
42. Feifer (S) posted (V) the young man’s apology, but he did not remove the picture from the blog.
43. Feifer (S) says that he began (V) the blog as a way to encourage people to talk ti and learn from each other.
44. People (S) may make (V) stupid decisions, but they (S) can also begin to think (V) more deeply.
45. Like any technology, (S) there is a good way to use (V) selfies and a bad way to use them.
46. Selfies (S) can be a way (V) to connect with friends.
47. But people (S) should think (V) about how and why they use a selfie.
48. What do you think (S) about selfies? Do you take (V) selfies? Do you think they are a good thing or a bad thing?
49. Are there places that people should not take selfies? Tell us about your experiences.
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