Everyday English...I Hear...

I hear birds chirping
I hear ducks quacking
I hear friends laughing
I hear raindrops

I hear mommy singing
I hear daddy reading Al-Quran
I hear azan

I hear with my ears
Thank you Allah
All praise be to Allah
Alhamdulillah...

EVERYDAY ENGLISH: REPETITION-I See

Children learn through imitation and repetition. I am using "I see". .with my 2 year old nephew Rayyan so he can use "I see....' for nouns as he explores...

Children also love singing and rhyming.

I see...

I see trees
I see roses
I see ladybirds
I see butterflies

I see mommy
I see daddy

I see with my eyes
Thank you Allah
All praise be to Allah
Alhamdulillah..

Rosnah Ahmad
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OXYMORON

Copy paste from watsapp...thank you😀

OXYMORON: 😡

WHAT IS OXYMORON? 😡

An Oxymoron is defined as a phrase in which two words of opposite meanings 📥📤are brought together…📩

Here are some funny Oxymoron: 😀

1. Clearly Misunderstood 😴
2. Exact Estimate 😰
3. Small Crowd 😓
4. Act Naturally 😩
5. Found Missing 😱
6. Fully Empty 😨
7. Pretty Ugly 😠
8. Seriously Funny 😟
9. Only Choice 😦
10. Original Copies 😖

And people say the Mother of all Oxymoron is…..

11. Happily Married 😷😷😷

Ps...Happily married yeah
Open secret😎😎

Vocal English VS Standard English

Everyday English@Cendekuawan Educare..syukur alhamdulillah..

Typo..where can I find cream for my eyes

Daily Phrases-Keep It Down

Everyday English
Learning simple daily phrases

# Keep it down...slow down/quiet

Eg. Please keep it down, the baby is sleeping.

Wallahua'lam

Local vs Standard English-Follow/Come with

EVERYDAY ENGLISH
Local vs  Standard  English

Local use:

I am going to Kuala Lumpur. You can FOLLOW me if you like

Standard English:

You can COME WITH me if you like

In standard English, follow means 'go behind'

Wallahua'lam

Difficult Word Pairs-LIE/LAY

EVERYDAY ENGLISH
Difficult word pairs

LIE/LAY

LIE- a verb meaning "Lie down".

Eg. She LIE down on the carpet to rest.

Past tense for LIE is LAY

Eg.  We all LAY down on the carpet to rest

LAY-a verb meaning ' put (something) down'

Eg. Siti lay down the books on the table.
(persent tense)u

The past tense is LAID.

Eg. She LAID the books on the table just now.(past tense)

Wallahua'lam

EVERYDAY ENGLISH-OPEN/CLOSE

Sepanjang penglibatan saya dalam taska tadika dan pusat jagaan, didapati dalam usaha ibu bapa/guru/pengasuh mengajar anak mereka Bahasa Inggeris, terdapat kesilapan iaitu penggunaan perkataan yang salah atau tidak sesuai. Kita perlu sedar dan lebih berhati-hati kerana kesilapan mungkin akan kekal dalam diri anak. Saya cuba beri contoh penggunaan bahasa yang selalu silap.

Dalam bahasa Melayu perkataan buka dan tutup biasanya digunakan dalam banyak perbuatan seperti buka dan tutup pintu, buka dan tutup television, buka dan tutup paip, buka dan tutup langsir dan banyak lagi.

Berlainan dengan Bahasa Inggeris, perkataan yang berlainan digunakan untuk perbuatan yang berlainan. Amatlah penting kita menggunakan perkataan yang betul pada tempatnya terutama pada anak-anak seperti contoh-contoh di bawah.

Open/close- for door/ eyes/ mouth/ book window/ lid/ bottle etc
Eg. Please open the door.

Wear- coat/hat/badge/ring/glasses
Eg. Do I have to wear a coat?

Put on/ Take off- shoes/ hat/ dress/ trousers/ glasses/ skirt/ trousers/ coat etc
Eg. Please take off your shoes

Turn on/ turn off- light/ oven/ television/ radio tap etc ( sometimes switch on/off may be relevant)
Eg. Please turn on the tap.

Turn up/turn down – to increase/decrease sound/heat etc on a piece of equipment
.( untuk memperlahankan atau menguatkan sesuatu)
Eg. Could you turn the TV down?

Tie up/untie-hair/ shoelaces/ plastic bag/ knot/ rope etc
Eg. Tie up your shoelaces.

Do/Undo- button/ knot/ zip (to be fastened-mengenakan butang/ ikatan atau zip)
Eg. Please undo your jacket


Button (up)/ unbutton-shirtETA/dress
Eg. Please button(up) your dress.

Draw- curtain (untuk buka /tutup langsir)
Eg. Please draw the curtain.

Referance- Oxford Advance Learner’s Dictionary

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